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  • Page 1 LWC S ERVER UIDE...
  • Page 2 Nke Watteco products are not designed, authorized or warranted to be suitable for use in life saving or life support devices or systems. Inclusion of Nke Watteco products in such applications is understood to be fully at the Customer's risk.

  • Page 3: Document History

    LWC Server User Guide DOCUMENT HISTORY Date Revision Modification Description July 2016 First revision March 2017 Correcting the SF limit March 2017 Adding the OTAA association All Rights Reserved – nke Watteco® LWC Server User Guide Page 3 of 25...
  • Page 4 6.4.12 LAST_RX (LRX): display the delay since the last received frame ............... 23 6.4.13 REBOOT (RBT): allows to restart the LWC Server application................24 6.4.14 RX_PARAMS (RXP): allows to modify the RX parameters ................. 25 All Rights Reserved – nke Watteco®...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    This document describes all the commands that can be used with the LWC Server (or LoRa USB Dongle) through the serial port. In this document can be found the general way of functioning for the LWC Server, the meaning of the leds colors and the serial port configuration needed by the LWC Server to work correctly.

  • Page 6: Leds Interface

    ERIAL ORT CONFIGURATION The LWC Server has to be plugged on a USB port on the HOST machine. The USB/serial is done through the FT232X USB (PID/VID: 0x0403/0x6015). The serial port configuration is the following:...

  • Page 7: Exchanges Description

     The KeyWords accept two formats: a short one and a long one (ex: DEVICE_LIST <-> DL). Indeed, a specific LWC Server parameter allows to choose the wanted format: VERBOSE.  All the non-numerical values has to respect the letter case All Rights Reserved –...
  • Page 8 <Set> {SET|S} <RSet> {RSET|RS} <Get> {GET|G} <RGet> {RGET|RG} <Del> {DEL|D} <RDel> {RDEL|RD} <Ind> {INDIC|I} 6.2.3 O <O > PERATORS <Op> {"="} The only one operator used All Rights Reserved – nke Watteco® LWC Server User Guide Page 8 of 25...
  • Page 9 Activation mode of an end-device. For the moment, only the ABP is managed by the LWC Server <RX2DR> 0..2 Datarate used by the LWC Server to answer on the RX2 window of end-devices This Datarate is included between 0 (SF12) and 2 (SF10). <FPort>...
  • Page 10 Device Packet Buffer Full The packet buffer for the specified end-device is full FULL Node Database full The maximum number of device for one LWC Server is reached. The LWC Server database is full BUSY Dongle is busy sending The frame to send has not been taken into account because the LWC Server was busy sending another frame All Rights Reserved –...

  • Page 11: Available Resources

    <RGet><MS>0<MS><status> Actions : This command asks the display of the LWC Server’s online help or a resource specific online help. The online help is displayed as several lines prefixed by one <RmkStart> character. At the end of the help, the <RmkEnd>...
  • Page 12 LWC Server User Guide 6.4.3 IDENTITY (IDY): DISPLAYS THE DONGLE IDENTITY This command asks the LWC Server to display its IDs: DevEUI and DevAddr. 6.4.3.1 <G > COMMAND Request: <Get><MS>0<MS>{IDENTITY|IDY} Use example (applying 5.2): GET 0 IDY Response: <RGet><MS>0<MS><status><MS>{IDENTITY|IDY}=<DevEUI><FS><DevAddr> Response example: RGET 0 SUCCESS IDENTITY=020000FFFF007067,01007067 All Rights Reserved –...
  • Page 13 <DevRefMode>::= {DEVEUI|DE}|{DEVADR|DA}|{DEVPORT|DP} : This parameter defines how the end-devices are identified by the LWC Server during the exchanges. <Echo>::= {ON|1}|{OFF|0} : This parameter asks to the LWC Server to copy on the serial interface all the commands that it receives.
  • Page 14 LWC Server User Guide 6.4.5 PROV_DEF_PAR (PDP): DEFAULT PROVISIONING PARAMETERS This resource is used to configure the end-devices default provisioning parameters on the LWC Server. 6.4.5.1 <S > C OMMAND Request: <Set><MS>0<MS>{PROV_DEF_PAR|PDP}<Op><ProvDefPar> <ProvDefPar> ::= [<EDAM>]<FS>[<Class>]<FS>[<RX2DR>]<FS>[<NWSK>]<FS>[<APSK>]<FS>[<AppEUI>] <FS>[<AppKey>] <Op> ::= "=" If a parameter is missing in the command (ex: SET 0 PDP=OTA,C,0,,,,), then it is defined with the default parameters.
  • Page 15 6.4.6 DEV_PROV_PAR (DPP): DEVICE PROVISIONING MANAGEMENT This resource is used to either get the provisioning information of an end-device or to add a new end-device to the LWC Server’s provisioned end-devices list. Both OTAA and ABP are supported. 6.4.6.1 <S > C...
  • Page 16 : Reference of the end-device to delete (DevEUI, DevAddr, Port or « All ») Use example: DEL 0 DPP=4 NOTE: The use of « All » or « * » allows to delete all the provisioned end-devices list in the LWC Server Beware, this action is non-reversible. Response: <RDel><MS><status>0<MS>{DEV_PROV_PAR|DPP}=<DevRef>...
  • Page 17 LWC Server User Guide <DevParamOut> ::= <Port><FS><DevEUI><FS><EDAM><FS><Class><FS><RX2DR><FS><DevAdr><FS><NW SK><FS><APSK><FS><AppEUI><FS><AppKey> Response example: RGET 0 SUCCESS DEV_PROV_PAR=3,70B3D5E75E000204,ABP,A,0,00000204,2B7E151628AED2A6ABF7158809CF4F3C,2B7E151 628AED2A6ABF7158809CF4F3C,70B3D5E75F600000, 2B7E151628AED2A6ABF7158809CF4F3C All Rights Reserved – nke Watteco® LWC Server User Guide Page 17 of 25...
  • Page 18 LWC Server User Guide 6.4.7 DEV_PROV_LIST (DPL): PROVISIONED END DEVICES LIST MANAGEMENT This resource allows to obtain the full list of all the provisioned end-devices on the LWC Server. 6.4.7.1 <G > C OMMAND Request: <Get><MS>0<MS>{DEV_PROV_LIST|DPL} Use example: GET 0 DPL Response: <RGet><MS>0<MS><status>{DEV_PROV_LIST|DPL}={<DevParam>[<LS>]}*...
  • Page 19 {NONE | N} : None Uplink (End-device  LWC Server) {UP | U} : {DOWN | D} : Downlink (LWC Server  End-device) {BOTH | B} : Uplink and Downlink <HexStr> ::= The ZCL frame presented as an hexadecimal string.
  • Page 20 {NONE | N} : None Uplink (End-device  LWC Server) {UP | U} : {DOWN | D} : Downlink (LWC Server  End-device) {BOTH | B} : Uplink and Downlink Join Request (End-device  LWC Server) {JOIN REQUEST | JR} : <HexStr>...

  • Page 21: Phy: Physical Frame Reception

    This resource allows to receipt frames on a physical level. Thus, if the indication on the physical level is activated (via PHY_IND_PAR, cf. §6.4.11), the LWC Server will display every frame received at the physical level, even if the end-device sending the frame is not provisioned on the LWC Server.
  • Page 22 INDICATIONS CONFIGURATIONS FOR EACH PROTOCOL LAYER This resource allows to select the data to display when a frame is received by the LWC Server. The resource can be developed in 3 distinct parameters for the 3 different layers used: ZCL (Application), MAC (Medium Access Control) or PHY (Physical).
  • Page 23 DISPLAY THE DELAY SINCE THE LAST RECEIVED FRAME This resource allows to display the delay (in minutes) since the last reception of a frame from a particular end- device or for all the sensor (on the LWC Server point of view). 6.4.12.1 <S >...
  • Page 24 6.4.13.1 <S > C OMMAND Request: <Set><MS>0<MS>{REBOOT|R}[=<DelaySec>] <DelaySec> ::= It is possible to specify a delay in seconds before the software reboot of the LWC Server. Use example: SET 0 RBT=1 Actions:  If Delay = 0 or empty, the reboot is done immediately ...
  • Page 25 LWC Server User Guide 6.4.14 RX_PARAMS (RXP): ALLOWS TO MODIFY THE PARAMETERS This resource allows to modify the Datarate (corresponds to a SF) used by the LWC Server, as well as the 3 listening frequencies. 6.4.14.1 <S > C OMMAND Request: <Set><MS>0<MS>{RX_PARAMS|RXP}<Op>[<Freq1>]<FS>[<Freq2>]<FS>[<Freq3>]<FS>[<R...

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