Setting Up The Kit Hardware; Gateway Connections - Semtech LoRa Edge Tracker Reference Design Evaluation Kit User Manual

The data flow proceeds from the LR1110 Tracking devices through the provided gateway in the kit to the
Actility LoRaWAN network server. This server manages the LoRaWAN network Join process through the
LoRa Cloud™ Device Join Server and once the LR1110 devices have joined the network, the Actility
LoRaWAN server is the conduit for data to and from the application service hosted by Tago.io. The Tago.io
service provides the interface to the position computation engine hosted on the LoRa Cloud™ Device &
Application and Geolocation Services and then provides tracking data for the devices available through a
web browser. Each part of this system is independently scalable to any size application as might be
deployed. This demonstration is the end-to-end deployment example of the latest LoRa® tracking solutions.
Not pictured is the Mobile Device Command and Control application that can run on IOS or Android devices
that can talk directly to the LR1110 Trackers to initialize and prepare them for operation.

Setting up the Kit Hardware

Gateway Connections

The gateway body has multiple connectors for antennas and cables. The following table describes those
connections.
ANT 1 GPS antenna connector (N-type female)
Ethernet Power-over-Ethernet connector
ANT 2 3G/4G antenna connector (N-type female)
ANT 3 915/868 MHz LoRa antenna connector (N-type female)
3G/4G Access port for 3G/4G SIM card
ANT 4 915/868 MHz antenna connector (not connected)