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Lobaro LOB-GW-WMBUS-NB2 Manual

Lobaro LOB-GW-WMBUS-NB2 Manual

Wireless m-bus nb-iot gateway v2

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LOB-GW-WMBUS-NB2 (NB-IoT)
The Lobaro Wireless M-Bus NB-IoT Gateway V2.
THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN FUNCTIONALLY REPLACED BY ITS SUCCESSOR (LOB-GW-HYB-WMBUS) AND WILL NO LONGER BE PRODUCED.
Order number:
8000131
Type: LOB-GW-WMBUS-NB2
Successor available
This device is no longer available for sale and has been replaced by
Overview
The
Lobaro Wireless M-Bus Gateway
data from up to 500 Wireless M-Bus enabled devices, like water meters, electricity meters, heat meters onto the Internet.
The gateway collects data from all metering device conforming to the 868 MHz Wireless M-Bus standard (EN 13757-4) or uses
power short range FSK radio modulation to broadcast consumption data. Their wireless range is typically only about 50m with this traditional technology.
The
Lobaro Wireless M-Bus Gateway extends this range by
(Narrowband IoT) onto the Internet. Alternatively an additional upload path via LoRaWAN networks is available. This unique feature of combining to
LPWAN technologies in a single device might be used as a fallback if yet no modern NB-IoT network is available at the place of deployment.
Metering data is send to the Lobaro Platform, were it gets parsed, displayed and made available for further processing. Because most Wireless M-Bus
telegrams are encrypted, the Platform allows adding decryption keys for individual meters, so that the data can be decrypted by the Platform. It is also
possible to use the
Lobaro Wireless M-Bus Gateway
wMBus telegrams.
LoRaWAN® is a mark used under license from the LoRa Alliance®.
V2 is a simple to use, cost and energy efficient device that receives, caches and forwards metering consumption
collecting the short range data and then uploads it using modern cellular IoT networks
without the Platform and connect it to your own backend, if it is capable of parsing and decrypting
Wireless M-Bus Gateway V3
since 12/2021.
Sensus RF Bubble UP
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Summary of Contents for Lobaro LOB-GW-WMBUS-NB2

  • Page 1 LPWAN technologies in a single device might be used as a fallback if yet no modern NB-IoT network is available at the place of deployment. Metering data is send to the Lobaro Platform, were it gets parsed, displayed and made available for further processing. Because most Wireless M-Bus telegrams are encrypted, the Platform allows adding decryption keys for individual meters, so that the data can be decrypted by the Platform.
  • Page 2: Setting Up The Device

    Note: The Lobaro IoT platform is fully optional! Image shows product with design cover accesssory. Basic work cycle Quick start guide Make sure SIM card and battery are correctly connected. Go to The Lobaro Platform and log into your account.
  • Page 3 RESET Button SIM Card Holder (Nano SIM, 4FF) Connector for Lobaro USB-Config Adapter (Config, Logs, Firmware Updates) 2-Pin JST XH Stecker (3.3 - 5V, e.g. for 3.6V Battery) SIM card A SIM card is needed by the Gateway to connect to the mobile network. The drawing on the PCB displays the correct orientation of the SIM. The contacts must face down.
  • Page 4 SIM card included and you are using the Lobaro Platform, you will not need to change any configuration for the device to work. Instructions on how to change the device's configuration using the Lobaro Config Adapter can be found on the...
  • Page 5 Mobile operator APN 1nce: iot.1nce.net iot.1nce.net Vodafone Easy Connect: lpwa.vodafone.com (l = littel L) SIM PIN (since v0.7.0) Empty or 4 digits (e.g. 1234) Try to connect with NB-IoT UseNbiot true Try to fallback to LTE-M when supported by the Modem false UseLtem not supported with all Hardware revisions LoRaWAN (...
  • Page 6 meter device type filter e.g. for Heat Cost and Water typFilt 08,07 (Comma separated list WITHOUT spaces) blank=no filter, not used for xmode (Sensus RF) "Other", "Oil", "Electricity", "Gas", "Heat", "Steam", "Warm Water", 30 - 90°C "Water", "Heat Cost", "Compressed Air", "Cooling load meter...
  • Page 7 – Log in with the credentials provided by Lobaro. Your Gateways should be listed under "Devices". If you have multiple devices in your account, you can distinguish them by the field "Address". The Address is printed on the box of the Gateway (the Address is the IMEI of the modem used by the device; that is the unique hardware address used for mobile communication).
  • Page 8 Forwarding data to your own system If you want the received data inside your own system, you can add an Integration inside the Lobaro Platform that forwards all data to your system. We currently supply a REST API that allows you to query data from our platform actively, as well as a HTTP(S) integration, that pushes incoming data to your system when it is received.
  • Page 9 Instead of using the Lobaro Platform, you can use the Lobaro Config Adapter and the Config Tool to change the Configuration directly in your hardware. This can be useful when you want to change configuration while the mobile connection does not work (or if you do not want to use the Lobaro Platform).
  • Page 10 Schema The CBOR object contains the following information "d": { "rssi": <int: RSSI>, "vbat": <int: Supply voltage in mV>, "monitor": <string: human readable diagnostic information>, "telegram": <bytes: wmbus telegram>, "timestamp": <int: unix timestamp, time of reception>, "temperature": <int: device temperature in 1/10°C> "i": <string: device's IMEI>, "n": <int: frame number>...
  • Page 11 Trying to connect to mobile provider, failing Housing Specification & Accessories blocked URL The Lobaro wireless Mbus bridge uses the TG PC 1208-6-o feature rich IP67 housing from Spelsberg. For the housing the following accessories are available on request: Housing Design Cover For a cleaner look of the device a addon design cover is available.
  • Page 12: Troubleshooting

    (you should be able to get the key where you got the meter). You can add the key in the Lobaro Platform under "Organisation" / "wMBus". You will have to add a key for a specific meter (identified by the meter's ID).
  • Page 13: Safety Instructions

    34 – When 3 dB RSRQ 255 – Not known or not detectable Safety Instructions Read and follow all relevant safety instructions Sicherheitshinweise / Safety instructions (DE / EN) WEEE Disposal Entsorgung von Geräten von Lobaro CE Declaration of Conformity CE-LOB-GW-WMBUS-NB2_11_01_22.pdf...