ERROR: UNEXPECTED VALUE 0 FOR RADIO TYPE

laendi commented 6 years ago

Hi I have a Multitech AP with mlinux Version 3.1.13

I tried to connect to TTN but I doesnt work. Here's the error.

13:40:57 INFO: [main] Starting the concentrator lgw_start:807: ERROR: UNEXPECTED VALUE 0 FOR RADIO TYPE lgw_start:833: Note: calibration started (time: 2300 ms) lgw_start:854: Note: calibration finished (status = 135) ERROR: wrong configuration, rf_rx_freq[0] is not set INFO: FPGA supported features: [TX filter] [Spectral Scan] 13:41:00 ERROR: [main] failed to start the concentrator

Could you help me?

Kind regards

kersing commented 6 years ago

How did you install the software? The errors indicates your global_conf.json or local_conf.json do not contain the required information.

laendi commented 6 years ago

Hi

In installed it how it is described on the TTN documentation. But with wget ... and then sh installer.sh.

There is no usb port as described in the documentation for multitech conduit.

Is there another documentation ?

Kind regards

Stefan

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terrillmoore commented 6 years ago

Stefan, we are successfully installing on the Conduit AP, but we are using a different procedure. We are using Ansible to manage the Conduits, which is a fully automated procedure. This means that our docs are not completely suitable to people who are doing a one-off installation.

The Ansible setup we have is at https://github.com/IthacaThings/ttn-multitech-cm -- based on current experimentation, although it's working for @jchonig and me, it probably not quite ready for prime time.

For the Conduit AP, you have to use a pure Ethernet-based install. There is some more information at https://github.com/terrillmoore/conduit-mfg and https://github.com/terrillmoore/conduit-mfg/blob/master/CONDUIT-AP.md -- but again, that's biased for the Ansible-based install.

At The Things Network Ithaca/NYC, we have done our own mLinux distro, to facilitate remote update -- the stock mLinux loses key settings during an upgrade (at least the ones critical for us for remote management). This distro includes the Kersing forwarder, and it works. (It's also a lot smaller and simpler than the stock MultiTech distribution).

So to summarize, you may find helpful info at:

Feel free to go to https://thethings.nyc and follow the instructions for joining our slack workgroup to get support.

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kersing commented 6 years ago

@terrillmoore Terry, I appreciate help, however I don’t think pointing people to alternative instructions based on anonther installation method will help much.

@laendi can you check what files are in /var/config/lora and attach global_conf.json if present?

laendi commented 6 years ago

Hi

In

root@mtcap:~# ls /var/config/lora global_conf_src local_conf.json ttn_global_conf.json

file content:

{"SX1301_conf":{"lorawan_public":true,"clksrc":1,"clksrc_desc":"radio_1 provides clock to concentrator for most devices except MultiTech. For MultiTech set to 0.","antenna_gain":$

Kind regards

Stefan

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kersing commented 6 years ago

Hi Stefan,

Please run ‘node -v’ to check the version of node-js on the box.

laendi commented 6 years ago

There was no node-js installed. Now I installed it and it’s the version v0.10.44

Kind regards