Closed Samuel-ZDM closed 3 years ago
Normally, the gateway date is not known by the node, so there is no trivial way to obtain it. I think there is a "request time from server" command defined in LoRaWAN (though that might be LoRaWAN 1.1). I'm not sure if this is somehow already supported by LMIC and how you would get it (and no time to check now).
I set up node-red to send the time ever 1, 10 min and 1hr, to MQTT, and have a task to send it Periodically to Lora nodes that request it... for most nodes, they make a request once a day, and at start up...
On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 5:18 AM Matthijs Kooijman notifications@github.com wrote:
Normally, the gateway date is not known by the node, so there is no trivial way to obtain it. I think there is a "request time from server" command defined in LoRaWAN (though that might be LoRaWAN 1.1). I'm not sure if this is somehow already supported by LMIC and how you would get it (and no time to check now).
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Tom Lafleur
Thank you.
I was wondering if LMIC could do that. So, the responsible for this is the application server.
Hello!
I am trying to get the gateway date to configure the RTC. Is there any function that I can do this for? Or can I only do this by inserting the value in the downlink field in the TTN, for example?