Install Arduino IDE and CH340 driver
Installing Arduino IDE a
- https://www.arduino.cc/en/main/software
- (Linux)Using the command line
sudo apt install arduino
- CH340 Driver: https://sparks.gogo.co.nz/ch340.html (Make sure the arduino uno is connected when installing the driver)
- Tools -> Board -> Arduino Uno
- Tools -> PORT -> COM4 (May be different, for windows check device manager -> COMM & LP -> USB-SERIAL CH340 (COM?)
LG01-N Gateway
Things you will need: LG01-N and RJ45 cable (Ethernet Cable)
- Configure LG01-N for internet connection
Julian Grado's Reflection of Setting Up LoRa
My History Process with the LORA: 1. I received the package continuing the LORA Kit.
- I brought it into my room and began opening each item
- Each group of items was photographed
- Each photograph was given to Ramiro Gonzalez
- I began to look on youtube on how to program and assemble the kit, sadly no luck.
- I went on the Draginuo website and found the user manual and began to program and assemble based off of the steps and images.
- The kit required at the start Arduino and a drivers download so the computer can detect when an item from the kit is connected wirelessly or through the USB port.
- I have a mac and finding how to download the drivers software was difficult.
- I found this website with a video and preexisting commands for my terminal so i can download and install
- It didn't do anything, I tried it twice, and my computer still wasn't picking it up
- I asked my team for some help and I had to wait a couple days until they figured it out.
- Armaan found this website that didn't need the terminal, and I downloaded it.
- The driver worked and my computer could detect the devices from the kit
- Next on the instructions we moved to making a gateway.
- This involved connecting to the LGO-1 N network and using the http://10.130.1.1/cgi-bin/luci/admin link
- I needed to scan for my home internet connection and connect it.
- I had to disable the previous LGO-1 N connection
- Once i tried to connect to my home internet, my LGO-1 N crashed and said it failed to back up
- I tired to stop it from doing that bty redoing the steps multiple times but it kept crashing
- It disconnected me from the LGO-1N and kept connecting to my internet, this was supposed to happen but at a later step. -It kept asking me to do “ add the next back up” , so I did think it would change the outcome, but by doing so it just made my LGO-1N undetectable and now I can’t connect to it.
- THat is where i am now, stuck on step ⅘ on the instructions on making a gateway.