Network Server
Based on ChirpStack v4 from the ChirpStack open-source project, Semtech’s free network server is designed to allow you to connect up to 10 devices and three gateways to build and test the functionality of your LoRaWAN® solutions
With the upgrade to ChirpStack v4, the Semtech Network Server provides an integration with the open-source Device Repository from The Things Network and provides out-of-the-box support for many LoRaWAN® end devices, including payload decoders. All you need to do is select your device from the list and you’re good to go!
Another great new benefit is that the Semtech Network Server is now equipped with a new dashboard that allows you to visualize your sensor data and track device metrics.
Furthermore, the Semtech Network Server offers many integrations, including MQTT, HTTP callbacks, and IFTTT, as well as your Node-RED flows.
Note
While the new Semtech Network Server brings many new features and enhancements, some of these changes might break your existing integration. To use the upgraded network server, take the following steps
- Upgrade your ChirpStack Gateway Bridge to version v3.14.0 or later; all configuration stays the same.
- We will migrate all your data and your devices will continue working. Rest assured, you won’t even need to reactivate them.
- If you integrated the Semtech Network Server into your own application, review the ChirpStack v4 Breaking Changes documentation for a complete listing of potential compatibility issues.
Regional Support
The table below shows a sampling of the countries supported by the frequencies worldwide.
|
Frequency |
Country |
|---|---|
|
EU863-870 |
Albania, Andorra, Angola, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Botswana, Bulgaria, Dem Rep of Congo, Cyprus, Czech Rep, Denmark, Estonia, Eswatini, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia Lesotho, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Malawi, Malta, Mauritius, Moldova, Montenegro, Mozambique, Namibia, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Seychelles, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Tanzania, Turkey, UAE, UK, Vatican City, Zambia, Zimbabwe |
|
US902-928 |
Bolivia, Canada, Columbia, Costa Rica, Dominican Rep, Ecuador, Guyana, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Suriname, USA, Uruguay, Venezuela |
|
CN470-510 |
China |
|
AU915-928 |
Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, New Zealand |
|
AS920-925 (AS1 and AS2) |
Brunei, Cambodia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam |
|
KR920-923 |
South Korea |
|
IN865-867 |
India |
The following gateway end points are supported:
|
Frequency |
Gateway OS (MQTT) Endpoint |
Basics Station Endpoint |
|
EU868 |
eu868.mqtt.loracloud.com:8883 |
eu868.basicstation.loracloud.com:443 |
|
US915 |
us915.mqtt.loracloud.com:8883 |
us915.basicstation.loracloud.com:443 |
|
CN470 |
cn470.mqtt.loracloud.com:8883 |
cn470.basicstation.loracloud.com:443 |
|
AU915 |
au915.mqtt.loracloud.com:8883 |
au915.basicstation.loracloud.com:443 |
|
AS923-1 |
as923-1.mqtt.loracloud.com:8883 |
as923-1.basicstation.loracloud.com:443 |
|
AS923-2 |
as923-2.mqtt.loracloud.com:8883 |
as923-2.basicstation.loracloud.com:443 |
|
KR920 |
kr920.mqtt.loracloud.com:8883 |
kr920.basicstation.loracloud.com:443 |
|
IN865 |
in865.mqtt.loracloud.com:8883 |
in865.basicstation.loracloud.com:443 |
Support
To report bugs and new feature requests:
All bugs and feature requests should be posted to the ChirpStack forums, located here.
To report a service outage:
If you are experiencing a service outage, please let us know
All other issues:
If you need help getting started, look at the Hands-On Labs and the User Guide. If you are still having issues, or want to ask a general question, head over to the forums.
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