@Charles What is your LoRa gateway device? What frequency band are you using?

What is your LoRa gateway?

It may be that TTN does not enable this feature.

@rakadmin I resolved the issue, Gateway config was the problem. Thanks.

The format of the data we send is based on the Cayenne data format. https://mydevices.com/cayenne/docs/lora/#lora-cayenne-low-power-payload

@philwilkinson

Replying to "RAK831 Developers Kit - howto connect as a gateway/forwarder to TTN"

@vk4lc said in RAK831 Developers Kit - howto connect as a gateway/forwarder to TTN:

Ok.... installed converter and RAK831 onto a different Pi3 and got a new EUI which I setup on TTN console, but exactly the same result.

I then changed my router from the Australian one to the ttn eu router...... and now it shows up.

It seems that the Australian router might be the issue, so I'll update the EUI.json file on github and it'll hopefully be pushed out tonight.

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Yes, that should be all-right.

I had some problems with arduino/rak811 as well, i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that the serial connection from/to arduino is shared with the rak811.

In my experience, it is more stable to talk to the rak811 through a virtual serial port, and when stacking, bend out the pins.

Like this:

What's you region do you used?