the architecture is different from that, but i won’t go into the details
yes, the ‘uplinks’ daemon needs an adapter for each payload type to map from
whatever the LoRaWAN Network Server decodes from the device, to convert into a
friendlier digestable message. i allow user-defined classes written
That daemon might be quite useful!
Working with what type of PWS?
😉 Because PWSes hardly have a standard interface for output data, and at
least some 'translation' will be required.
Op za 4 jan 2025 00:11 schreef Graham Eddy :
> for my LoRaWAN dragino gear, i wrote an ‘uplinks’ daemon to listen f
for my LoRaWAN dragino gear, i wrote an ‘uplinks’ daemon to listen for raw mqtt
uplink messages from TTN Network Server (i run my own instance) and publish
per-device condensed and digestible mqtt that weewx picks up. note that weewx
interface is mqtt service/driver for transport and the ‘uplink
Question from a friend with a PWS-type Sensecap S2120 feeding it's data
through TTN_LoraWAN to an application.
He would like to connect his PWS to a 'real' meteosoftware* like* WeeWX.
Searched in vain:
is a driver available which allows to get PWS-data from TTN_LoraWAN into
WeeWX?
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