UfiSpace LoRa GPE810U User manual

GPE810U
Indoor LoRa Gateway
Quick Setup Guide
Indoor LoRa Gateway
Quick Setup Guide

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1. Introduction
LoRa indoor gateway is designed to meet the needs of IoT
the users to setup this in indoor environment as an aggregator of LoRa sensors to the internet for the
related services.
Tomorrow's connected devices will control everything from indoor temperatures to
air conditioner,
from the flow of energy through our cities to the flow of critical healthcare data,
unlocking hidden value in unconnected machines. So the connectivity is critical to generate
intelligence, except the WiFi, LoRa is also an alternatively solution for indoor
2.
Hardware Specifications
Future
Processor
Storage
Memory
2.4G WiFi
Sensor – LoRa 868 MHz
External Power Jack
I/O Port
Dimension
Weight
Housing Color
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LoRa indoor gateway is designed to meet the needs of IoT
services. This indoor gateway allow
the users to setup this in indoor environment as an aggregator of LoRa sensors to the internet for the
Tomorrow's connected devices will control everything from indoor temperatures to
from the flow of energy through our cities to the flow of critical healthcare data,
unlocking hidden value in unconnected machines. So the connectivity is critical to generate
intelligence, except the WiFi, LoRa is also an alternatively solution for indoor
Hardware Specifications
Description
TI AM3352 ARM Cortex-A8, 1-GHz
4/8GB Emmc
DDR3 4Gb
TIWL1831MOD b/g/n single band 2.4G 1T1R
Semtech FPGA+SX1301 (daughter card)
12V/1.5A DC_IN
1. RJ45x1, 1 WAN 10/100/1000
2. Reset button x 1
3. USB x 1
4. SMA x 1
A x B x C mm (128.9 x 128.9 x 26.2)
205g
White
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services. This indoor gateway allow
the users to setup this in indoor environment as an aggregator of LoRa sensors to the internet for the
Tomorrow's connected devices will control everything from indoor temperatures to
from the flow of energy through our cities to the flow of critical healthcare data,
unlocking hidden value in unconnected machines. So the connectivity is critical to generate
intelligence, except the WiFi, LoRa is also an alternatively solution for indoor
applications.

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3. LEDs
Specification
Type Status
1 Internet Constant Off
2 Internet
Constant Light Red
3 Internet
Constant Light Blue
4 Internet Blinking Blue
5 WiFi ACT Constant Off
6 WiFi ACT
Constant Light Blue
7 WiFi ACT Blinking Blue
8 WiFi EN Constant Off
9 WiFi EN
Constant Light Blue
10 LoRa Constant off
11 LoRa
Constant Light Blue
12 LoRa Blinking Blue
4. Software setup
4.1 Use web interface to setup LoRa Indoor GW under
Ethernet Dhcp client mode
4.1.1 Plug in Ethernet cable in GW and the other end of cable should plug into
server existing.
4.1.2 Power up Indoor GW.
4.1.3 Make sure Indoor GW gets a valid IP Address from DHCP server.
4.1.4 Use PC/NB/smart-
phone to connect to the same network, and then open a browser with
Indoor GW interface IP to access its
F
or example, GW gets 192.168.31.40 from DHCP server, then access web page by
“http://192.168.31.40/”
The login information is like:
Username: bsconfig
Password: aup6g/t;3
4.1.5
Required a web browser
Chrome version “55.0.2883.87 m” web browser to access Indoor LoRa GW web page.
4.1.6 MP FW version
LoRa module
: HAL 1.4.3
LRR version: LRR-
2.2.15
T77I844.02: UBoot (Mar 03 2017
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Specification
Comment
Physical cable error.
Constant Light Red
Lrr serv. Connector fixed by Actility is not available.
Constant Light Blue
Lrr serv. Connector fixed by Actility is available.
Data transfer with lrr serv.
Wifi AP is not exist.
Constant Light Blue
Wifi AP is enable.
There is the traffic between Indoor GW and Wireless clients.
Wifi AP and Wifi client are not enable.
Constant Light Blue
The one of Wifi AP and Wifi client is existed.
LoRa radio is off.
Constant Light Blue
LoRa radio is on.
LoRa
radio is on and LoRa traffic is transferring.
4. Software setup
4.1 Use web interface to setup LoRa Indoor GW under
Ethernet Dhcp client mode
( Default Primary WAN type )
4.1.1 Plug in Ethernet cable in GW and the other end of cable should plug into
4.1.3 Make sure Indoor GW gets a valid IP Address from DHCP server.
phone to connect to the same network, and then open a browser with
Indoor GW interface IP to access its
web interface.
or example, GW gets 192.168.31.40 from DHCP server, then access web page by
The login information is like:
Required a web browser
Chrome version “55.0.2883.87 m” web browser to access Indoor LoRa GW web page.
: HAL 1.4.3
2.2.15
-
09:58:27), Linux (
#1 Thu Feb 16 12:21:42 CST
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Lrr serv. Connector fixed by Actility is not available.
Lrr serv. Connector fixed by Actility is available.
There is the traffic between Indoor GW and Wireless clients.
radio is on and LoRa traffic is transferring.
4.1 Use web interface to setup LoRa Indoor GW under
( Default Primary WAN type )
4.1.1 Plug in Ethernet cable in GW and the other end of cable should plug into
where is DHCP
4.1.3 Make sure Indoor GW gets a valid IP Address from DHCP server.
phone to connect to the same network, and then open a browser with
or example, GW gets 192.168.31.40 from DHCP server, then access web page by
Chrome version “55.0.2883.87 m” web browser to access Indoor LoRa GW web page.
#1 Thu Feb 16 12:21:42 CST
2017),

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PCG020C_20170424_TI1003TP
4.1.7
Connection to Indoor LoRa GW web UI
FW Version –
Display current FW version
HW Revision –
Display current HW reversion (should not change)
Wan Status –
Display current backhaul connection state in the following format:
<WAN Type>,<Current IP address>
Forwarding –
“bs_pkt_fwd” process is running.
“bs_pkt_fwd
” forwards RF packets receive by the concentrator to a server
through a IP/UDP link, and emits RF packets that are sent by the server.
 Ping GW –
Display the ping test result to default gateway
PASS
(default GW is okay)
FAIL
(default GW is unreachable or ICMP
 Ping DNS Server –
Display the result to ping “8.8.8.8” or “168.95.1.1”
PASS
(ping test to ping “8.8.8.8” or “168.95.1.1” is okay)
FAIL
(ping test to ping “8.8.8.8” or “168.95.1.1” is failed)
 Ping Network Server –
Display the result to ping BS Network IP.
PASS
(ping test to ping BS Network IP is okay)
FAIL
(ping test to ping BS Network IP is failed)
BS Network IP is defined in nvram value bs_serv_addr.
The default bs_serv_addr
“Base Station” menu on the Web and modify the field called“Network
Server IP/Domain”.
4.2
Set WAN interface
Select [WAN] page for setting WAN configuration
The LoRa service on Indoor
GW
user needs to take the backhaul (WAN) connection per network environment that
installed. Secondary WAN will be used when Primary WAN is dead.
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PCG020C_20170424_TI1003TP
Connection to Indoor LoRa GW web UI
Display current FW version
Display current HW reversion (should not change)
Display current backhaul connection state in the following format:
<WAN Type>,<Current IP address>
or NO
(if WAN connection is not ready)
“bs_pkt_fwd” process is running.
” forwards RF packets receive by the concentrator to a server
through a IP/UDP link, and emits RF packets that are sent by the server.
Display the ping test result to default gateway
(default GW is okay)
(default GW is unreachable or ICMP
-blocked)
Display the result to ping “8.8.8.8” or “168.95.1.1”
(ping test to ping “8.8.8.8” or “168.95.1.1” is okay)
(ping test to ping “8.8.8.8” or “168.95.1.1” is failed)
Display the result to ping BS Network IP.
(ping test to ping BS Network IP is okay)
(ping test to ping BS Network IP is failed)
BS Network IP is defined in nvram value bs_serv_addr.
The default bs_serv_addr
is “127.0.0.1”. User can modify it by clicking
“Base Station” menu on the Web and modify the field called“Network
Server IP/Domain”.
Set WAN interface
Select [WAN] page for setting WAN configuration
GW
will start automatically when
backhaul connection is ready. Hence,
user needs to take the backhaul (WAN) connection per network environment that
installed. Secondary WAN will be used when Primary WAN is dead.
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Display current backhaul connection state in the following format:
(if WAN connection is not ready)
” forwards RF packets receive by the concentrator to a server
through a IP/UDP link, and emits RF packets that are sent by the server.
is “127.0.0.1”. User can modify it by clicking
“Base Station” menu on the Web and modify the field called“Network
backhaul connection is ready. Hence,
user needs to take the backhaul (WAN) connection per network environment that
Indoor GW is

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 W
iFi client can be WAN interface, and it is independent from WiFi AP mode.
4.2.1
Select “Ethernet” as WAN
4.2.1.1
Use DHCP Mode to get IP address automatically
A. Set
Primary WAN type
B. Set Ethernet IP
Type under
C. Press Apply
button

Secondary WAN will be used when Primary WAN is dead.
4.2.1.2 Use static IP Mode
A. Set
Primary WAN type
B. Set Ethernet IP
Type under
C.
Configure proper settings in
Secondary DNS
under
D. Press Apply
button
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iFi client can be WAN interface, and it is independent from WiFi AP mode.
Select “Ethernet” as WAN
Use DHCP Mode to get IP address automatically
Primary WAN type
as “Ethernet”
Type under
Ethernet Settings as “DHCP”
button
Secondary WAN will be used when Primary WAN is dead.
Primary WAN type
as “Ethernet”
Type under
Ethernet Settings as “Static”
Configure proper settings in
IP address / Netmask / Gateway
under Static IP Settings
button
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iFi client can be WAN interface, and it is independent from WiFi AP mode.
/ Primary DNS /

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4.2.2
Select “WiFi” as WAN
4.2.2.1 Use DHCP Mode to get IP address automatically
A. Set Primary WAN type as “WiFi”
B. Set WiFi IP Type under WiFi
C. Set WiFi SSID / WiFi Security Type / WEP or WPA Passphrase per external
AP configuration
D. Press Apply button
4.2.2.2 Use static IP Mode
A. Set Primary WAN type as “WiFi”
B. Set WiFi IP Type under
C. Set WiFi SSID / WiFi Security Type / WEP or WPA Passphrase per external AP
configuration
D. Configure proper settings in WiFi IP address / WiFi Netmask / WiFi Gateway / WiFi
Primary DNS / WiFi Secondary DNS for WiF
E. Press Apply button
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Select “WiFi” as WAN
4.2.2.1 Use DHCP Mode to get IP address automatically
A. Set Primary WAN type as “WiFi”
B. Set WiFi IP Type under WiFi
Client Settings as “DHCP”
C. Set WiFi SSID / WiFi Security Type / WEP or WPA Passphrase per external
A. Set Primary WAN type as “WiFi”
B. Set WiFi IP Type under
WiFi Client Settings as “Static”
C. Set WiFi SSID / WiFi Security Type / WEP or WPA Passphrase per external AP
D. Configure proper settings in WiFi IP address / WiFi Netmask / WiFi Gateway / WiFi
Primary DNS / WiFi Secondary DNS for WiF
i IP setting
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C. Set WiFi SSID / WiFi Security Type / WEP or WPA Passphrase per external
C. Set WiFi SSID / WiFi Security Type / WEP or WPA Passphrase per external AP
D. Configure proper settings in WiFi IP address / WiFi Netmask / WiFi Gateway / WiFi

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4.2.3
Select ”LTE” as WAN
A. Set Primary WAN type as “LTE”
B. Set LTE APN / LTE Username / LTE Password
C. Set LTE Power to "Enable"
D. Press Apply button
E. An example is shown as followed
If LTE username and
LTE password
4.3
Set Time Server
Select [NTP] page for setting NTP configuration. You will need to change this setting if LoRa
Indoor GW
will be used in a private network with its own time server and Internet is not available.
GW will query NTP
server from the first one until GW get the response from NTP server.
4.4
Management Page

Before performing FW upgrade, please check the
You need to be aware that only firmware for the same production could be used. Using invalid
firmware
or firmware from other products will get a “
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Select ”LTE” as WAN
A. Set Primary WAN type as “LTE”
B. Set LTE APN / LTE Username / LTE Password
C. Set LTE Power to "Enable"
E. An example is shown as followed
:
LTE password
are not used, please enter with “any”.
Set Time Server
Select [NTP] page for setting NTP configuration. You will need to change this setting if LoRa
will be used in a private network with its own time server and Internet is not available.
server from the first one until GW get the response from NTP server.
Management Page

Before performing FW upgrade, please check the
Status
page for current firmware version.
You need to be aware that only firmware for the same production could be used. Using invalid
or firmware from other products will get a “
FW Upgrade Fail” mes
sage.
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are not used, please enter with “any”.
Select [NTP] page for setting NTP configuration. You will need to change this setting if LoRa
will be used in a private network with its own time server and Internet is not available.
server from the first one until GW get the response from NTP server.
page for current firmware version.
You need to be aware that only firmware for the same production could be used. Using invalid
sage.

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The firmware file usually has a name in following format:
PCG020C_[Date Code]_TI1003TP
Where [Date Code] is the release date of this firmware. You may refer the release note for version
information.
For firmware upgrade, first use [Choose File]
start the
upgrade process. After a success upgrade, the device will reboot automatically.
Factory reset 
If the device is not function as expected, or the release note of new firmware request to do
reset due
to configuration adjustment, you may use [Reset] to reset all configurations to default value of
firmware.
After completion of reset operation, a message
will be shown
and the device reboots
4.5
LRR Log Page
With integrated ThingPark Wireless client application
observed via the application log. This page provides an easy way to do filtering, selection and saving on the
log. On page
loading, the current date information of device is shown before the radio selection, and week day
of today is
selected as default. Since LRR log on device is preserved as the last 7 week days, please do
selection before further operation if you want
View log in web browser
The Filter command
controls a simple content filter in log, you may enter keyword (case sensitive) to it,
and
only a line contained such keyword will be displayed. If
must
be used around the whole keyword. You will still need to enter (“”) in
without
iltering. Then, press [Apply] button and the log content will be displayed below. Log out
truncated if
it is too big for browser to show.
Download log as a file
After selecting week day, you can use [Download] button to download log of select
your local space. The
Filter command
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The firmware file usually has a name in following format:
PCG020C_[Date Code]_TI1003TP
Where [Date Code] is the release date of this firmware. You may refer the release note for version
For firmware upgrade, first use [Choose File]
button to select firmware file, then press
upgrade process. After a success upgrade, the device will reboot automatically.
If the device is not function as expected, or the release note of new firmware request to do
to configuration adjustment, you may use [Reset] to reset all configurations to default value of
After completion of reset operation, a message
“
Factory reset is done!! Waiting for rebooting..
and the device reboots
automatically.
LRR Log Page
With integrated ThingPark Wireless client application
-
LRR, both LoRa traffic and control can be
observed via the application log. This page provides an easy way to do filtering, selection and saving on the
loading, the current date information of device is shown before the radio selection, and week day
selected as default. Since LRR log on device is preserved as the last 7 week days, please do
selection before further operation if you want
to view log of the other past day.
controls a simple content filter in log, you may enter keyword (case sensitive) to it,
only a line contained such keyword will be displayed. If
keyword contained white space, double quota (“)
be used around the whole keyword. You will still need to enter (“”) in
Filter command
iltering. Then, press [Apply] button and the log content will be displayed below. Log out
it is too big for browser to show.
After selecting week day, you can use [Download] button to download log of select
Filter command
is not used because full log is retrieved.
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Where [Date Code] is the release date of this firmware. You may refer the release note for version
button to select firmware file, then press
[Upgrade] to
upgrade process. After a success upgrade, the device will reboot automatically.
If the device is not function as expected, or the release note of new firmware request to do
factory
to configuration adjustment, you may use [Reset] to reset all configurations to default value of
Factory reset is done!! Waiting for rebooting..
”
LRR, both LoRa traffic and control can be
observed via the application log. This page provides an easy way to do filtering, selection and saving on the
loading, the current date information of device is shown before the radio selection, and week day
selected as default. Since LRR log on device is preserved as the last 7 week days, please do
controls a simple content filter in log, you may enter keyword (case sensitive) to it,
keyword contained white space, double quota (“)
Filter command
to display full log
iltering. Then, press [Apply] button and the log content will be displayed below. Log out
put maybe
After selecting week day, you can use [Download] button to download log of select
ed day as a file in

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5.
Mechanical and Accessory
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Mechanical and Accessory
Acc
essory List:
1.
Power Supply *1
2.
Antenna *1
3.
Gateway *1
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essory List:
Power Supply *1
Antenna *1
Gateway *1

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5.1
Wall Mount support
This product may provide the optional wall mounting support due to the 3 nuts on its bottom.
For this function, 3 pieces of machine screws shall be used, and the recommended spec is
M3X6mm or others appropriate.
Federal Communication
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept
any interference received, inclu
ding interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to
following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the rec
connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Caution:

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
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Wall Mount support
This product may provide the optional wall mounting support due to the 3 nuts on its bottom.
For this function, 3 pieces of machine screws shall be used, and the recommended spec is
M3X6mm or others appropriate.
Federal Communication
Commission Interference Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept
ding interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to
try to correct the interference by one of the
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the rec
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
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This product may provide the optional wall mounting support due to the 3 nuts on its bottom.
For this function, 3 pieces of machine screws shall be used, and the recommended spec is
Commission Interference Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept
ding interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
try to correct the interference by one of the
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the rec
eiver is
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

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 RF
Modules installed in this product must not be co
any other antenna or transmitters, except when installed in accordance with FCC
multi-
transmitter product guidelines.
Radiation Exposure Statement:
This equipment co
mplies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with
between the radiator & your body.
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Modules installed in this product must not be co
-
located or operating in conjunction with
any other antenna or transmitters, except when installed in accordance with FCC
transmitter product guidelines.
Radiation Exposure Statement:
mplies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with
minimum distance 20cm
between the radiator & your body.
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located or operating in conjunction with
any other antenna or transmitters, except when installed in accordance with FCC
mplies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
minimum distance 20cm