My LoRaWAN Signal Mapping MSc summer project. This is a copy of the actual repository with personal information removed.
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README.md

Msc-Summer-Project

My Msc Summer Project

Hardware Used

Getting Started

Run bash ./build setup from the command line at the root of this repository.

IoT Device

  • Copy settings.custom.cpp.example to settings.custom.cpp and fill in the fields there
    • This Bash one-liner can be used to generate a new encryption key in the right formats: head -c16 /dev/urandom | od -tx1 | awk '{ gsub(/^0+\s+/, "", $0); toml=$0; gsub(/\s+/, "", toml); print("settings.toml format: " toml); arduino=toupper($0); gsub(/\s+/, ", 0x", arduino); print("settings.custom.cpp format: 0x" arduino); exit }'
  • Review settings.h to make sure it matches your setup
  • Copy the folders in iot/libraries to your Arduino IDE libraries folder

Server

  • The bash ./build setup should have already installed the necessary dependencies.
  • Create settings.toml in the root of the repository if it doesn't exist already.
  • Review server/settings.default.toml and adjust settings.toml to fill in the values for the required fields, not forgetting the encryption key generated when setting up the IoT device.