Monitoring TPC for Arduino Projects

Introduction to TPC For Arduino Makers

Monitoring Steps

Step 12 - Monitor the LoRaWAN® Packets at Arduino IDE Console

In this step, you will:

– Use the Arduino IDE to create and view the results of these packets.

In this step, you will use the LoraSendAndReceive sketch to generate requests to send LoRaWAN® packets using your Arduino MKR WAN1310.

Click the Serial Monitor icon to view the packets printed by the device as a result of the run.
Ensure that both NL & CR are selected.
Type some text and press Enter.
If you see Message sent correctly!, it means the following:

Step 13 – Monitor the LoRaWAN® Packets at TPC Admin Console

In this step, you will:

– Logon to TPC.
– View your device’s (Arduino MKR WAN 1310) definitions.
– Verify that your device is online.
– Verify the data that was sent in Step 11 and Step 12.

You can view the LoRaWAN® packets that you generated in Step 11 and Step 12 on TPC. To achieve this, you need to perform the following steps:

Go to the Devices menu to view your Arduino MKR WAN 1310 device, which was provisioned at Step 10.
Click on MKRWAN1310 in order to access details about your device.

Verify that the device is ACTIVE.
Verify that the connection is ACTIVE.

Observe the packets that you sent in Step 11 and Step 12.

Step 14 – Monitor the LoRaWAN® Packets at TPC Wireless Logger

In this activity, you will:

– Access the wireless logger.
– Observe the LoRaWAN® packets that were sent in Step 11 and Step 12.

In this step, you will be able to get more information on the LoRaWAN® packets that you generated in Step 11 and Step 12.

Click the SHOW ALL icon to access the wireless logger application.

You can view the LoRaWAN® packets that you sent in Step 11 and Step 12.

Step 15 - Monitor the LoRaWAN® Packets at Backend Application

In this step, you will:

– Use any web browser and access the URL that you noted in Step 7.
– See the received packets on the web page, which is automatically refreshed.

In this final step, you will observe the LoRaWAN® packets on the Webhook site using any web browser.

Use the URL that you noted in Step 7 to access the web page where your packets will be shown.

On the panel, you can see the packets that you created in Step 11 & Step 12.

Summary

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Introduction to TPC For Arduino Makers

Monitoring Steps

Step 12 - Monitor the LoRaWAN® Packets at Arduino IDE Console

Step 13 – Monitor the LoRaWAN® Packets at TPC Admin Console

Step 14 – Monitor the LoRaWAN® Packets at TPC Wireless Logger

Step 15 - Monitor the LoRaWAN® Packets at Backend Application

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