Build your first end-to-end use case
Let us guide you through setting up your first LoRaWAN® use case on ThingPark platform to show this powerful technology in action.

Abeeway Device Manager (ADM) is the application server software for Abeeway trackers. At this step we will create an application on your TPCP account so you can use the ADM with your tracker.

• Select “Create” under the “Connections” on the main menu
• Select “Basic HTTPS”
• Use “Name” field to assign a name to your application
• Set the “URL” field to “https://abeeway-eu-eco.thingpark.com:50540/”
• Select “XML” for “Content Type”
• Set the “Tunnel Interface Authentication Key” field to “e8959e26fd9bce52700605a9cfe74d53“. This is the key which ensures that downlink commands for devices associated to this application can only be sent by the legitimate application server.
• Feel free to add any notes to the “Additional Information” field that you may want to associate with your application
• Click on “Save”

• Select “Create” under the “Devices” on the main menu
• Select “Abeeway” as the device manufacturer
• Select “Micro-Tracker” as the “Model”
• Use “Name” field to assign a name to your device
• Set the “DevEUI” field to the 8-byte globally-unique value that is used for identifying your tracker. This value is represented in hexadecimal format (i.e., 16 characters, such as A1B2C3D4E5F6A7B8) that was provided to you along with the tracker.
• Select “Over-the-Air Activation(OTAA)” as the “Activation mode”
• Set the “JoinEUI (AppEUI)” field to the 8-byte globally-unique value that is used for identifying the Join Server of your tracker. This value is represented in hexadecimal format (i.e., 16 characters, such as F1E2D3C4B5A6F7E8) that was provided to you along with the tracker.
• Set the “AppKey” field to the 16-byte value that is used for authenticating your tracker at the LoRaWAN® layer. That value is represented in hexadecimal format (i.e., 32 characters, such as 00112233445566778899AABBCCDDEEFF) that was provided to you along with the tracker.
• Feel free to add any notes to the “Additional Information” field that you may want to associate with your tracker
• Select the application you had created at Step 5 under the “Application” and press the “+” sign to set it for your tracker
• Select “No location” for “Mode”. Your tracker device will be reporting its location at the application layer, hence it does not need to use LoRaWAN® geolocation service.
• Click on “Save”

• Power on your device by continuously pressing its button for few seconds until you hear a melody. (If you are not sure about the state of the device, you can turn it off by the following sequence: 4 short clicks,  1 long press, 2 short clicks, 1 long press and maintain the button pressed until the end of the boot-mode melody).
• Tracker will perform a join procedure and send application data which can be observed on detailed device page that you can access by clicking on the specific device under the “List” sub-menu of the “Devices” menu. Observe the “Device Status”, “Radio Traffic History”, “Radio Statistics”, and “Last 10 Packets” frame on that page.
• While TPCP  provides network diagnostic tools for observing the traffic at LoRaWAN® level, you will prefer to use the ADM for fully processing the application-specific features for Abeeway trackers, and managing the device configuration and behavior over the LoRaWAN® connectivity. Go to the ADM UI on your browser and login using the same credentials as you have on TPCP.
• You will see your device listed under the “Select Devices” tab. Click on the device to see it appear under the “Selected Devices” tab. Click on the “Select” button.

Now you have full control and view of your tracker. On this portal you can see the radio, battery, temperature, and location statistics, raw location logs, and map view of all reported locations. This portal also lets you remotely change configuration of your tracker.