Here is a quick tutorial showing how to add any LoRaWAN device through the Swisscom NS (Network Server). By following this tutorial, your setup will be ready to perform uplink and downlink operations (data from and to your end-point devices). For this, you need to access your account at Swisscom Administrator console.
1. First go to your TagoIO account, and if this is your first device connected between Swisscom and TagoIO, you will need to create an Authorization here . Copy it to use at Swisscom later.
2. Go to your Swisscom console and create a new Application. You can create a new application under the menu Application Servers > + Create > Select HTTP Application Server (LoRaWAN).
In the application server section, change the following fields to:
In the Add route section, press the button + Add.
Fill the fields accordingly:
In the Uplink/downlink security section, click in the button Activate.
Fill the fields accordingly:
3. Now you need to create an AS routing profile. Click on it in your sidebar at Swisscom console, and then click in the + Create button.
Enter a name and select the type LoRaWAN. Create it and click to edit if you weren’t redirected automatically to the profile page.
Create a new destination by clicking in the + Add button.
Fill the fields accordingly:
Press save in the up corner to save all your settings.
4. Go back to your Authorization page at TagoIO, edit your previously created authorization by clicking in the pencil button. Paste the Tunnel Interface Authentication Key generated at Swisscom.
5. Now, you just need to start adding Device in your TagoIO account.
Go to Devices/LoraWaN Swisscom, and choose the device connector from the list. Enter your device EUI - you can use the QR code to capture the EUI.
Done! Just turn your device and gateway on, and you will see data arriving in your account (data bucket of the device). Start building your dashboards, analysis, and actions!
If data doesn’t show up in your TagoIO account (use the Live Inspector tab in your Device to see data arriving), make sure you can see data in your Swisscom console first, and check the keys and the configuration.