Press the E button to enable the gateway device (it is enabled when E becomes D) and the device status will update. Select Public for the Network and click OK to save these parameters. Choose the server you created in the previous step. In the device settings, click the Network Servers drop-down menu to view available servers. Click the Gateway ID to configure the gateway. Down port: UDP downstream port of the Gateway Server, typically 1700.įrom the top menu, select the Devices tab.Up port: UDP upstream port of the Gateway Server, typically 1700.Address: The address of your The Things Stack deployment.Name: A distinct name which you can define yourself.

The Gateway ID you see here is the Gateway EUI you need to register the gateway in The Things Stack.įrom the top menu, select the Servers tab and press the Add New button. The status of the gateway should be Disabled - if needed, press the D button to disable it.

You will not need a password to connect to this AP.īy opening your browser to you will be able to access the RouterOS web interface and configure your gateway device. Use your PC, tablet or smartphone to connect to this AP. The MikroTik Routerboard exposes a WiFi Access Point (AP) with SSID MikroTik-xxxxxx, where xxxxxx are the last 6 digits of the device’s MAC address. The EUI of the gateway can be found on the back panel of the gateway under the field GW ID, or under the Gateway ID in the LoRa tab of the MikroTik web GUI. Currently, this gateway does not support changing frequency channels.Ĭreate a gateway by following the instructions for Adding Gateways.

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