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Fix intro.The LoRa Gateway included is pre-configured easy to configure and connect with to your Nano system NANO and provides the link between the Nano NANO platform and your devices. Depending on the number of devices and area you are covering, you may need more than one gateway. =

This article contains all the required information to configure and connect your Gateway to the NANO.

Connect to the Gateway via Wifi

1. Power the Gateway and ensure the power light goes fixed green.

2. Connect to the Gateway via WiFi. The name should be similar to below.
   

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3. Add ending to GW

4. Once connected, navigate to http://The SSID will be "AP-<Last 6 digits of MAC> and can be found on the back of the gateway.
   

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5. Select the device and click Connect.

6. Open a Browser and browse to 192.168.55.1

7. Login with:
   user: Admin
   admin password: Admin admin

Point Gateway to the NANO

Server

1. Navigate to Packet Forward → Settings

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Connect Gateway to Nano

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1. Set the Server Address to the IP of your NANO in the local network. (This can be found in your local DHCP server or in your Static IP assignation table).
   

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Connect the Gateway to the NANO via WiFi

1. Navigate to Network → WAN

2. Select the Wireless Extender tab near the top

3. Change Extender mode to enableand click Scan

4. Now from the drop-down menu beside Scan, Select your NANO (NANO-XX)

5. Enter the Password you just created above into the Key field

6. Click Save and the Gateway will Reboot.

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Registering the Gateway on the NANO’s LoRaServer

The NANO acts as the LoRa Server for your local LoRa network. This server is accessible through the admin account and is where you add devices and gateways to your network.

1. Reconnect to your NANO like you did before

2. Go to the URL monitor.nano.local:8080

3. login with:
   user: Admin
   admin password: Admin admin

4. Navigate to Gateways → Create

5. Enter your gateway’s details
   Gateway ID: Can be found at Packet Forward → Settings under Gateway Info above, first row.
   Name: choose Choose a name for your gateway

6. Click Create.The ‘Last Seen’ row should be updated when the gateway connects.
   

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Test Gateway Connection

1. Navigate to Gateways → Femto-<last 6 digits of MAC>

2. Under Last Seen should be a recent time

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Registering your gateway on the NANO

If you’d like to see uptime information about your gateway, we can add it to the platform.

1. Navigate to your dashboard.

2. Go to the IQNexus marketplace ('Devices' → ‘IQNexus marketplace’).

3. Find a driver called ‘Loraserver Gateway’, and from the action menu select ‘New Device’.

4. Under DevEUI, fill in the gatewayID, for example '80029c4939c9'

5. Under name, fill in the name of the gateway, for example ‘Femto-48D62C’

6. If you have Modbus or BACnet enabled, please fill in your Modbus/BACnet details.

7. Next, at the message calculator, fill in how many messages you would be expecting and for how long you’d like to store the messages.

8. Fill in the remaining configuration and press ‘Apply’.

9. You will be taken to the gateway list page, also accessible through ‘Devices’ → ‘Gateways’.

10. You can now select a gateway and view the associated data.

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