LoRaWAN Tracker 101: Visulizue Data on Datacake Via TTN

SenseCAP T1000 is a compact LoRaWAN® tracker that utilizes GNSS/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth for precise indoor & outdoor location tracking. It boasts self-geo-adaptive capabilities, local data storage, and an impressive months of battery life. Additionally, it is equipped with temperature, light, and motion sensors, making it ideal for a variety of location-based applications.

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The Things Stack(TTS) is an enterprise grade LoRaWAN network server, built on an open-source core. The Things Stack allows you to build and manage LoRaWAN networks on your own hardware or in the cloud.

Datacake is a multi-purpose IoT platform, which provides the possibility of building custom IoT applications, without requiring programming skills.

To meet the growing need for building IoT applications, we’ve been working with Datacake to create templates to enable the community to add SenseCAP T1000 Tracker to Datacake through The Things Network conveniently and easily.

Before connecting to the TTS, you need to configure the basic parameters of your device on SenseCAP Mate APP, check Get Started for more details.

• Set the platform to TTN, and then copy the Device EUI/APP EUI/APP Key.

To begin, register an account on The Things Network.

Create an application​

Navigate to Applications page, click "+Create application".

Enter an Application ID, click Create Application to save your changes.

Register the Device​

We uploaded a template for users，you only need to select the product model to quickly set up. Select the input method to 'Select the end device in the LoRaWAN Device Repository'

INFO

End device brand:SenseCAP

Model:SenseCAP T1000 Tracker A/B

Select the frequency plan according to your device.

Paste the Device EUI/APP EUI/APP Key of your device, and then click 'Register end device'.

Check the data​

When the device tries to connect to the network, the breathing light will flash. If the device joins the network successfully, the breathing light will flash quickly, and there will be a light and cheerful melody.

Then you can check the data on the TTS console.

Resource​

SenseCAP T1000 Tracker Decoder for TTN

To begin, register an account on Datacake.

Create a Workspace​

First, create a Workspace on Datacake by navigating to the Create Workspace button in the upper left corner.

Add Device​

Click Devices on the left hand menu. To add a new device, click the Add Device button on the right.

Choose LoRaWAN to add LoRaWAN devices.

We uploaded a template for users, you only need to select the product model and paste your device EUI to quickly set up.

INFO

Device Template: Seeed SenseCAP T1000

Get a API Token​

Navigate to Account Settings on your Datacake workspace, and copy your API Token.

On The Things Stack, navigate to Integrations → Webhooks, and click Add Webhook.

Choose the Datacake Webhook template.

Name your integration by filling in the Webhook ID and paste the API token from Datacake for the authorization.

Then you can check your devcie data on the Dashboard.