I am using the RAK3172 module with firmware version 1.0.4 in LoRaWAN OTAA mode, operating as a Class A device, and communicating with ChirpStack. I need a reliable way to obtain an accurate timestamp, preferably via an AT command if available, or through another method such as retrieving time from the gateway or network server.
Since Class A devices can only receive downlinks after uplinks, I understand the constraints in obtaining real-time timestamps. However, given that I have successfully connected my device to ChirpStack, I would like to explore potential solutions within this setup.
Has anyone successfully retrieved an accurate timestamp in a similar configuration? Any guidance or recommended methods would be greatly appreciated.