I can get the device to appear as active on TTN console, but cant get it to send data. Using the RAK2245_Latest_Firmware image flashed directly to SD card.
@Hobo Im not trying to get the gateway to send data anymore, that comment was 7months ago. Now im trying to disable the GPS - I do not have a GPS antenna for it. The documentation states not plugging in a GPS antenna could damage it, so Im trying to turn it off.
Ive found two spots:
gateway-config file at bottom has fake_gps = false — can I just set this to true to disable?
Pin 35 (GPIO19) is stated as being GPS Module standby PIN in the pin definition. I could set GPIO19 to low via config.txt
The RAK2245 should come with a GPS antenna included.
There is actually a parameter that is for the GPS itself
/* gps enable */
gps: true,
gps_tty_path: /dev/i2c-1,
fake_gps: false,
ref_latitude: 10,
ref_longitude: 20,
ref_altitude: -1
The code part is from the global_conf.json file.
You can turn it off by setting it to ‘false’, than you can chose to have it as false and enter coordinates manually.
The json alone should work, try this first for now. As for having it second hand, you can always download a fresh firmware image of ours it should be an exact copy of what I referenced, in case you get lost: https://downloads.rakwireless.com/LoRa/RAK2245-Pi-HAT/Firmware/