SigfoxTracker - Revision history

Bertrik Sikken: /* data advanced */

2022-06-16T16:26:57Z

data advanced

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			===== status =====
	The 'status' callback notifies out-of-band messages:		The 'status' callback notifies out-of-band messages:
	* Type: SERVICE / STATUS		* Type: SERVICE / STATUS
	* URL pattern: http://stofradar.nl:9001/sigfox/status		* URL pattern: http://stofradar.nl:9001/sigfox/status
	* User HTTP method: POST		* User HTTP method: POST
	* Headers: -		* Headers: -, Content-type: application/json
	* Content-type: application/json
	* Body:		* Body:
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2022-06-16T16:26:20Z

data advanced

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	** (see also https://support.sigfox.com/docs/data-advanced)		** (see also https://support.sigfox.com/docs/data-advanced)
	** Type: SERVICE / ADVANCED		** Type: SERVICE / ADVANCED
	** Channel: URL		** Channel: URL, URL pattern: http://stofradar.nl:9001/sigfox/advanced
	** URL pattern: http://stofradar.nl:9001/sigfox/advanced
	** Use HTTP method: POST		** Use HTTP method: POST
	** Headers: -		** Headers: -, Content-type: application/json
	** Content-type: application/json
	** Body:		** Body:
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2022-06-16T16:26:08Z

uplink

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	* Add an 'uplink' callback:		* Add an 'uplink' callback:
	** Type: DATA / UPLINK		** Type: DATA / UPLINK
	** Channel: URL		** Channel: URL, URL pattern: http://stofradar.nl:9001/sigfox/uplink
	** URL pattern: http://stofradar.nl:9001/sigfox/uplink
	** Use HTTP method: POST		** Use HTTP method: POST
	** Headers: -		** Headers: -, Content-type: application/json
	** Content-type: application/json
	** Body:		** Body:
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	===== data advanced =====		===== data advanced =====
	* Add an 'data advanced' callback:		* Add an 'data advanced' callback:

2022-06-16T16:25:24Z

registration

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	This module comes with a piece of paper containing the device id and the PAC, 2 of the 3 components needed to communicate over the Sigfox network.		This module comes with a piece of paper containing the device id and the PAC, 2 of the 3 components needed to communicate over the Sigfox network.
	You can register the module using just this information. The third component (key) is known at the backend and is contained in the module itself,		You can register the module using just this information. The third component (key) is known at the backend and is contained in the module itself,
	registered before you bought the development kit, so you never really get to see this as end user.		registered before you bought the development kit, so you never really get to (or need to) see this as end user.

	==== Callbacks ====		==== Callbacks ====

2022-06-16T16:24:49Z

LWT-100

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	==== LWT-100 ====		==== LWT-100 ====
	This is a tracker made by Invoxia, features:		This is a tracker made by Invoxia, features:
	* sends positions using sigfox, configured via bluetooth		* sends GPS positions using sigfox, configured via bluetooth
	* fcc id ZVS-LWT1: https://fccid.io/ZVS-LWT1/Internal-Photos/Internal-Photos-3734578		* fcc id ZVS-LWT1: https://fccid.io/ZVS-LWT1/Internal-Photos/Internal-Photos-3734578
	* ESP-8285 chip, this is a microcontroller similar to ESP-8266, used as a 'WiFi coprocessor'?		* ESP-8285 chip, this is a microcontroller similar to ESP-8266, used as a 'WiFi coprocessor'?

2022-06-16T16:24:22Z

What

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	Next steps:		Next steps:
	* build a very simple tracker with the SNOC board
	* get the STM32WL55 board working again (e.g. re-flash my arduino program to it, or simply erase it over SWD).		* get the STM32WL55 board working again (e.g. re-flash my arduino program to it, or simply erase it over SWD).

2022-06-11T10:15:45Z

Arduino tracker

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	== Arduino tracker ==		== Arduino tracker ==
			[[File:sigfox_coverage_2.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Sigfox coverage, bike trip around Gouda]]

	For investigation purposes, I've created a simple tracker consisting of:		For investigation purposes, I've created a simple tracker consisting of:
	* a Wemos WROOM-02 board with ESP8266 and an 18650 battery		* a Wemos WROOM-02 board with ESP8266 and an 18650 battery

2022-06-08T08:28:39Z

Arduino tracker

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	== Arduino tracker ==		== Arduino tracker ==
	For investigation purposes, I'~~m creating~~ a simple tracker consisting of:		For investigation purposes, I've created a simple tracker consisting of:
	* a Wemos WROOM-02 board with ESP8266 and an 18650 battery		* a Wemos WROOM-02 board with ESP8266 and an 18650 battery
	* a BRKWS01		* a BRKWS01 sigfox breakout
	* a GPS module		* a GPS module

	It sends the GPS location fix every ~~2 minutes~~ (so you can do one ~~280~~ minute tracking session per day).		It sends the GPS location fix every minute (so you can do one 140 minute tracking session per day).
	Payload consists of:		Payload consists of:
	* latitude in 1E-6 degrees, encoded as 4-bytes big endian		* latitude in 1E-6 degrees, encoded as 4-bytes signed big endian
	* longitude in 1E-6 degrees, encoded as 4-bytes big endian		* longitude in 1E-6 degrees, encoded as 4-bytes signed big endian
	* altitude in 0.1m, encoded as 2-bytes big endian		* altitude in 0.1m, encoded as 2-bytes signed big endian
	* number of satellites, encoded as 1 byte		* number of satellites, encoded as 1 -byte unsigned

	Arduino software: https://github.com/bertrik/SigfoxTracker		Arduino software: https://github.com/bertrik/SigfoxTracker
			Backend logger: https://github.com/bertrik/sigfox-receiver

2022-06-04T21:31:37Z

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	* there is a button "copy chip certificate" and "open sigfox page" that sends you to https://my.st.com/sfxp		* there is a button "copy chip certificate" and "open sigfox page" that sends you to https://my.st.com/sfxp
	* on that page you can submit the chip certificate data and get a zip in return containing the dev id, pac and key		* on that page you can submit the chip certificate data and get a zip in return containing the dev id, pac and key

			== Arduino tracker ==
			For investigation purposes, I'm creating a simple tracker consisting of:
			* a Wemos WROOM-02 board with ESP8266 and an 18650 battery
			* a BRKWS01
			* a GPS module

			It sends the GPS location fix every 2 minutes (so you can do one 280 minute tracking session per day).
			Payload consists of:
			* latitude in 1E-6 degrees, encoded as 4-bytes big endian
			* longitude in 1E-6 degrees, encoded as 4-bytes big endian
			* altitude in 0.1m, encoded as 2-bytes big endian
			* number of satellites, encoded as 1 byte

			Arduino software: https://github.com/bertrik/SigfoxTracker

2022-06-03T06:50:34Z

Callbacks

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	==== Callbacks ====		==== Callbacks ====
	I'm using the 'uplink' and 'data advanced' HTTP callbacks to receive the data from the sigfox network:		I'm using the 'uplink' and 'data advanced' HTTP callbacks to receive the data from the sigfox network:

			===== uplink =====
	* Log in to backend.sigfox.com		* Log in to backend.sigfox.com
	* Under 'Device types', select a device type and select 'edit'		* Under 'Device types', select a device type and select 'edit'
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			===== data advanced =====
	* Add an 'data advanced' callback:		* Add an 'data advanced' callback:
	** (see also https://support.sigfox.com/docs/data-advanced)		** (see also https://support.sigfox.com/docs/data-advanced)