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Welcome to the mcci-catena arduino-lmic wiki!

The pages in this wiki have information about how to deploy arduino-lmic-based devices.

arduino-lmic is the code repository that you will want to clone to your Arduino libraries directory.
ibm-lmic is the original IBM LMIC 1.6 code. That code is provided for reference, because it was updated subsequent to the fork of the Arduino LMIC (which was forked at version 1.5).
arduino-lorawan is a useful C++ library that encapsulates the LMIC code to provide the additional functions that are always required. In particular, this library knows about The Things Network requirements, and handles them automatically. The library also adds the infrastructure for supporting external provisioning databases (especially an FRAM) for storing network parameters, OTAA responses, uplink and downlink counters, etc.
Catena-Arduino-Platform is a top-level framework that provides a structured way of writing code that is portable across various Catena families, including the Catena 4410, 4420, 4450, 4460, 4470 and 4551.
Catena-Sketches is a family of Arduino sketches for members of the LoRaWAN Catena family.
- A very important page for Catena 4450 users is here, under catena4450m101_sensor: Instructions on setting up the Arduino environment.
- The data formats used in these sketches are described by extra/catena-message-0x14-format.md.

Docker-ttn-dashboard is a complete Docker-based server that combines Apache, Node-RED, InfluxDB, and Grafana to form a complete, secure dashboard server.

HW-Designs has schematics for most MCCI Catena LoRaWAN products. However, if you don't see what you're looking for, check the top-level of MCCI-Catena, as we intend to put new devices into their own repositories.

You'll also find information on important things related to getting started.