End Device Data Communications (Class A)

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LoRa data communications block diagram

In this lesson, we will follow the data path through a LoRaWAN^® network for an end device operating in Class A mode. LoRaWAN messages may be confirmed or unconfirmed by the application server, and we will review the data path for each option.

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End Device Data Communications (Class A)

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