The Digi XON-9-L1-KIT-001 LoRaWAN starter kit provides a complete device, gateway and cloud IoT platform for developing end-to-end LoRaWAN solutions. The kit includes a multi-sensor device, a multi-channel gateway and X-ON cloud IoT free trial. The X-ON cloud demonstrates automated provisioning for devices and gateways.
This LoRaWAN starter kit provides a cloud application using the X-ON industrial IoT platform, a highly scalable microservices platform for large-scale LoRaWAN solutions. Each gateway supports 1,5 million messages per day delivered to the X-ON cloud. The included HXG3000 gateway offers high receive sensitivity and up to 27 dBm; transmit power to deliver long-range, non-line-of-sight, two-way communications over LoRaWAN. The starter kit provides LoRaWAN Class A and Class C for both low-power battery and always-on real-time cloud-to-device control applications, respectively.
The Digi LoRaWAN Client Shield (expansion board) supports rapid prototyping and development of LoRaWAN sensors on STMicroelectronics Nucleo and Arduino platforms. The client shield features the LoRaWAN module, addressing long-range, low-power wide-area networks (LPWAN), with stackable Arduino connectors, digital input switch, RGB LED, u.FL connector, antenna and temperature sensor. An embedded AT command language and simplified Mbed C++ Embedded API support rapid integration.
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