SparkFun LoRa Gateway 1-Channel Hookup Guide
Contributors:
jimblom, 
Liquid Soulder
jimblom, Liquid Soulder 
Resources and Going Further
Thanks for coming on this single-channel LoRaWAN gateway journey with us! Here are a few links and documents that might prove handy as you continue exploring the world of LoRa with this board:
- The Things Network
- Product Repository -- GitHub repository where you can find all of our latest hardware and software design files.
- Hardware
- Schematic -- PDF schematic
- Eagle Files -- PCB design files
- ESP32-WROOM-32E Datasheet -- Datasheet for the ESP32 WROOM module
- RFM95W Datasheet -- Datasheet for the RFM95W LoRa radio module
- Software
- ESP-1ch-Gateway-v5.0 -- Single-Channel LoRaWAN Gateway Arduino firmware used in this tutorial.
- Arduino-LMIC library -- LoRaMAC-in-C (LMIC) Arduino library used to create LoRaWAN devices.
- ESP-1CH-TTN-Device-ABP -- Single-channel LoRaWAN device example using the Arduino-LMIC library.
- Libraries Archived for this Tutorial
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