• Common FAQ

What is default login/password?
What to do in case the password has been lost?
How to read software version?
How to manually update the gateway firmware?
How to factory reset the gateway?
What is the default LEDs behavior?
What is the button behavior?
How to shutdown/restart the gateway?
Where are the logs?
Is an SDK available?

• Wirnet™ iBTS FAQ

What is default Wirnet iBTS hostname?
How to read FPGA version?

• Wirnet™ iFemtoCell FAQ

What is default Wirnet iFemtoCell hostname?

• Wirnet™ iStation FAQ

What is default Wirnet iStation hostname?

• Common FAQ

The default root password is defined here: Credentials.

In case the root password of the Wirnet iBTS or Wirnet iFemtoCell has been lost, an autorun script can be used on a USB key to reset the password. Refer to the USB autorun section and to the change the passwords section for more information.

If the USB password has also been lost, the product can be restored to factory settings, please refer to How to factory reset the gateway section

Otherwise, please contact the support.

Firmware version is written in the file /etc/version.

$ cat /etc/version
4.0.2_20180821165420

Firmware version is also displayed on Web Interface:

It can be done by IP network or USB. Please refer to Software update dedicated section.

Please refer to Manual stock restore dedicated section.

To factory reset the gateway, you can use the stock restore feature. A “stock restore” will factory reset the gateway. All data will be lost.

To trigger a “stock restore” execute the following commands:

# kerosd -s 
# reboot

More information about “stock restore” feature is available here.

Two SMS can be sent to the gateway to factory reset the gateway.

1st SMS to send to the gateway:

[login:password] [sms_command_id] system/restore/stock

2nd SMS to send to the gateway:

[login:password] [sms_command_id] system/reboot

More information about “SMS” feature is available here.

The LEDs behavior is described here.

Once connected:

• To stop the gateway, use the command halt.
  
• To reboot the gateway, use the command reboot.

Manually, you can also use ON/OFF button (excepting for iFemtocell).

On Wirnet iFemtocell, the Reset button is a hardware reset button.

On all other products, the button is a ON/OFF button.
Similarly to a computer ON/OFF button, this button is intended to perform a reboot, power down and power up of the gateway:

• Reboot
  • Shortly Press the button (less than 1 second)
• Power down
  • Press the button between 1 to 5 seconds to halt the gateway
  • Wait for the shutdown of the gateway i.e. until the LEDs are switched off.
  • The shutdown may take up to 30 seconds depending on the current software activity.
• Hard Power-down
  • Press the button more than 5 seconds.
• Power on
  • Press the button during 1 second to power the gateway on.

Most traces of the Wirnet™ i-series gateways can be found under /var/log/messages*.

Kerlink doesn’t provide an SDK to generate KerOs firmwares, just what is necessary to build an application. Information about the Toolchain is available in the toolchain page.

• Wirnet™ iBTS FAQ

The default hostname of the Wirnet iBTS is “klk-lpbs-04014F” where 04014F is the end of the CPU serial number. This information is present on the sticker placed on the CPU module.

FPGA versions are contained in /tmp/board_info.json file: parameter fpga_swver.
There is one FPGA per LoRaLOC board. If you have 3 LoRaLOC, there will be 3 versions in the file.

Example: On this gateway, FPGA version is v61.

# grep "fpga_swver" /tmp/board_info.json   
"fpga_swver": "61",
"fpga_swver": "61",
"fpga_swver": "61",

• Wirnet™ iFemtoCell FAQ

The default hostname of the Wirnet iFemtoCell is “klk-wifc-020010” where 020010 is the end of the board ID. This information is present on the sticker placed on the rear side of the case.

• Wirnet™ iStation FAQ

The default hostname of the Wirnet iStation is “klk-wiis-020011” where 020011 is the end of the board ID. This information is present on a sticker placed on the right view of the case.