Setup of Wanesy™ Wave

• Leaflet: kerlink_wanesy-wave-commercial-leaflet_v1.5.pdf
  
• Quickstart guide: kerlink_wanesy-wave_quick-start-guide_v1.2.pdf
  
• Interface documentation: e-con-wanesy_wave_interfaces-v1.3.pdf
  
• WiFi update: e-con-wanesy_wave_fw_update_wifi_v1.2.pdf
  

The Wanesy Wave is a Class A LoRaWAN end-device. OTAA (Over-The-Air Activation) join method is supported.

The connection of the Wanesy Wave to a LoRaWAN network can be done by following steps below:

1. Retrieve the Wanesy Wave LoRaWAN credentials (DevEUI, AppEUI, AppKey). Those can be requested to your supplier by providing the Wanesy Wave Product ID.
2. Declare the Wanesy Wave on the LoRa Network Server (OTAA join procedure).
3. Install the Wanesy Wave in a LoRaWAN gateway coverage field, properly configured with the LoRa Network Server.
4. Plug the micro USB power supply in the Wanesy Wave micro USB connector.
5. Check the green LED is static (power supply presence).
6. Check the red LED is static at startup.
7. The red LED will be switched off once the Wanesy Wave has join the LoRaWAN Network.
8. Default application is running and a LoRaWAN™ frame is sent every 40 seconds or more if there are new BLE iBeacon data available.

• Remote configuration method and parameters are described in the Interface documentation available in the Documentation section of this page: click here.
• Default configuration is described in the Interface documentation available in the Documentation section of this page: click here.
• To reset the Wanesy Wave settings, see the FAQ chapter “How to reset the Wanesy Wave settings”: click here
  

• LoRaWAN up and down messages payloads are described in the Interface documentation available in the Documentation section of this page: click here.

• Kerlink is a member of LoRa Alliance and the Kerlink end-device Wanesy Wave is compatible with LoRaWAN® specifications V1.0.2 and LoRaWAN® Regional Parameters v1.0.2rB.
• For more information about LoRaWAN network protocol, please contact the LoRa Alliance and request LoRaWAN specifications : https://lora-alliance.org/lorawan-for-developers

• Use the FAQ chapter “How to read the software version”: click here
  

• Firmware update files are available into the dedicated firmware release version pages, listed on the Resources page: click here.

• Wi-Fi firmware update is the preferred method.
• It's recommended to connect the device to an LNS to get the access point.
• Please refer to proper documentation Wi-Fi update available in the Documentation section: click here.

• FUOTA is the acronym for Firmware Update Over-The-Air.
• LoRaWAN FUOTA stack is available on Wanesy Wave.
• This type of firmware update requires the use of a compliant server (please contact the LoRa Alliance and request LoRaWAN specifications : https://lora-alliance.org/lorawan-for-developers).

You can now register to Wiki update notifications:

1. Click on the envelope icon (Manage subscriptions) on the right side of the page.
2. Choose your option and Subscribe.
3. Check your subscription by click again on the envelope icon.

• Read the Frequently Asked Questions in this wiki: click here.

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