myc°rrhiza is a test tool for the Micropelt Long Range (MLR) LoRaWAN product family
myc°rrhiza is an executable program for Windows PCs.
Logging In
Login to your LoRa gateway using your IP address, username, and password.
If you are unsure of the gateway IP address, enter the first three numbers and click “Scan for MQTT Hosts”.
Devices
To upload devices from a CSV file to the gateway:
Click the bottom left button “Upload devices from CSV to gateway”.
Input the gateway HTTP username and gateway HTTP password (note: these may be different to the username and password used to login to myc°rrhiza)
Select the device credentials file (tip: use the Device Credentials file that was emailed to you when the MLR devices were shipped)
Click “Add Devices to Gateway”
After logging in, any device that sends uplinks to your LoRa gateway will appear on the left.
You can also add devices manually by clicking the bottom left button “Add a device to myc°rrhiza”.
Schedules
Slow Harvest
Send Downlinks
View Uplinks
Automatically Send Room Temperature
myc°rrhiza can be used to automatically send a room temperature from a device sensor to all device actuators in the same room.
On the computer, ensure “curl” is installed. See https://curl.se/ .
In myc°rrhiza, click “Upload devices from CSV to gateway” (bottom left), input the gateway HTTP username and gateway HTTP password, and click the blue back arrow.
In myc°rrhiza, group device sensors and device actuators into named rooms.