ChirpStack is an open-source LoRaWAN network server that enables you to build LoRaWAN networks. It provides a web interface for managing gateways, devices, and tenants, along with extensive integrations with major cloud providers, databases, and services for handling device data.
With a gRPC-based API, ChirpStack can be seamlessly extended or integrated into your existing systems.
Class-A end devices allow bi-directional communication with two short downlink windows following each uplink.
In addition to the random receive windows of Class-A, Class-B devices open extra scheduled receive windows via time synchronization.
Class-C end devices maintain nearly continuous receive windows, minimizing latency at the expense of higher power consumption.
Ensures optimal data rate and transmission power to save energy and improve radio spectrum utilization.
Displays all RX/TX metadata and raw LoRaWAN PHYPayloads in a readable format – like Wireshark for LoRaWAN.
Automatically synchronizes end devices with the configured channels, ideal for regional settings.
Supports multiple organizations, ensuring that users see only their own data.
Provides gRPC and REST APIs along with MQTT-based data publishing and integrations with various cloud services and databases.
Supports both LoRaWAN versions simultaneously, including all regional parameter specifications.
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