End Device APIs

Create a new end device within an application.

After registering an end device, it also needs to be registered in the NsEndDeviceRegistry that is exposed by the Network Server, the AsEndDeviceRegistry that is exposed by the Application Server, and the JsEndDeviceRegistry that is exposed by the Join Server.

POST /api/v3/applications/{end_device.ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices

GET /api/v3/applications/{end_device_ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices/{end_device_ids.device_id}

GET /api/v3/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/devices

PUT /api/v3/applications/{end_device.ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices/{end_device.ids.device_id}

Delete the end device with the given IDs.

Before deleting an end device it first needs to be deleted from the NsEndDeviceRegistry, the AsEndDeviceRegistry and the JsEndDeviceRegistry. In addition, if the device claimed on a Join Server, it also needs to be unclaimed via the DeviceClaimingServer so it can be claimed in the future. This is NOT done automatically.

DELETE /api/v3/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/{device_id}

GET /api/v3/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/batch

Delete a batch of end devices with the given IDs.

This operation is atomic; either all devices are deleted or none. Devices not found are skipped and no error is returned. Before calling this RPC, use the corresponding BatchDelete RPCs of NsEndDeviceRegistry, AsEndDeviceRegistry and optionally the JsEndDeviceRegistry to delete the end devices. If the devices were claimed on a Join Server, use the BatchUnclaim RPC of the DeviceClaimingServer. This is NOT done automatically.

DELETE /api/v3/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/batch

PUT /api/v3/js/applications/{end_device.ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices/{end_device.ids.device_id}

POST /api/v3/js/applications/{end_device.ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices

GET /api/v3/js/applications/{end_device_ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices/{end_device_ids.device_id}

DELETE /api/v3/js/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/{device_id}

DELETE /api/v3/js/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/batch

PUT /api/v3/ns/applications/{end_device.ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices/{end_device.ids.device_id}

POST /api/v3/ns/applications/{end_device.ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices

GET /api/v3/ns/applications/{end_device_ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices/{end_device_ids.device_id}

DELETE /api/v3/ns/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/{device_id}

DELETE /api/v3/ns/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/batch

PUT /api/v3/as/applications/{end_device.ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices/{end_device.ids.device_id}

POST /api/v3/as/applications/{end_device.ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices

GET /api/v3/as/applications/{end_device_ids.application_ids.application_id}/devices/{end_device_ids.device_id}

DELETE /api/v3/as/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/{device_id}

DELETE /api/v3/as/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/batch

POST /api/v3/edcs/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/authorize

POST /api/v3/edcs/claim

GET /api/v3/edcs/claim/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/{device_id}

POST /api/v3/edcs/claim/info

DELETE /api/v3/edcs/applications/{application_id}/authorize

DELETE /api/v3/edcs/claim/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/{device_id}

POST /api/v3/edcs/claim/info/batch

DELETE /api/v3/edcs/claim/{application_ids.application_id}/devices/batch

GET /api/v3/dr/brands

GET /api/v3/dr/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/brands

GET /api/v3/dr/brands/{brand_id}

GET /api/v3/dr/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/brands/{brand_id}

GET /api/v3/dr/models

GET /api/v3/dr/brands/{brand_id}/models

GET /api/v3/dr/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/models

GET /api/v3/dr/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/brands/{brand_id}/models

GET /api/v3/dr/brands/{brand_id}/models/{model_id}

GET /api/v3/dr/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/brands/{brand_id}/models/{model_id}

GET /api/v3/dr/brands/{version_ids.brand_id}/models/{version_ids.model_id}/{version_ids.firmware_version}/{version_ids.band_id}/template

GET /api/v3/dr/vendors/{end_device_profile_ids.vendor_id}/profiles/{end_device_profile_ids.vendor_profile_id}/template

GET /api/v3/dr/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/brands/{version_ids.brand_id}/models/{version_ids.model_id}/{version_ids.firmware_version}/{version_ids.band_id}/template

GET /api/v3/dr/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/vendors/{end_device_profile_ids.vendor_id}/profiles/{end_device_profile_ids.vendor_profile_id}/template

GET /api/v3/dr/brands/{version_ids.brand_id}/models/{version_ids.model_id}/{version_ids.firmware_version}/{version_ids.band_id}/formatters/uplink/decoder

GET /api/v3/dr/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/brands/{version_ids.brand_id}/models/{version_ids.model_id}/{version_ids.firmware_version}/{version_ids.band_id}/formatters/uplink/decoder

GET /api/v3/dr/brands/{version_ids.brand_id}/models/{version_ids.model_id}/{version_ids.firmware_version}/{version_ids.band_id}/formatters/downlink/decoder

GET /api/v3/dr/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/brands/{version_ids.brand_id}/models/{version_ids.model_id}/{version_ids.firmware_version}/{version_ids.band_id}/formatters/downlink/decoder

GET /api/v3/dr/brands/{version_ids.brand_id}/models/{version_ids.model_id}/{version_ids.firmware_version}/{version_ids.band_id}/formatters/downlink/encoder

GET /api/v3/dr/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/brands/{version_ids.brand_id}/models/{version_ids.model_id}/{version_ids.firmware_version}/{version_ids.band_id}/formatters/downlink/encoder

GET /api/v3/qr-codes/end-devices/formats/{format_id}

GET /api/v3/qr-codes/end-devices/formats

POST /api/v3/qr-codes/end-devices

POST /api/v3/qr-codes/end-devices/parse

POST /api/v3/qr-codes/end-devices/{format_id}/parse

GET /api/v3/search/applications/{application_ids.application_id}/devices

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

Join Server issued identifier for the session keys used by this downlink.

max_len: 2048

lte: 255

not_in: [224]

The frame payload of the downlink message. The payload is encrypted if the skip_payload_crypto field of the EndDevice is true.

The decoded frame payload of the downlink message. When scheduling downlink with a message processor configured for the end device (see formatters) or application (see default_formatters), this fields acts as input for the downlink encoder, and the output is set to frm_payload. When reading downlink (listing the queue, downlink message events, etc), this fields acts as output of the downlink decoder, and the input is frm_payload.

Warnings generated by the message processor while encoding frm_payload (scheduling downlink) or decoding the frm_payload (reading downlink).

Optional gateway and timing information for class B and C. If set, this downlink message will only be transmitted as class B or C downlink. If not set, this downlink message may be transmitted in class A, B and C.

Priority for scheduling the downlink message.

defined_only

max_len: 100

Possible gateway identifiers, antenna index, and group index to use for this downlink message. The Network Server selects one of these gateways for downlink, based on connectivity, signal quality, channel utilization and an available slot. If none of the gateways can be selected, the downlink message fails. If empty, a gateway and antenna is selected automatically from the gateways seen in recent uplinks. If group index is set, gateways will be grouped by the index for the Network Server to select one gateway per group.

Absolute time when the downlink message should be transmitted. This requires the gateway to have GPS time synchronization. If the time is in the past or if there is a scheduling conflict, the downlink message fails. If null, the time is selected based on slot availability. This is recommended in class B mode.

The number of attempted confirmed downlink acknowledgements.

The maximum number of confirmed downlink acknowledgement attempts. If null, the Application Server configuration is used instead.

gt: 0

lte: 100

defined_only

defined_only

Data rate index to use.

defined_only

Transmission power index to use.

lte: 15

Number of retransmissions.

gte: 1

lte: 15

The ADR margin (dB) tells the network server how much margin it should add in ADR requests. A bigger margin is less efficient, but gives a better chance of successful reception. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Minimum data rate index. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Maximum data rate index. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Minimum transmission power index. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

lte: 15

Maximum transmission power index. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

lte: 15

Minimum number of retransmissions. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

gte: 1

lte: 3

Maximum number of retransmissions. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

gte: 1

lte: 3

defined_only

required

max_len: 128

min_len: 1

required

max_items: 20

min_items: 1

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

required

max_items: 20

min_items: 1

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

The names of the end device fields that should be returned. This mask is applied on all the end devices in the result. See the API reference for which fields can be returned by the different services.

required

The last seen timestamp needs to be set per end device.

required

max_items: 20

min_items: 1

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

End devices that could not be unclaimed. The key is the device ID.

required

defined_only

Frequencies to be broadcasted, in hecto-Hz. These values are broadcasted as 24 bits unsigned integers. This field should not contain default values.

ChMasks controlling the channels to be used. Length of this field must be equal to the amount of uplink channels defined by the selected frequency plan.

Authenticated identifiers.

Raw QR code contents.

max_len: 1024

Application identifiers of the target end device.

required

End device ID of the target end device. If empty, use the source device ID.

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$|^$

JoinEUI (or AppEUI) of the device to claim.

ignore_empty

len: 8

DevEUI of the device to claim.

ignore_empty

len: 8

Authentication code to prove ownership. In the LoRa Alliance TR005 specification, this equals the OwnerToken.

pattern: ^[A-Z0-9]{1,32}$

required

defined_only

defined_only

defined_only

defined_only

defined_only

OptNeg is set if Network Server implements LoRaWAN 1.1 or greater.

max_len: 100

max_len: 2048

required

Friendly name of the device. Stored in Entity Registry.

max_len: 50

Description of the device. Stored in Entity Registry.

max_len: 2000

Key-value attributes for this end device. Typically used for organizing end devices or for storing integration-specific data. Stored in Entity Registry.

max_pairs: 10

max_len (key): 36

pattern (key): ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

max_len (value): 200

Version Identifiers. Stored in Entity Registry, Network Server and Application Server.

Default service profile. Stored in Entity Registry.

max_len: 64

The address of the Network Server where this device is supposed to be registered. Stored in Entity Registry and Join Server. The typical format of the address is “host:port”. If the port is omitted, the normal port inference (with DNS lookup, otherwise defaults) is used. The connection shall be established with transport layer security (TLS). Custom certificate authorities may be configured out-of-band.

pattern: ^(?:(?:[a-zA-Z0-9]|[a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9\-]*[a-zA-Z0-9])\.)*(?:[A-Za-z0-9]|[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9\-]*[A-Za-z0-9])(?::[0-9]{1,5})?$|^$

The KEK label of the Network Server to use for wrapping network session keys. Stored in Join Server.

max_len: 2048

The address of the Application Server where this device is supposed to be registered. Stored in Entity Registry and Join Server. The typical format of the address is “host:port”. If the port is omitted, the normal port inference (with DNS lookup, otherwise defaults) is used. The connection shall be established with transport layer security (TLS). Custom certificate authorities may be configured out-of-band.

pattern: ^(?:(?:[a-zA-Z0-9]|[a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9\-]*[a-zA-Z0-9])\.)*(?:[A-Za-z0-9]|[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9\-]*[A-Za-z0-9])(?::[0-9]{1,5})?$|^$

The KEK label of the Application Server to use for wrapping the application session key. Stored in Join Server.

max_len: 2048

The AS-ID of the Application Server to use. Stored in Join Server.

max_len: 100

The address of the Join Server where this device is supposed to be registered. Stored in Entity Registry. The typical format of the address is “host:port”. If the port is omitted, the normal port inference (with DNS lookup, otherwise defaults) is used. The connection shall be established with transport layer security (TLS). Custom certificate authorities may be configured out-of-band.

pattern: ^(?:(?:[a-zA-Z0-9]|[a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9\-]*[a-zA-Z0-9])\.)*(?:[A-Za-z0-9]|[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9\-]*[A-Za-z0-9])(?::[0-9]{1,5})?$|^$

Location of the device. Stored in Entity Registry.

max_len (key): 36

pattern (key): ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

Stored in Entity Registry.

Whether the device supports class B. Copied on creation from template identified by version_ids, if any or from the home Network Server device profile, if any.

Whether the device supports class C. Copied on creation from template identified by version_ids, if any or from the home Network Server device profile, if any.

LoRaWAN MAC version. Stored in Network Server. Copied on creation from template identified by version_ids, if any or from the home Network Server device profile, if any.

defined_only

LoRaWAN PHY version. Stored in Network Server. Copied on creation from template identified by version_ids, if any or from the home Network Server device profile, if any.

defined_only

ID of the frequency plan used by this device. Copied on creation from template identified by version_ids, if any or from the home Network Server device profile, if any.

max_len: 64

Minimum frequency the device is capable of using (Hz). Stored in Network Server. Copied on creation from template identified by version_ids, if any or from the home Network Server device profile, if any.

Maximum frequency the device is capable of using (Hz). Stored in Network Server. Copied on creation from template identified by version_ids, if any or from the home Network Server device profile, if any.

The device supports join (it’s OTAA). Copied on creation from template identified by version_ids, if any or from the home Network Server device profile, if any.

Whether the device resets the join and dev nonces (not LoRaWAN compliant). Stored in Join Server. Copied on creation from template identified by version_ids, if any or from the home Network Server device profile, if any.

Device root keys. Stored in Join Server.

Home NetID. Stored in Join Server.

ignore_empty

len: 3

Settings for how the Network Server handles MAC layer for this device. Stored in Network Server.

MAC state of the device. Stored in Network Server.

Pending MAC state of the device. Stored in Network Server.

Current session of the device. Stored in Network Server and Application Server.

Pending session. Stored in Network Server and Application Server until RekeyInd is received.

Last DevNonce used. This field is only used for devices using LoRaWAN version 1.1 and later. Stored in Join Server.

Used DevNonces sorted in ascending order. This field is only used for devices using LoRaWAN versions preceding 1.1. Stored in Join Server.

Last JoinNonce/AppNonce(for devices using LoRaWAN versions preceding 1.1) used. Stored in Join Server.

Last Rejoin counter value used (type 0/2). Stored in Join Server.

Last Rejoin counter value used (type 1). Stored in Join Server.

Time when last DevStatus MAC command was received. Stored in Network Server.

The power state of the device; whether it is battery-powered or connected to an external power source. Received via the DevStatus MAC command at status_received_at. Stored in Network Server.

defined_only

Latest-known battery percentage of the device. Received via the DevStatus MAC command at last_dev_status_received_at or earlier. Stored in Network Server.

gte: 0

lte: 1

Demodulation signal-to-noise ratio (dB). Received via the DevStatus MAC command at last_dev_status_received_at. Stored in Network Server.

Queued Application downlink messages. Stored in Application Server, which sets them on the Network Server. This field is deprecated and is always set equal to session.queued_application_downlinks.

The payload formatters for this end device. Stored in Application Server. Copied on creation from template identified by version_ids.

ID of the provisioner. Stored in Join Server.

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$|^$

Vendor-specific provisioning data. Stored in Join Server.

Indicates whether this device represents a multicast group.

Authentication code to claim ownership of the end device. From TTS v3.21.0 this field is stored in the Identity Server. For TTS versions < 3.21.0, this field is stored in the Join Server. The value stored on the Identity Server takes precedence.

Skip decryption of uplink payloads and encryption of downlink payloads. This field is deprecated, use skip_payload_crypto_override instead.

Skip decryption of uplink payloads and encryption of downlink payloads. This field overrides the application-level setting.

Timestamp when the device has been activated. Stored in the Entity Registry. This field is set by the Application Server when an end device sends its first uplink. The Application Server will use the field in order to avoid repeated calls to the Entity Registry. The field cannot be unset once set.

Timestamp when a device uplink has been last observed. This field is set by the Application Server and stored in the Identity Server.

ignore_empty

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

pattern: ^[a-zA-Z0-9]{1,32}$

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

required

The LoRaWAN DevEUI.

ignore_empty

len: 8

The LoRaWAN JoinEUI (AppEUI until LoRaWAN 1.0.3 end devices).

ignore_empty

len: 8

The LoRaWAN DevAddr.

ignore_empty

len: 4

ignore_empty

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

ignore_empty

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

max_len: 32

max_len: 32

max_len: 32

gte: 100000

ignore_empty

len: 4

required

lte: 65535

max_len: 15

Only on uplink.

Only on downlink.

Only on uplink.

Bit rate (bps).

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

Secondary identifier, which can only be used in specific requests.

ignore_empty

len: 8

required

required

ignore_empty

len: 3

ignore_empty

len: 8

Vendor Specific data in JSON format.

ignore_empty

len: 8

max_items: 20

ignore_empty

len: 8

If set, this Join EUI is available for claiming on one of the configured Join Servers.

Application identifiers.

Brand identifier, as defined in the Device Repository.

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

Model identifier, as defined in the Device Repository.

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

Field mask paths.

Application identifiers.

Brand identifier, as defined in the Device Repository.

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

Field mask paths.

required

The names of the end device fields that should be returned. See the API reference for which fields can be returned by the different services.

QR code format identifier. Enumerate available formats with rpc ListFormats in the EndDeviceQRCodeGenerator service.

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

QR code format identifier. Enumerate available formats with rpc ListFormats in the EndDeviceQRCodeGenerator service.

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$

End device to use as input to generate the QR code.

required

If set, the server will render the QR code image according to these settings.

Requested QR code image dimension in pixels.

gte: 10

lte: 1000

QR code format identifier. Enumerate available formats with the rpc ListFormats. If this field is not specified, the server will attempt to parse the data with each known format.

max_len: 36

pattern: ^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$|^$

Raw QR code contents.

max_len: 1024

min_len: 10

Application identifiers.

End device version information. Use either EndDeviceVersionIdentifiers or EndDeviceProfileIdentifiers.

End device profile identifiers.

VendorID managed by the LoRa Alliance, as defined in TR005.

gte: 1

ID of the LoRaWAN end device profile assigned by the vendor.

Application identifiers.

End device version information.

Field mask paths.

ignore_empty

len: 8

ignore_empty

len: 8

ignore_empty

len: 2

ignore_empty

len: 3

ignore_empty

len: 3

ignore_empty

len: 4

required

defined_only

The unencrypted AES key.

ignore_empty

len: 16

The label of the RFC 3394 key-encryption-key (KEK) that was used to encrypt the key.

max_len: 2048

max_len: 1024

Application identifiers.

Limit the number of results per page.

lte: 1000

Page number for pagination. 0 is interpreted as 1.

Order (for pagination)

in: [ brand_id -brand_id name -name]

Search for brands matching a query string.

max_len: 100

Field mask paths.

Application identifiers.

List end devices from a specific brand.

max_len: 36

pattern: ^([a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}|)?$

Limit the number of results per page.

lte: 1000

Page number for pagination. 0 is interpreted as 1.

Order end devices

in: [ brand_id -brand_id model_id -model_id name -name]

List end devices matching a query string.

max_len: 100

Field mask paths.

The names of the end device fields that should be returned. See the API reference for which fields can be returned by the different services.

Order the results by this field path (must be present in the field mask). Default ordering is by ID. Prepend with a minus (-) to reverse the order.

in: [ device_id -device_id join_eui -join_eui dev_eui -dev_eui name -name description -description created_at -created_at last_seen_at -last_seen_at]

Limit the number of results per page.

lte: 1000

Page number for pagination. 0 is interpreted as 1.

The North–South position (degrees; -90 to +90), where 0 is the equator, North pole is positive, South pole is negative.

gte: -90

lte: 90

The East-West position (degrees; -180 to +180), where 0 is the Prime Meridian (Greenwich), East is positive , West is negative.

gte: -180

lte: 180

The altitude (meters), where 0 is the mean sea level.

The accuracy of the location (meters).

Source of the location information.

defined_only

VendorID managed by the LoRa Alliance, as defined in TR005.

ID of the LoRaWAN end device profile assigned by the vendor.

Bandwidth (Hz).

Operating Channel Width (Hz).

defined_only

not_in: [0]

defined_only

in: [1]

defined_only

in: [1]

Indicates the link margin in dB of the received LinkCheckReq, relative to the demodulation floor.

lte: 254

lte: 255

defined_only

lte: 15

max_items: 16

lte: 7

lte: 15

defined_only

defined_only

defined_only

Rx2 frequency (Hz).

gte: 100000

Device battery status. 0 indicates that the device is connected to an external power source. 1..254 indicates a battery level. 255 indicates that the device was not able to measure the battery level.

lte: 255

SNR of the last downlink (dB; [-32, +31]).

gte: -32

lte: 31

lte: 255

Channel frequency (Hz).

gte: 100000

lte: 0

defined_only

defined_only

lte: 255

Downlink channel frequency (Hz).

gte: 100000

defined_only

Indicates the maximum EIRP value in dBm, indexed by the following vector: [ 8 10 12 13 14 16 18 20 21 24 26 27 29 30 33 36 ]

defined_only

defined_only

defined_only

Exponent e that configures the ADR_ACK_LIMIT = 2^e messages.

defined_only

Exponent e that configures the ADR_ACK_DELAY = 2^e messages.

defined_only

required

defined_only

defined_only

lte: 7

Exponent e that configures the rejoin period = 32 * 2^e + rand(0,32) seconds.

defined_only

Exponent e that configures the rejoin counter = 2^(e+4) messages.

defined_only

Exponent e that configures the rejoin timer = 2^(e+10) seconds.

defined_only

defined_only

Ping slot channel frequency (Hz).

gte: 100000

lte: 0

defined_only

(uint16) See LoRaWAN specification.

lte: 65535

lte: 255

Frequency of the Class B beacons (Hz).

gte: 100000

lte: 0

defined_only

defined_only

required

lte: 255

Full 32-bit FCnt value. Used internally by Network Server.

Maximum EIRP (dBm).

ADR: data rate index to use.

defined_only

ADR: transmission power index to use.

lte: 15

ADR: number of retransmissions.

lte: 15

ADR: number of messages to wait before setting ADRAckReq. This field is deprecated, use adr_ack_limit_exponent instead.

ADR: number of messages to wait after setting ADRAckReq and before changing TxPower or DataRate. This field is deprecated, use adr_ack_delay_exponent instead.

Rx1 delay (Rx2 delay is Rx1 delay + 1 second).

defined_only

Data rate offset for Rx1.

defined_only

Data rate index for Rx2.

defined_only

Frequency for Rx2 (Hz).

gte: 100000

Maximum uplink duty cycle (of all channels).

defined_only

Time within which a rejoin-request must be sent.

defined_only

Message count within which a rejoin-request must be sent.

defined_only

Frequency of the class B ping slot (Hz).

gte: 100000

lte: 0

Data rate index of the class B ping slot. This field is deprecated, use ping_slot_data_rate_index_value instead.

Frequency of the class B beacon (Hz).

gte: 100000

lte: 0

Configured uplink channels and optionally Rx1 frequency.

min_items: 1

Whether uplink dwell time is set (400ms). If this field is not set, then the value is either unknown or irrelevant(Network Server cannot modify it).

Whether downlink dwell time is set (400ms). If this field is not set, then the value is either unknown or irrelevant(Network Server cannot modify it).

ADR: number of messages to wait before setting ADRAckReq.

ADR: number of messages to wait after setting ADRAckReq and before changing TxPower or DataRate.

Data rate index of the class B ping slot.

Uplink frequency of the channel (Hz).

gte: 100000

lte: 0

Downlink frequency of the channel (Hz).

gte: 100000

Index of the minimum data rate for uplink.

defined_only

Index of the maximum data rate for uplink.

defined_only

Channel can be used by device for uplink.

Maximum delay for the device to answer a MAC request or a confirmed downlink frame. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Periodicity of the class B ping slot. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Data rate index of the class B ping slot. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Frequency of the class B ping slot (Hz). If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Frequency of the class B beacon (Hz). If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Maximum delay for the device to answer a MAC request or a confirmed downlink frame. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Class A Rx1 delay. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration or regional parameters specification will be used.

Rx1 data rate offset. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Data rate index for Rx2. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration or regional parameters specification will be used.

Frequency for Rx2 (Hz). If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration or regional parameters specification will be used.

List of factory-preset frequencies. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration or regional parameters specification will be used.

max_items: 96

Maximum uplink duty cycle (of all channels).

Whether the device supports 32-bit frame counters. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Whether the Network Server should use ADR for the device. This field is deprecated, use adr_settings instead.

The ADR margin (dB) tells the network server how much margin it should add in ADR requests. A bigger margin is less efficient, but gives a better chance of successful reception. This field is deprecated, use adr_settings.dynamic.margin instead.

Whether the device resets the frame counters (not LoRaWAN compliant). If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

The interval after which a DevStatusReq MACCommand shall be sent. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

Number of uplink messages after which a DevStatusReq MACCommand shall be sent. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.

The Rx1 delay Network Server should configure device to use via MAC commands or Join-Accept. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration or regional parameters specification will be used.

The Rx1 data rate offset Network Server should configure device to use via MAC commands or Join-Accept. If unset, the default value from Network Server configuration will be used.