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Submitted By: Kennedy Adudu Andere

REG. No. ST02/55456/2023

Materials Needed:

 Three Arduino boards (e.g., Arduino Uno)


 Three LoRaWAN modules (e.g., Dragino LoRa Shield)
 Antennas for LoRaWAN modules
 Jumper wires
 Breadboards (optional)
Step 1: Setting Up Hardware

 Connect the LoRaWAN modules to each Arduino board. Ensure the connections are
correct, including SPI pins, reset pins, and any additional required connections
according to the specifications of your LoRaWAN modules.
 Attach antennas to the LoRaWAN modules to improve wireless communication
range.
Step 2: Installing Libraries

 Download and install the necessary libraries for LoRaWAN communication on


Arduino. This might include libraries specific to your LoRaWAN module or libraries for
LoRaWAN communication protocols such as LMIC (LoraWAN-MAC-in-C).
Step 3: Programming the Transmitter Arduino

 Write the code for the transmitter Arduino. This code will initialize the LoRaWAN
module, set up communication parameters, and send data packets.
 Implement the logic to read sensor data or input from the transmitter Arduino and
format it into LoRaWAN packets for transmission.
Step 4: Programming the Receiver Arduinos

 Write the code for the receiver Arduinos. These Arduinos will receive data packets
sent by the transmitter Arduino via LoRaWAN communication.
 Initialize the LoRaWAN modules on the receiver Arduinos, set up communication
parameters, and configure them to receive data packets.
 Implement the logic to process received LoRaWAN packets and extract the
transmitted data for further processing or display.
Step 5: Testing and Debugging

 Upload the code to the transmitter and receiver Arduinos using the Arduino IDE.
 Power up the Arduinos and LoRaWAN modules.
 Test the communication between the transmitter and receiver Arduinos by sending
data from the transmitter and verifying that the receivers receive it correctly.
 Debug any issues that arise during testing, such as communication errors or
incorrect data transmission.

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