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MultiTech Developer Resources » Downloads 1 Create a support case with the relevant information at https: support multitech com including: a Select Other in the Service Requested drop-down b Select the closest MTCDT or MTCDTIP model to what you have in the Product drop-down (must be a model that ends in 247L or 267L) c In the Subject field, enter Request for Redpine Drivers d
MultiTech Developer Resources » Flashing mLinux Firmware NOTE: This section describes upgrading mLinux™ locally on your device and is intended for experts with the appropriate technical knowledge (Otherwise, use the alternative method Upgrading mLInux ) Refer to the Downloads page for applicable pre-built images The following procedure generally only applies to the MTCDT-xx-210L model but can be used to convert a MTCDT-xx-210A model to MTCDT-xx
MultiTech Developer Resources » MQTT Messages An MQTT broker is provided on the device to handle messaging between the network server and applications This provides an easy interface for an application to subscribe to relevant topics Applications can be written in any language supported by the image installed on the device, MQTT libraries are available for most languages Input Topics down – submit a packet to be queue for a device
MultiTech Developer Resources » Getting Started with mLinux 1 Install and Connect Hardware For Conduit ® installation, refer to the appropriate model and guides through the Conduit product page For Conduit ® Access Point installation, refer to the appropriate model and guides through the Conduit AP product page For Conduit ® IP67 Base Station, refer to the installation guide available through the Conduit IP67 Base Station page 2 Access the
MultiTech Developer Resources » FaxFinder The FaxFinder ® fax server is a turnkey solution that connects to an analog port (s) of a PBX capable of DID to DTMF conversion The FaxFinder-IP provides faxing through an IP telephone system FaxFinder converts faxes to PDF or TIFF files so you can send faxes from any application that can print and receive faxes as e-mails, wherever you are The solution provides distributed faxing
MultiTech Developer Resources » LoRa Network Server The network server is the center of a LoRa network, it provides communication between motes and applications It ensures message integrity through CRC, CMAC and sequence number tracking AES-128 encryption is enabled through the use of pre-shared keys
MultiTech Developer Resources » Creating a Custom Application NOTE: Support for Node-RED Node js on Multitech AT91SAM9G25-based products was discontinued within mPower 5 3 For mPower 5 3 3 to 5 3 8, users can install Node-RED as a custom application mPower 6 0 or later no longer supports this custom app option For alternative code examples in Python, see Example Applications below
MultiTech Developer Resources » MTAC-LoRa Cards The MTAC-LoRa accessory cards enable long range connectivity to distributed assets and sensors using an RF spread spectrum technology by Semtech ® MTAC-LoRa cards also have extended life due to a low power draw The MTAC-LoRa-H and MTAC-LoRa-F accessory cards feature: ISM band scanning and asset management range with LoRa of up to 10 miles 15 km line of sight or 1-3 miles 2 km through
MultiTech Developer Resources » mDot The MultiTech mDot mbed platform page has links to the LoRa API (libmDot) For a sample program showing how to configure and use the LoRa API, go to mDot LoRa Connect Example To flash custom firmware into the mDot, see the relevant steps in Flashing mDot Firmware Guides mDot Quick Start (with MTUDK2-ST-MDOT Developer Board)