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The default ADR algorithm does not take LoRaWAN version/region into account when adjusting TxPower, adjustments are always made in the 0-(maxTxPower according to band) interval.
If the device has sent a nACK on the TxPower this is stored in device session min/max but not taken into account when sending new adjustments.
Since the min and max will be adjusted, the process will calibrate itself but additional downlinks will be required after a "new" adjustment is made.
What did you expect?
When a device is registered as version 1.0.0 or 1.0.1 the applicable TxPower levels in EU868 is 1-5 and in later LoRaWAN versions the levels are 0-7.
Steps to reproduce this issue
Register a 1.0.0 or 1.0.1 sensor with enough link margin to trigger TxPower adjustments.
Component
Version
Network Server
v3.12.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What happened?
The default ADR algorithm does not take LoRaWAN version/region into account when adjusting TxPower, adjustments are always made in the 0-(maxTxPower according to band) interval.
If the device has sent a nACK on the TxPower this is stored in device session min/max but not taken into account when sending new adjustments.
Since the min and max will be adjusted, the process will calibrate itself but additional downlinks will be required after a "new" adjustment is made.
What did you expect?
When a device is registered as version 1.0.0 or 1.0.1 the applicable TxPower levels in EU868 is 1-5 and in later LoRaWAN versions the levels are 0-7.
Steps to reproduce this issue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: