What “decoder-ready” means
A decoder-ready kit includes the uplink field map for The Things Network, ChirpStack, and private network servers. You register the device with OTAA, paste the decoder, and the application receives wet/dry, level, flow, moisture, or temperature — plus battery and a frame counter. You do not reverse-engineer a demo packet to learn the contract.
Factory functional-test records travel with the shipment. Use them to confirm the first join matches the profile before you clone the application across sites. Regional plans in the standard quote are EU868 and US915; confirm AS923 or other channel plans on the quote before you lock the bill of materials.
Where to start
The payload decoder library lists named fields for all 11 published kits. Integration notes for ChirpStack and The Things Network cover where to paste the codec and how to tell a decode error from a radio miss.
Pick the measurement on the LoRaWAN sensor catalog, then open the product page for mounting and FAQ detail. Solution pages describe the site — plant rooms, utilities, farms, and cold rooms — without repeating each instrument title. OEM branding, from a 100-unit trial to logo and packaging at 500 units, stays on the OEM LoRaWAN manufacturer page.
What this page is not
This page does not replace the homepage overview or the marketplace filters. It exists so integrators who already know they need a documented payload can reach the decoder library and the two network-server guides in one step. Quotes remain quote-based; we do not publish list prices here.
FAQ
- What does decoder-ready mean?
- Each kit ships with a payload field map so ChirpStack or TTN publishes named fields (wet, level, moisture, temperature_c) instead of raw hex.
- OTAA or ABP?
- Stock kits join with OTAA. Use DevEUI, JoinEUI, and AppKey from the shipment paperwork.
- Which bands are standard?
- EU868 and US915. Confirm other regional plans on the quote before you lock firmware.
- Where are all field maps?
- The payload decoder library documents named fields for all 11 published kits.