Certfied LoRaWAN® Stack for ARM Processors
v1.0.2 CERTIFIED
EU 868
CLASS A
10KB CODE SPACE
Are you having reliability issues with your LoRaWAN stack? Downlinks / uplinks not being received when expected? Complicated stack code?
Look no further as Mesh-Net have developed their own LoRaWAN Protocol Stack for Class A devices. This stack has been Certified by the LoRa Alliance and is in use in several market leading IoT devices.
Available now for ARM based processors and taking up 10KB code space, chat with us now for licencing information.
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