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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 1414Instructions are available for the following vendors:
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1616* [ Kerlink] ({{<relref "kerlink.md">}})
17+ * [ MatchX] ({{<relref "matchx.md">}})
1718* [ Multitech] ({{<relref "multitech.md">}})
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1920For Raspberry Pi / Rasbian based gateways, please refer the
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2+ title : MatchX
3+ menu :
4+ main :
5+ parent : gateway
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7+
8+ ## MatchX
9+
10+ ### Matchbox gateway
11+
12+ The [ MatchX Matchbox] ( https://matchx.io/hardware#matchboxs ) is an OpenWRT / Lede
13+ base gateway, which by default sends its data to the MatchX hosted network-server
14+ (which is based on the LoRa Server software). By default it connects to the MatchX
15+ backend over a VPN connection.
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17+ To connect the gateway to your own environment:
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19+ * Power on the gateway and follow the MatchX provided manual to setup the
20+ wifi connection (in case needed).
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22+ * Create a MatchX account and register the gateway.
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24+ * On the page with the gateway details is a button ** Global LoRa Config: [ Edit Config] ** .
25+ click on this button and scroll down to the bottom where you find the
26+ ` server_address ` setting. Change this to the IP or hostname on which
27+ your LoRa Gateway Bridge instance is listening for UDP packets.
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29+ ** Note:** Running the LoRa Gateway Bridge on the gateway itself will probably
30+ not work without re-compiling the kernel with FPU emulation. This has not been
31+ tested. In order to get ` root ` access, you need to contact the MatchX support
32+ for getting the password.
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