Waymark / Routes / chirpstack.io Provision a Tenant, Application, and Device in ChirpStack v4
domain: chirpstack.io · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Verified steps Create a Tenant, ChirpStack v4's top-level organizational unit (v3 used Organization/Network terminology) Create a Device Profile under the tenant, setting the LoRaWAN MAC version, region, and activation type (OTAA or ABP) Create an Application under the tenant to group related devices Create a Device within the application, assigning it the Device Profile and entering its DevEUI For OTAA, set the AppKey under the device's Keys (OTAA) tab; for ABP, configure DevAddr and session keys under Activation Verify the device joins/reports data via the Live LoRaWAN Frames view or event log Known gotchas DevEUI/AppKey byte order conventions differ between vendor tools (often LSB) and the ChirpStack UI (often MSB) - a common cause of failed joins v3's Organization terminology was fully replaced by Tenant in v4 - mixing v3 and v4 docs/tutorials causes confusion A device will not join unless its Device Profile's region/MAC version matches the actual gateway and device firmware configuration
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