Device Profiles ​

Profile Inventory ​

This module lists all available configuration templates. A profile can be reused by thousands of identical sensors (e.g., creating a single profile called "Milesight AM103" and assigning it to 500 temperature sensors).

The table displays:

• The internal LoRaWAN Network Server ID.
• The profile's Name.
• The Region of operation (e.g., US915 or EU868).
• The MAC Version (LoRaWAN specification standard).
• Actions: Edit, Clone, or Delete.

Creating a New Profile ​

Clicking + New Profile opens an advanced configuration wizard. Due to the high technical complexity of LoRaWAN parameters, the interface is strictly divided into specialized tabs.

1. General Tab ​

• Name *: Clear identifier (Recommended: Manufacturer + Model, e.g., Dragino LHT65N).
• Region *: Frequency band. In LATAM, US915 or AU915 is generally used.
• MAC Version *: LoRaWAN version supported by the device (usually 1.0.3 or 1.0.4).
• Regional Parameters Revision *: PHY specification revision.

2. Join Tab (Activation Method) ​

• Supports OTAA: Check this if the device joins the network dynamically requesting session keys (Recommended). If unchecked, the system assumes ABP (Activation by Personalization).

3. Class B / Class C Tabs ​

By default, all LoRaWAN devices operate in Class A (maximum battery savings, they only listen after speaking).

• Supports Class B: For devices that wake up at synchronized periodic times (ping slots).
• Supports Class C: For actuators connected to the electrical grid that must listen to commands 24/7 without interruption (e.g., smart relays or streetlights).

4. Codec Tab ​

The Codec is a JavaScript function that runs securely on the server. Its mission is to capture the hexadecimal payload sent by the sensor and transform it into a readable JSON format (e.g., converting 010a to {"temperature": 25.5}).

You can paste the decoder provided by the manufacturer in this section so that LumiotLoRaWAN automatically decodes all traffic.

Cloning Profiles ​

If you need to create a profile similar to an existing one but with minor variations (e.g., same sensor but different frequency region), use the Clone action.

This drastically saves time by duplicating all configuration variables and the Codec function. Just give it a new name and click "Clone".

Editing Profiles ​

You can adjust parameters at any time. Important: Any change made to a Profile (such as updating the JavaScript Codec) will immediately apply retroactively to all active devices that use this profile, instantly changing how their future telemetry is processed.