I would like to be able to decrypt fine-timestamps with Chirpstack.
We have a number of Cisco Gateways, but we cannot decrypt the keys. We have contacted Semtech and Actility but have not been successful in convincing them to hand over the keys for the devices that we have purchased.
There is a thread below where people have recommended Kerlink.
My question is whether there is any change to the information in that thread? Is Kerlink still the only option for getting access to these fine timestamps. I have lodged a query with Kerlink, but my question to the Chirpstack community is whether there are any other options that I have missed?
So we have the IXM-LPWA-900-16-K9. This has the fine-timestamp, but it is encrypted, and my understanding is that the keys have been licenced to Actility, another company.
Hi @roy_muzz,
no you can get the key for your cisco gw to encrypt the fine-timestamp. See this topic.
We have already implemented the keys on the cisco gateways and they do report the fine-timestamp:
No, you must first contact semtech. They will come to you with a script which can generate these keys (for free!). Then you can add the generated key here in the chirpstack gateway configuration:
So after our last exchange here, 29 days ago, I went and registered an account at the lora-developer portal. I put in a ticket and that started an email exchange. I have been following up with Semtech folk and Cisco folk independently. To summarise the two different threads
Semtech developers: radio silence, just stopped responding
Cisco: sounds like trying very hard on my behalf but my guess is that keys are licenced to Actility, who want to sell their geolocation product.
Are there any magic words that I need to use to get access to this script that you speak of?