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Why do we have to key in tokens after buying them?
Since this works, then it simply means that the hardware communicates with the server to verify the keyed-in token code to verify its validity. So why not just query the server automatically? 🧵1/9
Since this works, then it simply means that the hardware communicates with the server to verify the keyed-in token code to verify its validity. So why not just query the server automatically? 🧵1/9
With this in mind I concluded that it had to be a firmware issue and as such an update on the firmware should solve this.
I was consulting for a company who are buying the smart meters for gas and water from China and they were using similar APIs as KPLC use.
I was consulting for a company who are buying the smart meters for gas and water from China and they were using similar APIs as KPLC use.
Except that this one uses #LoRa while the KPLC smart meters use PLC(Power Line Communication: it's why you have to plug in that device on a wall socket to top up). While at it, I got to understand more how it works.
After long day of routing, first render/version of my #tinyLoRa (TLM01) module is ready. I presume this will be the world's smallest #LoRa+MCU module based on @MicrochipTech #ATSAMR34.
@hamityanik and @GregDavill I would love to get some tips on how to get beautiful results while rendering with @kicad_pcb.
After some polishing, this is how #TinyLoRa looks now 🙂
