I want to get gps information using p nucleo lrwan1.

[KKS]

I want to get gps information using p nucleo lrwan1. Can I get an open source that can help? I'll use the uart port.(gps)

[Tesla DeLorean]

To reiterate again the ping-pong example doesn't use a Gateway, it is a point-to-point implementation, basically broadcasting to the same band other radios are listening on.

It configures the SX1276 radio and throws data into the air.

Take your two LoRa-DISCO boards and program in the Ping-Pong program into each, and review behaviour.

[KKS]

Do I compile the same source (modified readme.txt) both on the board (master) that connects to the pc and on the board (slave) to which it is connected (gps module + power)? Separately?

[Tesla DeLorean]

Step one on your journey needs to be building the Ping-Pong example, as-is, and putting it on your two nodes, and to learn/observe how it functions.

[KKS]

Ok. Do I have to put the same ping-pong example on both boards? One side gives power supply separately?or use 2pc.

[Tesla DeLorean]

Same software.

Program one at a time.

You can then connect two boards to a single PC.

If insufficient USB ports use a hub or second PC, or Battery Pack/Charger.​

[KKS]

If I connect two boards to one pc and put in a ping-pong example, should two terminals display ping messages and pong messages, respectively? Do I need st-link settings or other settings? It does not work. How do I decide on a master board and a slave board?

[KKS]

Thanks~~~!! The ping pong example works. What's the next step?

[Tesla DeLorean]

Split into two programs, strip out unnecessary code so you can make one a listener printing what it receives and make the other a transmitter that sends an evolving message.

Then you might want to start experimenting with reading data from the UART, and processing data from the GPS, or user input from the terminal.

[KKS]

Do I have to modify the readme.txt according to the link you gave? How do I modify the code for gps use?

[Tesla DeLorean]

Not sure the readme.txt impacts the functioning of the code.

You're going to have to own your learning journey here, you need to understand how to program, and integrate functionality. Try experimenting with simpler tasks until you understand the basics. If you've not done embedded development before try some basic tasks like blinking LEDs or reading UART data.

Work with your peers, teachers and supervisors.

If you want me to code a solution I'm open to reasonable offers for my time.

To use the GPS you're going to need to find available UART pins, configure them and connect up the receiver and power.