| .. | ||
| IBM-DISCLAIMER.txt | ||
| IBM-release-notes.txt | ||
| LMIC-FSM.cdd | ||
| LMIC-FSM.pdf | ||
| LMIC-structure-diagram.cdd | ||
| LMIC-structure-diagram.pdf | ||
| LMIC-v3.3.0-redline.pdf | ||
| LMIC-v3.3.0.docx | ||
| LMIC-v3.3.0.pdf | ||
| LoRaWAN-at-a-glance.pdf | ||
| LoRaWAN-at-a-glance.vsdx | ||
| RadioDriver.md | ||
| README.md | ||
LMIC Documentation
This directory contains documentation on the use and implementation of the LMIC.
Usage documentation
LMIC-v3.3.0.pdf: API documentation on the LMIC as of 3.3.0.LMIC-v3.3.0-redline.pdf: changes in the document since last update, marked up by Litera Workshare Compare.
Background information
LoRaWAN-at-a-glance.pdf: a wall chart showing key features of the LoRaWAN 1.0.3 protocol.
Implementation documentation
RadioDriver.md: documentation of the radio driver interface.LMIC-structure-diagram.pdf: a structural diagram of the LMIC. This is somewhat UML like.LMIC-FSM.pdf: the operating logic of the LMIC, modeled as a finite state machine. As of version 3.2, this model is idealized; the actual implementation is not an explicit state machine. However, if you search foros_setCallback()andos_setTimedCallback(), you will see the links between event callbacks, and that will generally correspond to the implementation. The FSM diagram doesn't show class-B or class-C operation as yet.
Historical information
IBM-DISCLAIMER.txtandIBM-release-notes.txtare artifacts of the original IBM distribution, retained for reference.
Meta
Source files are included for documents that have separate sources.
- The source for the API documentation is a Microsoft Word file.
- The source for "LoRaWAN at a glance" is a Visio file.
- The sources for LMIC-FSM and LMIC-structure are Cadifra files. Cadifra is an inexpensive ($50) commercial tool that the author uses as a UML whiteboard; it's really lightweight and very cleanly implemented on Windows.