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-# _LoRadar_ (Configuration 2)
-
-## Hardware used
-This configuration setup uses the following hardware:
-- **Single board computer:** Raspberry Pi 3
-- **LoRa module:** RAK831, a gateway accessory from RAK wireless suitable for both 915 MHz and 923 MHz ISM frequency bands was used to capture LoRa packets
-- **Antenna:** A 1/2 wave 860-960 MHz antenna with 2 dBi gain attached to the LoRa module
-- **Connection bridge:** Mini PCI-e to USB adaptor to connect between the Raspberry Pi and mTAC-LORA-915A (https://techship.com/products/mpcie-to-usb-adapter-card/)
-- **Storage:** 32 GB microSD card inserted to the Raspberry Pi for data storage
-
-## Software used
-- **libloragw library:** (https://github.com/Lora-net/lora_gateway/tree/master/libloragw) was used for the Raspberry Pi to access the LoRa card and configure radio frequencies
-- **Packet logger:** (https://github.com/Lora-net/lora_gateway/tree/master/util_pkt_logger) This software records all LoRa packets received by the LoRa card and outputs in csv format every hour.
-
-*The Raspberry Pi has been configured to initiate the 'Packet logger software' upon powering on and obtaining the correct time via the Internet (A delay of 5 minutes has been placed).*
-
-## Instructions
-1) Download the Raspberry Pi (RPi) image according to the frequency bandplan of interest:  
-- 915 frequency: https://drive.google.com/file/d/152h2gsr0qCEwhxA85HMopOMlC9T-ab5G/view?usp=sharing
-- 923 frequency: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C8UnJD_nmafLdlegIELojVEpTFHHc2O4/view?usp=sharing
-2) Flash the image onto an SD card, using _balenaEtcher_ (https://www.balena.io/etcher/)
-3) Insert the SD card into the RPi and power it on, and the data collection should commence in 5 minutes (It is recommended that you connect the RPi to a wired or wireless network so that the correct time can be obtained)
-
-## Information extraction (Requires Internet Connection)
-To extract the information, follow the steps below:
-1) Download the _Ver2\_LoRadar\_Extractor.py_ python script from above and place it in the _Downloads_ folder of the Raspberry Pi
-2) Open a terminal and enter the following commands to install the required libraries:  
-`sudo apt-get install python3-matplotlib --assume-yes`  
-`sudo apt-get install python3-pandas --assume-yes`
-3) Open the python script with _Python 3 (IDLE)_
-4) Run the module (Requires Internet Connection)
-5) Upon successful extraction, a csv file will be created in the same directory as the _Ver2\_LoRadar\_Extractor.py_ python script