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Read device info and LoRaWAN keys

Read a STICKER's identity and the LoRaWAN keys you need to register it on a network — over NFC, in a few seconds.

Save the device first

Both screens use the encrypted channel, so the device must be saved with its secret key. See Saved STICKERs.


Read device info

  1. Open HARDWARIO Manager and go to STICKER → Device info.
  2. Hold the phone against the STICKER and keep still.
Device info read over NFC, showing serial number, firmware, time and uptime
FieldMeaning
Serial numberThe device's identity
FirmwareThe running firmware version
Time (UTC)The device clock
UptimeHow long since the last boot
BatteryThe measured supply voltage
LoRaWANThe state of the LoRaWAN connection
DevEUIThe device's LoRaWAN identifier
HealthA summary of the device's status flags
Active alarmsWhich alarm rules are currently tripped — see Alarm rules

Advanced expands further diagnostic detail, such as the firmware build and the cause of the last reset. Read again repeats the read without leaving the screen — hold the phone against the device again.


Read LoRaWAN keys

  1. Go to STICKER → LoRaWAN keys and choose Read LoRaWAN keys.
  2. Hold the phone against the STICKER.
LoRaWAN keys read over NFC

What is shown depends on the device's activation mode:

ModeKeys shown
OTAADevEUI, JoinEUI (AppEUI), AppKey
ABPDevEUI, DevAddr, and the session keys

Read several devices in one session

The screen keeps a list rather than replacing the last reading. Use Scan next STICKER to add another device, step through the captured devices with the pager, and Clear all to start over. This is the quick way to collect the keys for a batch of devices before registering them.


Share the keys

Share the keys as JSON, CSV, text, or a QR code, or use Copy JSON to clipboard. When more than one device is captured, the share actions cover the whole set and Share all exports them together.

Sharing the LoRaWAN keys as JSON, CSV, text or QR code

Use them to register the device in ChirpStack or The Things Stack.

A key export is complete

Unlike a configuration export, a LoRaWAN-key export strips nothing — the AppKey and session keys are included in full so the file can be used to register the device. Treat it accordingly, and be careful where you display the QR code.