Service profiles

The Service Profile can be seen as the "contract" between an user and the network. It describes the features that are enabled for the user(s) of the Service Profile and the rate of messages that can be sent over the network.

When creating a Service Profile, ChirpStack Application Server will create the actual profile on the selected Network Server, and will keep a reference record so it knows to which organization it belongs.

Fields / options

The following fields are described by the LoRaWAN^® Backend Interfaces specification. Fields marked with an X are implemented by ChirpStack Application Server.

• ULRate Token bucket filling rate, including ACKs (packet/h)
• ULBucketSize Token bucket burst size
• ULRatePolicy Drop or mark when exceeding ULRate
• DLRate Token bucket filling rate, including ACKs (packet/h)
• DLBucketSize Token bucket burst size
• DLRatePolicy Drop or mark when exceeding DLRate
• AddGWMetadata GW metadata (RSSI, SNR, GW geoloc., etc.) are added to the packet sent to AS
• DevStatusReqFreq Frequency to initiate an End-Device status request (request/day)
• ReportDevStatusBattery Report End-Device battery level to AS
• ReportDevStatusmargin Report End-Device margin to AS
• DRMin Minimum allowed data rate. Used for ADR.
• DRmax Maximum allowed data rate. Used for ADR.
• ChannelMask Channel mask. sNS does not have to obey (i.e., informative).
• PRAllowed Passive Roaming allowed
• HRAllowed Handover Roaming allowed
• RAAllowed Roaming Activation allowed
• NwkGeoLoc Enable network geolocation service
• TargetPER Target Packet Error Rate
• MinGWDiversity Minimum number of receiving GWs (informative)