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11 changes: 6 additions & 5 deletions ...e/04.pro/miscellaneous/wisgate-edge-lite-2/tutorials/getting-started/content.md
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Expand Up @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ The goals of this article are:
## What's Included in the Box

The package includes:
* LoRa Gateway
* LoRa® Gateway
* PoE Injector (with its power cable, IEC)
* Pole mounting mechanical pieces

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![WisGate dashboard](assets/wisgate-dashboard-overview.png)

***The WiFi Access Point that is running, by default it is open, we recommend you to set a password with WPA2-PSK encryption to secure your device, you can do that by accessing the Wi-Fi settings going to network > LAN > Wi-Fi > Settings***
***The Wi-Fi Access Point that is running, by default it is open, we recommend you to set a password with WPA2-PSK encryption to secure your device, you can do that by accessing the Wi-Fi settings going to network > LAN > Wi-Fi > Settings***

### Create the Gateway on TTN Dashboard

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* Gateway ID: unique ID for your gateway inside the things network platform.
* Gateway EUI: The EUI of your WisGate Gateway (Get it on the overview page on the WisGate dashboard)
* Gateway name: Name of the Gateway on your TTN's profile
* Gateway Server Address: the Address of the LoRa network (format: `wss://<cloudServer>`)
* LoRaWAN options, Frequency plan: select the recommended plan or the one that fits your project
* Gateway Server Address: the Address of the LoRa® network (format: `wss://<cloudServer>`)
* LoRaWAN® options, Frequency plan: select the recommended plan or the one that fits your project

Click the "Create gateway" button at the end of the page.

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## Next Step

Set up the gateway to be a Network Server and MQTT client to connect directly to the Arduino Cloud.

## Conclusion

In this tutorial you learned how to setup the LoRa Gateway
In this tutorial you learned how to setup the LoRa® Gateway.
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Do not forget of sealing the antennas connections using the same order of tape.

***Check the bottom side hexagonal stoppers are properly fasten to avoid leaks***

## Next Step


## Conclusion