Access Station

Access Station Micro Connectivity requirements Access Station Micro Utility Access Station Micro Datasheet Access Station Micro Quick Start Guide Access Station Micro Supported Countries, Safety & Certification information Access Station Micro Product Manual Access Station Micro Ethernet connectivity Access Station Micro Sealing cover Manual Access Station Micro troubleshooting

API

API documentation API versioning API credential creation API credentials renewal API rate limiting API Response code references Global Coverage API Timestamps format in API

Callbacks

Principles

Getting Started Callback and Connectors Callback medium Callback integration Custom callback creation Event callback creation Partner Callback creation

Data callback

Service callback

Status Acknowledge Repeater Data advanced

Error callback

Event callback

Event type Break in message sequence Off contract Out of message sequence On contract Receive first test message Receive first payable message Renewal Suspend Resume Replaced to Invalid private key Change device type Replaced by Intra transfer Extra transfer Restart Overusage Contract switch

Partner built-in callback

AWS IoT built-in callback AWS Kinesis built-in callback IBM Watson IoT Platform built-in callback Microsoft Azure Event hub built-in callback Microsoft Azure IoT hub built-in callback UnaConnect built-in callback

Callback troubleshooting

Callback error log Callback troubleshooting procedure

Backend user access management

Backend user creation: invitation Backend user timezone Deleting users from a group Backend user roles Backend user account creation Backend user role modification Page forbidden Reset Backend User password

Certification

Sigfox Certifications

Sigfox Certification Handbook Checklist for device based on another Sigfox Ready device -similarity-

Sigfox Radiated Performance tests

Be prepared for Radiated Performance Tests Sigfox Radiated Performance Test Specifications v2.0

Sigfox RF & Protocol tests

Be prepared for Sigfox RF & Protocol Tests v5.0.2 Sigfox RF & Protocol Test Specification v5.0.3 Sigfox RF & Protocol Test Procedure

Device HW

Device Current Drain : Downlink optimization Antenna Design for Sigfox Ready devices Sens’it antenna Oscillator Technical Note Battery Application Note

Device management

Device Type

Device type: meaning Create a new device type Contracts Payload display parameter Set a keep alive delay Communication status indicator

Principles

Radio Configuration Sequence number: general knowledge Sequence number: troubleshooting Link Quality: general knowledge Downlink information Downlink callbacks

Helpful

Industrialisation

Sigfox Credential provisioning for Open Software Architecture modules and SDK How to test in production ?How to get Sigfox Credential from CRA ?

SDR Dongle

Sigfox SDR dongle datasheet What is the public key and how to activate it?

Sigfox Network Emulator

Sigfox Network Emulator - User Guide Sigfox Ready™ modules compatibility Sigfox Network Emulator - troubleshooting

Radio Signal Analyzer

Radio Signal Analyzer - User guide

Sens'it

Sens'it v3 datasheet Sens'it v2 user guides Sens'it v3 user guide How to use Sens'it after closure of sensit.io application Sens'it Device all you need to know Sens'it for Sigfox learnings

Device managementDevice

Out Of Band (OOB) messages

Deprecation of Service Status callbacks

The Sigfox callback service is composed of several types and subtypes, please browse to the callback documentation for the full description.

This change only affects the Service Status callback subtype and will not impact core device data callbacks.

Please be advised of the upcoming changes to our Service Status callback service. We will be transitioning away from this service on the following timeline:

September 2026: creation of new Service Status callbacks will be disabled.
April 2027: the Service Status callback service will be fully discontinued.

OOB messages are transmitted periodically by devices. These transmissions are inherent to the Sigfox protocol stack.

They contain the following information about the device:

Device temperature
Battery voltage: VDD Idle and VDD Tx
RSSI

Repeater devices also periodically send OOB messages to the backend which contain battery level and statistics of repeated messages.

All these messages are automatically decoded by the Backend upon reception.

OOB messages are not taken into account in the daily uplink messages count.

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