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# How to Use Connectivity Packages
## Package Usage Steps
1. Log in to your Antares account and open the Antares console page
2. Click the **"Applications"** section and click **"Create an Application"**
3. Next, add Device to Application
On the **"Application"** page, you can directly click "Create Device" to add the device to the application.
After you click **"Create Device"**, in the **"Select your package"** section you can immediately select the package you want to use. In this documentation, the package used is Antares Free Trial.
4. Click on **"Create Devices"**
If you have successfully added a device, the device that has been successfully created will be displayed on the **Application** dashboard page.
5. Click on the Device you have created and select **"Set LoRa"**
6. After clicking **"Set LoRa"**, select Lora Class - LoRa Activation Mode - OTAA Parameters
After selecting Lora Class - LoRa Activation Mode - OTAA Parameters, select the subscription package in **"Select LoRa Subscription"**.
In the example image above, the package used is LoRa Connectivity Free Trial
7. Click **"Set Lora"**
You have successfully used LoRa Subscription.
{% hint style="info" %}
The procedure for creating an Application and adding a Device can be seen in full on the following page:
[Create App](/en/getting-started/create-app.md) \
[Add Devices to the Application](/en/getting-started/add-devices-to-the-application.md)
{% endhint %}
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