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GChafe replied to the topic Wifi Bee AT Firmware and Baud Rates in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 5 months, 1 week ago
Thank you very much Sara. I have tried something like that before (but likely not quite rightly coded). This failed to switch baud rates too unfortunately. I have tried this on 3 out of 4 wifi bees that I have (but just one with you sketch so far) and no luck, that’s how I ended up asking about the firmware.
Did your sketch in a hurry, so will…[Read more]
Sara Damiano replied to the topic Wifi Bee AT Firmware and Baud Rates in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 5 months, 1 week ago
Once you’ve successfully changed the WiFi bee’s baud rate, it will stay at the slower baud. You should only have to reset the baud rate if you factory reset the bee or update it’s firmware – neither of which you can do by accident.
Sara Damiano replied to the topic Wifi Bee AT Firmware and Baud Rates in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 5 months, 1 week ago
The WiFi bee should have the AT firmware on it. The problem probably is the baud rate. The default baud rate for the ESP32 (the brain on the WiFi bee) is 115200. That’s too fast for stable communication with the 8MHz Mayfly. The Mayfly can usually *talk* fairly accurately at 115200, but it can’t listen that fast. The auto-baud function depends o…[Read more]
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GChafe started the topic Wifi Bee AT Firmware and Baud Rates in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 5 months, 1 week ago
Hi, I have a Mayfly 1.1 and a ESP32 WiFi Bee purchased from EnviroDIY recently, also a Hydros21 CTD. Having lots of trouble getting it to work. Using the EnvirDIY_Monitoring_Kit sketch from https://github.com/EnviroDIY/ModularSensors/commit/f149a372ae47d95d474971abc25dd378bd332ecf. Though I have also tried other ones (possibly older) from…[Read more]
GChafe became a registered member 5 months, 1 week ago
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Scott Ensign commented on the post, Floodzilla Gauge Network: Community-Designed Flood Monitoring 5 months, 2 weeks ago
@rgmfletcher Thanks for sharing news about this incredible monitoring program! I found more information on your webpage (https://svpa.us/floodzilla-gauge-network/), but I didn’t see anything about the technology […]
Steve Pacenka became a registered member 5 months, 2 weeks ago
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Regina Fletcher wrote a new post 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Floodzilla Gauge Network: Community-Designed Flood Monitoring
Flooding is a natural part of life in the lower Snoqualmie Valley area of Western Washington. Historically, when seasonal rains would begin, many […]
Regina Fletcher started the topic New Sensor Supplier for Floodzilla Flood Monitoring Network in the forum Environmental Sensors 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Hi EnviroDIY community,
My name is Regina Fletcher, and I help maintain a community-designed, LoRaWAN-based Flood Monitoring Network, called Floodzilla. I am in the process of diversifying our flood monitoring devices to help us be more flexible and resilient. I have been eyeing a company called Vega and their VegaPuls C21 radar sensor, which I…[Read more]