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https://github.com/EnviroDIY/YosemitechModbus/issues/17

I found the issue with the help of a friend. It doesnt work with some board versions. Got it to work with esp8266 version 2.5. The only one ive tested that works but my friend told me that atleast 2 more works. Will update witch ones working!

LOL!

This is all very helpful – thank you!

I just updated TinyGSM via pio:

From https://github.com/EnviroDIY/TinyGSM
   30f09b2..5efcc5a  master     -> origin/master
Updating 30f09b2..5efcc5a

and re-tested (still in Transparent). No joy…and then Skype disconnected me from Jake’s computer, where the Mayfly is… not the ideal way to troubleshoot…[Read more]

Doh!  I’m sorry, I was confusing you with Dan who was troubleshooting issues with the UBee last week.  They’re even worse than the LTE XBee3’s.

The power isn’t your problem testing in the lab.  That seems a hair low for being connected to USB, but not concerning.  On the last bypass output that you posted from over the weekend, you did con…[Read more]

I just pushed some improvements yesterday to the EnviroDIY fork of TinyGSM that should help with the uBee.

Are you using the same program you posted earlier?  Can you post the output with debugging enabled?  (<span class="crayon-i">sensor</span><span class="crayon-sy">.</span><span class="crayon-e">setDebugStream</span><span class="crayon-sy">(</span><span class="crayon-sy">&Serial);</span> and capture the stream from the serial port monitor)  Are yo…[Read more]

The voltage levels logged during these tests were from 4.67 to 4.776V. The mayfly was powered via USB and LiPo.

I don’t know the Digi firmware version number on the XBee, but it was installed July 25, 2019. Additional background: What we’re attempting to do is to take this station and update it so that it’s more lenient on battery voltage…[Read more]

Do you have any idea what could be the issue? Thanks

I finally actually did some testing with my own board and managed to get most of the same errors you found in Bypass mode and pushed some corrections to TinyGSM.  It’s all about the issues with synchronous and asynchronous opening.  I figured out how to make it crash every time and (hopefully) how to make that not happen.  And the good news is th…[Read more]

I’m sorry.  No, I don’t think it’s an issue with the battery or the SIM.

When you were running in Transparent, the XBee3 just didn’t register an internet connection.  They just do that sometimes – refuse to acknowledge they are registered on the network.  Sometimes switching from transparent to bypass and back to transparent “magically” fixes th…[Read more]

What is the battery voltage that your Mayfly is recording in your data file?  We’ve had a few random failures of a mosfet on the board that will cause the Mayfly to read the incoming Lipo or USB voltage as being much lower than it really is (see this post: https://www.envirodiy.org/topic/innacurate-lipo-battery-voltage-data/).   Your logger co…[Read more]

I just get 1byte but sometimes i get 2, the read too 0x03. So i dont really know whats wrong now lol.

OK. What’s perplexing to me about this one is that Jake’s been able to reinstall the same LTEBee and SIM back into the “old” Mayfly (the one we’re trying to swap out), and it will connect and upload data successfully.

Thanks for continuing to sleuth out all the LTEBee issues.

Thank you very much! I got it to connect but reciving 1 bytes because of (CRC of response is not correct!)

Probably just me doing something wrong with delays!

You might try using a new SIM card or a new LTEBee module.  We’ve had several of them stop working recently for no reason at all.  Sometimes using a brand new SIM card will fix the problem, but other times it requires using a new LTEbee module.  We haven’t determined the cause of the failure yet, nor a solution to get them working again.

Well, we’re still unable to connect to the internet. We were using transparent mode on the XBee3, but I tried switching to bypass, and still no luck. Then, thinking that the project’s library/build environment might somehow be corrupt, I created a new PlatformIO project and pasted the code into new files there, still no luck. I’ll attach two…[Read more]

Global update did it – thanks!

You are exactly 1 commit behind for TinyGSM.  Try again.  Have you maybe installed TinyGSM to your “global” library registry instead of your local one?  You might need to do a “pio lib -g update” (-g flag for global).  Otherwise you can navigate directly to into the folder and use git to update:  cd .piolibdepsmayflyTinyGSM followed by git pull.