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Hello,

We have been experiencing some issues with our mayfly readings. Attached is an image of one our previous temperature readings over the course of about a month. We are not sure why the readings periodically go haywire and then go back to normal. We are seeing the same inaccurate readings for conductivity and water depth. To give some…[Read more]

Hi Shannon,

Thank you for the quick response and I appreciate your help! If you end up finding out anything, please keep me updated.

We haven’t had a chance to do further testing on why the Digi modules only worked a few times after startup, but it sounds like you experienced the same thing we did.  We’ll see if we can revisit the issue and make sure our existing software examples work with them or if we’ll have to make a few changes.

Hello,

Thank you for your quick response Bob! To be honest, I am fairly new to working with the Mayfly boards. I was wondering if anyone at EnviroDIY had any luck with the modems since this was initially posted in September and if so, could direct me to an example sketch to use that turns off the 2G fallback. Or if there is any other sketch that…[Read more]

Hi Jake, I’ve checked with the Seagull developer at GLOS. It is technically possible but will require them to do some coding on their end. I’ll keep you posted.

@caroline@wachusett  I checked with our Technical Support team.   They suggested you review the electrical characteristics
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Hello,
<p class=”user-nicename”>@bblumenscheid or any other EnviroDIY user who may know, I was wondering if you know whether both the Digi XBee 3 Global (GM2) and the Digi XBee 3 Low-Power (GM1) modems work on the Mayfly 1.1 board in the U.S.? We have the Global GM2 modem and we have not been able to send data to MMW successfully. It uploaded one…[Read more]

Nuts that it sounds like the switch might be oxidizing. The switch solves a power vampire problem by switching off the CP210x – so I would expect the processor to carry on working.  You might check what the humidity levels are in the unit, ensure that its largely isolated from fogs and possibly put in some dessicant to dry it out. At one point I…[Read more]