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@srgdamiano were you able to look at the cpp code?

I’m not sure what the Mayfly Data Logger Pro is.  Do you mean the program (or sketch) used to configure the board?  If you’re using one of the provided sketches we publish on Github, there’s a couple lines in each sketch that looks like this:

// Logger ID, also becomes the prefix for the name of the data file on SD card
const char* LoggerID = "…

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No worries! I also just wanted to let you know that I have run into similar issues using the Teros 11 files where it won’t record all of the measurements.

I’m sorry I haven’t responded yet. I’ll try to look into this tomorrow.

For anyone who would be interested in using these radio modules with modular sensors, I was able to transfer modular sensor readings from a Mayfly through the XBee Pro S3B to another XBee Pro S3B in transparent mode using the following lines of code in my void loop() function:

digitalWrite(xbeeSleepPin,…

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@srgdamiano could I get your help with these h/cpp files I created for the Teros 12 sensors? I am having some issues with my sensors not getting values other than -9999 when I have multiple Teros 12 sensors connected. When I use the Teros 11 modules, they all record together, which leads me to believe I set up my h/cpp files wrong. Could I get…[Read more]

Thanks for the hint for running at 56K – that has been working.

@braedon-dority it seems to me you have “bridged” or wirelessly connected one S3B/Mayfly1 to another S3B(XCTU or Mayfly2) and proved the data connection.

A vehicle represents a number of parts  that hang together ~ ModularSensors represents a number of Classes that hang together – the value of open source is you can now connect them…[Read more]

Yes, these two modules can be set up like a wire. I got a Mayfly to send information over the Pro S3B module to another module connected to a computer. I set them up on the XCTU in transparent mode, set the network IDs to be the same, and told the sender XBee what the serial address is of the receiver XBee. In transparent mode, anytime data is…[Read more]

Okay, so what do you think would be the best way to pull out the data generated from the logger object’s logData()? If it is easy to access it, then I feel it shouldn’t be too hard to just jump to a Serial1.print() statement once the logData() method is complete to send the data. Am I thinking this through correctly?

@braedon-dority I would add that the Digi range of modems is extensive- with many functions. They have good “Data Sheets” on their capabilities.

What it sounds like you are asking is can two S3Bs be setup like a “wire” – a link for two S3Bs – a peer-two-peer (P2P) link.
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The radio XBee’s *cannot* be used directly with the logAndPublishData functions. That only works for XBees that have a direct internet connection.

You would have to set up your radio using the Digi software and then write your loop function, which would print your json or csv string out over the serial port for the radio to hear.

@srgdamiano would you know if the XBee Pro S3B modules can be used with the ModularSensors library? I know how to send data over them using Serial1.print(), but I would like to use these 900 MHz modules with ModularSensors if that is possible. Thanks!