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Does the red power light on the lower right of the modem turn on? If not, the modem isn’t getting power. Pin 18 should be the right pin number. I’m not sure why it wouldn’t be powering up. Have you ever messed with the solder jumpers?

If the modem is powering up, you might have a baud rate problem. Try setting the modemBaud to 57600 even…[Read more]

Also double checked hologram.io to check to see if the sim is active, it is. I’ve also tried swapping the battery out, taking the sd card in/out, and have messed around with

const int8_t modemVccPin = 18;

and have swapped it from 18 to -1 as per the commented code, but it has not worked.

Hi Paul! Thanks for suggesting a biennial subscription. I’ve added it as an option for each of the plan levels.

You have the ability to modify your subscription, so if you need to change to an annual plan after two years, you can do that from your Monitor My Watershed Shop account.

Nevermind! We’ll just buy the 6600 mAh battery

I’m thinking ahead to 2025 and beyond. I have funds available until early next year (2025)  that I can use to pay for EnviroDIY web hosting. My question is can I pay a year in advance? For example in December 2024 can I pay for both 2025 and 2026 (Medium annual plan) OR is it only possible to pay for 2025 at that time. Thanks.   Paul

No luck. I disconnected the solar panel, but am still seeing artifactual troughs. It’s reminiscent of the much more extreme variations in reported stream depth for the Pine Creek station, which calmed with a new sensor. The latter might have been related to a frayed wire from the sensor, I’m not sure.

Oh interesting, Thanks for sharing,   Sounds like it connected some of the time, showing that it was possible to connect.  I’ve found there are four source of failure – setup to cell tower,  TCP/IP setup, POST ack,   MMW timeout,

I found this  hardware data sheet – but it turns out there is a GM1 and GM2 – GM1 is the low power. I wonder which o…[Read more]

We ordered a couple of these modules and they arrived a few days ago.  I did some testing the past couple days and had only occasional success at sending data to MMW with them.  We’re thinking the code libraries probably need to be tweaked to work with these new modules, but there’s no usable electrical or software documentation for these p…[Read more]

Thanks Sara, that is good news. I will be ordering several of these to replace the modems at all of my sites. The previous version was not that reliable, so I am hoping they made some improvements to the design in this version. I will make sure to use “transparent mode” in my sketches.

According to the product change notification you attached, there shouldn’t need to be any software changes for “transparent” mode, so most of the examples for ModularSensors should still work.

The underlying cellular chipset on the board *has* changed from the ublox SARA R410M to the Telit ME310G1-WW on the global version or the Telit ME310G1-W1…[Read more]

You can also try disconnecting the solar panel for a few days since you’ve got a fully-charged battery on it.  Then that’ll tell you if there’s any correlation between the sensor noise and charging activity.  On a few rare occasions, a failing solar panel ended up generating noise on CTD sensor data.

You can also try disconnecting the solar panel for a few days since you’ve got a fully-charged battery on it.  Then that’ll tell you if there’s any correlation between the sensor noise and charging activity.  On a few rare occasions, a failing solar panel ended up generating noise on CTD sensor data.

Yeah – the sensor was cleaned recently. I had also switched the logger on and off. I’ve now replaced the battery. No luck – the trough and flickers, though slightly modified, still occur. I’ll try to substitute in another sensor, possibly another logger, in order to isolate the problem.

Thanks Shannon! Some testing and an example sketch would be very helpful.

That’s a good find.  We haven’t tried one of those with the Mayfly boards yet, but we’ll have to buy one and see what all might be needed to get it to work properly.  Previous Digi boards required our now-discontinued bee adapter board to change the pin assignments and power supply options in order to work with the Mayfly v0.5 boards.   But the…[Read more]