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Sure, no problem. I didn’t make any changes to the change address sketch. The Here is what I am looking at:
Our wiring looks to be correct. We talked with the folks at Meter and they had us test the voltage across the board which seemed fine. They are sending us an independent tester to see if it is an issue with the sensor itself.
Hi Sara,
I am having issues when I come to this step and can use a little help troubleshooting my issue. I cannot get my sensor to connect to an address. I have an SDI-12 sensor with bare wires connected to grove 4-pin terminal adapter set up just as you explained in the instructions. All of the connections seem secure, but when I run the b_address_change sketch, it continuously runs through every slot saying “vacant” and gives the message “No sensor connected. Check physical connection.”
I am not sure what the issue could be and was wondering if you may have any ideas.
Thanks,
Steve
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