Sara Damiano

I added 10 extra ms of wake time in v2.1.3.  You can revert everything back to the original by adding a second argument of 0 to your send command functions.

Doh, yes, Shannon’s right!  I didn’t look closely enough before I deleted it, but there probably is a missing UUID!

Looking back, I replaced all the UUID’s with <<REMOVED>> for you so because you probably don’t want those to be public.  I can’t see or revert it to the original, but looking at it, your last measurement has just "":-9999} so it l…[Read more]

Hmm.  Does Hologram show any data being transferred?

Monitor My Watershed is known to sometimes drop or not respond for no apparent reason.  But usually if one station is working all the time and another isn’t it’s either the UUID and tokens or the internet connection.  When you’re looking at MonitorMW, are you seeing anything at all?  The num…[Read more]

I should add that we haven’t figured out why some connect right away and others don’t.  So even with an apparently identical batch of sims and modems, it wouldn’t surprise me if some connect immediately and others don’t.

I removed the UUID’s from your post.

Do you see any connections or activity from the SIM cards on Hologram?  Sometimes it takes a really long time to connect to the network with a new SIM card, a new modem, or at a new location.

Are you sure your tokens and UUIDs are all correct?

Woops.  The invalid version number was my fault; I screwed up the semantic versioning.  I released a new version yesterday which is identical except for the version number which is now a valid 0.28.3.

But  that isn’t actually your problem.  The invalid version number and the stuff about “requestFrom…” are just warnings.  It compiled anyw…[Read more]

Done

I would do as Neil suggested and make sure the trigger pin for the Turner is set low before sleep.

We’ve had the same problem with RS485 adapters that pull power through the Tx/Rx lines.  Because the stop bit is high those lines will stay high if you don’t force them low at the end.  It’s kind-of a PITA with the Tx/Rx bits; you have to actually w…[Read more]

I would say the sound of the disconnect/reconnect isn’t a good sign, but touching the black part of the antenna shouldn’t have caused anything.  If the board shifted onto something metal (aluminum phone or laptop case or such) that might have connected pins oddly on the back it might have caused a jolt in the power on the USB which can sometimes…[Read more]

For the code, it makes no difference if it’s a Hydros21 or a CTD-10.  The change between them is name-only.

Did you install all of the libraries from either the libraries repository or the ModularSensors release?  You need to unzip the libraries into your Arduino user folder.  The error you’re getting is saying that the compiler can’t find one of them.

I’m sorry, could you paste your whole code and a more detailed error message.

I’m so sorry about the bad version number!  I’ll put out a new release to fix it!

@aufdenkape – The only reason was that I was thinking about the way Windows sorts files alphabetically where having the leading zero helps.  That’s pretty meaningless for this, so it needs to be fixed.

I’ve been using primarily VSCode for a while because it loads faster on my computer, but I believe I set Atom up to force ino’s as cpp’s:  https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/integration/ide/atom.html#force-arduino-file-as-c

If you’re still using the Arduino IDE, you might consider switching to VSCode (or Atom) with PlatformIO.  I know VSCode seems very scary to start with, but if you’re writing new code or even just copy-pasting chunks the linting tools it provides are invaluable.  When I created a project for your code in VSCode, it immediately highlighted the e…[Read more]

I think you just missed commenting out one more reference to the EEPROM in line 144: EEPROM_read(KVALUEADDR, Kvalue); //1.0 means no change to raw readings. Just commenting or deleting that line should fix the compiler error.

If you wanted to, you could use the “extVoltage” sensor in ModularSensors with >1 reading do simplify all your code for…[Read more]

The bottom cut-off (below which the logger will only sleep) exists so that when a near-dead or completely dead solar-powered logger suddenly sees sunshine it gives the battery some time to charge before putting any load on it.  Otherwise the logger can get in a loop of repeatedly resetting when the just-barely-charged battery browns out with any…[Read more]

I’m confused by your tests and your results.  The purpose of having the voltage threshold for data upload is to conserve power for the sensors so that data will still be *collected* as long as possible, even if that data isn’t reported online.  Of course, decreasing the minimum threshold for powering the modem will increase the amount of time t…[Read more]

I’m sorry I’m late to this.  But @mbarney the problem with turning off power to I2C devices isn’t universal.  It depends on how your external I2C device is wired.  If the SCL and SDA of your external device are directly pulled up to the incoming Vcc, then when you turn off the switched power, suddenly the system SCL and SDA will be pulled *<…[Read more]

Fixed!  Thank you!

I *think* when Platformio pulls it, they pull from a compressed version on their own registry.