[Sara Damiano]

Were you able to figure this out? It sounds like your library folders may not be in the right spots.

[Sara Damiano]

I don’t know whether the data is lost or not. I’ll look into it.

[Sara Damiano]

Monitor My Watershed’s visualizations were down for a while, but should now be fixed. We don’t currently have a specific page to go to to check the website status.

[Sara Damiano]

Can you try again? There was a hot-fix yesterday that caused trouble, but it was reverted this morning. The download is working for me right now.

[Sara Damiano]

Why did you decide to keep the power to your shield/Atlas sensors on all the time? Was there a code issue or was it something electrical? With the I2C isolator, you should be able to cut power to the Atlas sensors.

[Sara Damiano]

As of a few years ago, the Skywire were _NOT_ compatible with the Mayfly. They use the XBee footprint, but they’ve re-arranged some of the pins so that it won’t work with the Mayfly – 0.5 or 1.x. At the time, each Skywire variant used slightly different pin-outs so you couldn’t even exchange between them directly.

I don’t know of any other cellular modems that are directly compatible.

If you’re willing to use jumper wires, you can pick any modem break-out you want.

[Sara Damiano]

Oh, your right, that’s from the break. I’m not sure about the power line.

[Sara Damiano]

100ms

[Sara Damiano]

@w3asa Did you look at this example: https://github.com/EnviroDIY/ModularSensors/tree/master/examples/DRWI_Mayfly1. I think it’s almost exactly what you want.

[Sara Damiano]

To close the jumper on the Mayfly, you need a soldering iron. If you don’t have access to one of those, you might need to go back to the trinket.

You could also order a replacement pendant logger from Onset: https://www.onsetcomp.com/products/data-loggers/ua-003-64

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