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Jim Moore

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  • in reply to: Atlas Scientific EZO logging program #2082
    Jim Moore
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      I would appreciate help on a problem with my code derived from the Mayfly-sleep.ino example. I am using the SoftwareSerialMod.h library as recommended to resolve a pin conflict. However, when I activate myserial.begin(9600) the program does

        not

      go into sleep mode.

      attached is my code:

      in reply to: Atlas Scientific EZO logging program #2025
      Jim Moore
      Participant

        Thanks, that’s what I did and my program now compiles but doesn’t work but its progress and I’m learning.

        Btw, the libraries.zip gave me a corrupt file error but loading the two _Mod libraries separately worked.

        Is the Decagon code that was used in the seminar available? That might help me understand the deep sleep mode better.

        in reply to: Atlas Scientific EZO logging program #2023
        Jim Moore
        Participant

          I have version 0.3 and it looks like I would cut the trace at JP1 but would then have to wire the int pin to D10 since there is only two pads at JP1. I think I can add the wire with out making too much of a mess. Will this work? I’ll also give the software fix a try.

          Any updates on Amazon stock and protoshield availability?

          Thanks for all your help!

          in reply to: Atlas Scientific EZO logging program #2021
          Jim Moore
          Participant

            I tried the NewSoftSerial.h library, which I understand uses interupts instead of polling, and still no joy.

            I think I have run out of options so any suggestions would be appreciated!

            in reply to: Atlas Scientific EZO logging program #2020
            Jim Moore
            Participant

              Maybe I should put all of my code in the sensorWake() function…

              in reply to: Atlas Scientific EZO logging program #2019
              Jim Moore
              Participant

                By process of elimination the the compile error seems to be related to

                  #include <SoftwareSerial.h</ul

                  …and I assume this is where the code goes.

                in reply to: Atlas Scientific EZO sensors #1643
                Jim Moore
                Participant

                  Your code looks close to what I am trying to do with the Atlas sensors. However, it wouldn’t compile due to missing SDI12.h library. Is this just for the SDI-12 protocol which I am not using for the Atlas senors?

                  in reply to: Atlas Scientific EZO sensors #1640
                  Jim Moore
                  Participant

                    I want to time stamp data to a log file from the Atlas sensors. I can’t seem to find any sample code for the Mayfly board’s RTC. I could also use some help on the battery and solar cell connections.

                    Thanks

                    in reply to: Atlas Scientific EZO sensors #1578
                    Jim Moore
                    Participant

                      I have test code from atlas scientific that works.

                      What changes do I need to use the mayfly board other than changing the board type in the IDE?

                      in reply to: Atlas Scientific EZO sensors #1567
                      Jim Moore
                      Participant

                        Thanks Steve.

                        That works but I noticed the 5V pins were at 3.27 Volts and the 3.3V pins were at 3.32 Volts. Is there another pin to turn on the 5V boost ckt?

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