The battery I am using is basically straight from the box so I was under the assumption that it was about 50% charged. I have not had the opportunity to complete the solder on the Voltaic solar pane
The battery I am using is basically straight from the box so I was under the assumption that it was about 50% charged. I have not had the opportunity to complete the solder on the Voltaic solar panel. The antenna has been gently wiggled! I should also note that I did not remove the antenna when testing the second Digi XBee (to avoid unnecessary damage). So, I have gotten the same result with two different antenna, both with a seemingly secure connection. I am not certain that there AT&T is available but when it did connect, and came up on my Hologram account, I assumed there was. Also, I tried connecting to Verizon and had no luck connecting.
Attached are snapshots of the serial monitor as it moves through trying to connect. I cut it up because it was pretty long. I see no 22s, 23s or 25s. But I do see many zeros. These changed into -93 for a while and then to -45 and then back to zeros (as you can see in the pictures). Is this what you were looking for?
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