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2021-03-29 at 10:59 AM #15325I’m working on getting our 14 stations ready for deployment and had two stations give a 504 response code on Arduino and then not appear on envirodiy.org though they are saving data to the SD caI’m working on getting our 14 stations ready for deployment and had two stations give a 504 response code on Arduino and then not appear on envirodiy.org though they are saving data to the SD card:
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2021-03-24 13:10:00,424.0,210.5,19.80,4.943,26.00,-9999
Sending data to [ 0 ] data.envirodiy.org
POST /api/data-stream/ HTTP/1.1
Host: data.envirodiy.org
TOKEN: <<REMOVED>>
Content-Length: 369
Content-Type: application/json
{“sampling_feature”:”<<REMOVED>>”,”timestamp”:”2021-03-24T13:10:00-05:00″,”<<REMOVED>>”:424.0,”<<REMOVED>>”:210.5,”<<REMOVED>>”:19.80,”<<REMOVED>>”:4.943,”<<REMOVED>>”:26.00,””:-9999}
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504
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2021-03-24 13:15:00,1154.3,210.2,19.80,4.867,25.75,90
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Hologram says that the cards are active.
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2021-03-29 at 11:59 AM #15327Do 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 yo
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?
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2021-03-29 at 12:08 PM #15328I 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 somI 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.
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2021-03-29 at 12:08 PM #15329Yes, the SIM cards are appearing as active on Hologram.
We had three staff try it separately, pulling the tokens and UUIDs each time from MMW so I’m assuming their correct. We could try anoth
Yes, the SIM cards are appearing as active on Hologram.We had three staff try it separately, pulling the tokens and UUIDs each time from MMW so I’m assuming their correct. We could try another time to make sure.
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2021-03-29 at 12:27 PM #15330Hmm. 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 a
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 numbers are usually updated near instantly, but the plots are all delayed by up to an hour. The pages also do not automatically refresh, you have to manually refresh to see anything.
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2021-03-29 at 12:56 PM #15333In addition to what Sara said (she’s the best!) about the UUIDs for the station when I’m doing that many stations at once I easily also miss an occasional apn = “hologram”.
If
In addition to what Sara said (she’s the best!) about the UUIDs for the station when I’m doing that many stations at once I easily also miss an occasional apn = “hologram”.If the code all checks out, I second the experience that it’s strange how sometimes it takes way longer for one or two modems to connect, even when things are from the same batch. I often let them run for a lunch time and come back to see if they connected.
And if I think it all should be right, I shut it all down and reseat all of the modem and battery connectors (not the coin battery). Then I scrutinize the Hologram data for each card, confirm that it’s the one on the station, etc.
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2021-03-29 at 3:43 PM #15336I saw this happen with someone recently who was having the same issue with data not showing up online and getting the 504 response code. Turns out it was a missing UUID in the list of sensor variablI saw this happen with someone recently who was having the same issue with data not showing up online and getting the 504 response code. Turns out it was a missing UUID in the list of sensor variables in the Arduino sketch. When there’s a mismatch between the string you send Monitor My Watershed and what it’s expecting, you get the 504 response. I can’t see the original string that was posted before Sara edited to remove the UUIDs, but it appears that there’s a UUID missing from the string right before the last parameter (which I’m guessing is cell signal percent?)
So make sure there are the same number of parameters in the sketch as what the website is expecting, and that the sketch code in the two sections that deal with the UUIDs and parameters are matched up properly.
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2021-03-29 at 4:07 PM #15337Doh, 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>
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 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 looks like I didn’t replace the UUID there, there wasn’t one.
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