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Data Gap When Voltage is Low

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    • 2019-09-09 at 3:54 PM #13132
      BrianJastram
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        When my Mayfly voltage is <3.65 it is programmed to just log data and not publish (to MMW via DigiXBeeCellular)? When the voltage is good again why doesn’t it send all the data that were logg
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      • 2019-09-09 at 4:06 PM #13134
        Sara Damiano
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          It doesn’t send the data from the gap because the ModularSensors library simply doesn’t have that functionality. It doesn’t attempt to re-send data. The data should be on the SD ca
        • 2019-09-09 at 4:25 PM #13135
          BrianJastram
          Participant
            OK, I see, thank you, that makes sense. I should be able to extend the time of >3.65V by increasing my logging interval from 5 to 30 min. I’ll keep that ‘attempt to re-send data’
          • 2019-09-16 at 10:42 AM #13141
            Sara Damiano
            Moderator
              You can also try dropping the minimum battery voltage for the modem to ~3.5. Shannon has suggested that, especially if the battery voltage is going down at night but is likely to be recharged once th
            • 2019-09-16 at 10:59 AM #13142
              BrianJastram
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                I think the main problem right now is that the modem data session lasts about the whole length of the logging interval. The cell modem seems to stay on and connected too much.

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