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temperature and humidity DHT22

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  • johnecyJ Offline
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    johnecy
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    I have the dht22 sensor hooked up and working on a pro mini on pin 3 I get a normal temp reading but the humidity always stays at 1.0 does not read.

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      Is it outdoor and humidity is high I have seen that before.
      Is it indoor then the sensor can be damage

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        one is outdoor it worked before I upgraded gateway to 2.1 the other is indoor both running the new 2.1

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          What sketch you use ? I cant get yesterday this working. GW is last 2.1, serial monitor printing fine and all is ok but i do not see this sensor in Domoticz

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