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How to get battery volt / percentage message send to mqtt?

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  • gohanG Offline
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    it looks as the analogread keeps returning zero

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      it looks as the analogread keeps returning zero

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      @gohan Tried to find out what causing that but can not figure it out. I'm bot a real coderer so its trial and error :) and trying to understand form other sketches / posts. Any idea where to look for?

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        try adding a delay(500) before the analogread

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          try adding a delay(500) before the analogread

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          @gohan said in How to get battery volt / percentage message send to mqtt?:

          delay(500)

          Hi, tried that (already tried it with wait). Now I added it here:

          delay(500);
              int sensorValue = analogRead(BATTERY_SENSE_PIN);
          

          Also tried it here:

           if (oldBatteryPcnt != batteryPcnt) {
                  // Power up radio after sleep
                  delay(500);       
                  sendBatteryLevel(batteryPcnt);
                  oldBatteryPcnt = batteryPcnt;
              } 
                                                                                                                                                                                
            sleep(SLEEP_TIME); //sleep a bit  ```
          
          Both did not help still ending up with 0 . 
          So what should be the best place the right place to put the delay?
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            the second one is useless. It is odd that it misses the analog reads. What AVR boards version are you using?

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            • gohanG gohan

              the second one is useless. It is odd that it misses the analog reads. What AVR boards version are you using?

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              @gohan I'm using the EasyPCB board with an arduino pro mini 3,3v

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                I mean in Arduino IDE library manager

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                • gohanG gohan

                  I mean in Arduino IDE library manager

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                  @gohan

                  Arduino Pro or Pro Mini
                  Programmer AVR ISP
                  ATmega328P (3,3v 8mhz)

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                    @gohan

                    Arduino Pro or Pro Mini
                    Programmer AVR ISP
                    ATmega328P (3,3v 8mhz)

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                    Still not getting it working! Any thoughts on this?

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                      Try a simple example sketch that reads the analog pin just to make sure the hardware is OK, or try another pro mini

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                      • gohanG gohan

                        Try a simple example sketch that reads the analog pin just to make sure the hardware is OK, or try another pro mini

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                        @gohan Ok will try that see if I made a fault somewhere

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