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💬 MDMSensor "Multisensor"

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  • openhardware.ioO
    openhardware.ioO
    openhardware.io
    wrote on last edited by openhardware.io
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    https://www.openhardware.io/view/263/MDMSensor-Multisensor

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    • R
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      robosensor
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      #2

      Have you tried BME280 sensors? It seems for me that single BME280 sensor can substitute this sensors list:

      DS18B20 (temperature sensor)
      DHT11 (humidity sensor)
      Si7021 (humidity sensor)
      BMP180 (pressure sensor)

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      • kalinaK
        kalinaK
        kalina
        Hardware Contributor
        wrote on last edited by kalina
        #3

        @robosensor said:

        Have you tried BME280 sensors?

        No, I haven't.

        @robosensor said:

        It seems for me that single BME280 sensor can substitute this sensors list:
        DS18B20 (temperature sensor)
        DHT11 (humidity sensor)
        Si7021 (humidity sensor)
        BMP180 (pressure sensor)

        Of course it is possible. I use the most popular types of sensors in the community, for which there are many ready-made examples. Also, everyone can solder just necessary sensors for him to make its own device.
        But despite this, I am ready to discuss a set of sensors in my "Multisensor"..... and I don't have ordered pcb's , it means that something can be changed :smiley:

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        • Cliff KarlssonC
          Cliff KarlssonC
          Cliff Karlsson
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          Is it possibe to add any additional sensors to the build, like PIR?

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          • kalinaK
            kalinaK
            kalina
            Hardware Contributor
            wrote on last edited by kalina
            #5

            I have received the pcbs from PCBWAY. Quality as always on top + a small price (10$ - 10pcs). I am going to solder two versions with different radios ASAP. To be continued... :smile:

            0_1481837282202_Multisensor.jpg

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            • kalinaK
              kalinaK
              kalina
              Hardware Contributor
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              #6

              The first MDMSensor board is assembled (NRF24 version). Now I'm going to test it and make enclosure.
              0_1482687176747_MDMDSensor.jpg

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              • TD22057T
                TD22057T
                TD22057
                Hardware Contributor
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                #7

                Very cool. What kind of connector are you using to connect to the programming pads?

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                • TD22057T TD22057

                  Very cool. What kind of connector are you using to connect to the programming pads?

                  kalinaK
                  kalinaK
                  kalina
                  Hardware Contributor
                  wrote on last edited by kalina
                  #8

                  @TD22057, This is Industrial Card Edge Slot Socket Connector
                  I use my own handmade an adapter for programming.
                  0_1482696159276_Adapter for programming.jpg
                  It has a lot wires, instead this i made the MDMSAccessory "Programming" few days ago.

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                  • MiKaM
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                    Possible to add also other battery holder like CR123 or CR2450 to the board?

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                    • MiKaM MiKa

                      Possible to add also other battery holder like CR123 or CR2450 to the board?

                      kalinaK
                      kalinaK
                      kalina
                      Hardware Contributor
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                      #10

                      @MiKa Yes, i think it is possible. I already have some improvments for this device, but i have no free time to do this, because i am working on MDMSNode "Power" now.

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                      • kalinaK kalina

                        @MiKa Yes, i think it is possible. I already have some improvments for this device, but i have no free time to do this, because i am working on MDMSNode "Power" now.

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                        gonzalonal
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                        Hi @kalina. Sorry for rebumping this topic with an unrelated concern.

                        I am interested in the enclosures you've made for this design and for your gateway.
                        I have finished a design of my own and now I want to design the enclosure, but I have found that is very expensive to have a custom case built for this prototypes boards, specially when dealing with low volumes.

                        How do you deal with this issue? Have you found a cheap plastic case manufacturer?

                        Thanks!

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                        • G gonzalonal

                          Hi @kalina. Sorry for rebumping this topic with an unrelated concern.

                          I am interested in the enclosures you've made for this design and for your gateway.
                          I have finished a design of my own and now I want to design the enclosure, but I have found that is very expensive to have a custom case built for this prototypes boards, specially when dealing with low volumes.

                          How do you deal with this issue? Have you found a cheap plastic case manufacturer?

                          Thanks!

                          kalinaK
                          kalinaK
                          kalina
                          Hardware Contributor
                          wrote on last edited by
                          #12

                          @gonzalonal said in 💬 MDMSensor "Multisensor":

                          How do you deal with this issue? Have you found a cheap plastic case manufacturer?

                          I look for an enclosure on the Aliexpress site, but all these enclosures not ready for using, they require machining on CNC machines.

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                          • kalinaK kalina

                            @gonzalonal said in 💬 MDMSensor "Multisensor":

                            How do you deal with this issue? Have you found a cheap plastic case manufacturer?

                            I look for an enclosure on the Aliexpress site, but all these enclosures not ready for using, they require machining on CNC machines.

                            kalinaK
                            kalinaK
                            kalina
                            Hardware Contributor
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #13

                            I have made the firtst device with enclosure already...
                            3_1492256705155_IMG_20170415_143315.jpg 2_1492256705155_IMG_20170415_143246.jpg 1_1492256705155_IMG_20170415_143216.jpg 0_1492256705154_IMG_20170415_143140.jpg

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                            • hekH
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                              Admin
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                              Is that 3d printed or did you do some injection moulding?

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                              • hekH hek

                                Is that 3d printed or did you do some injection moulding?

                                gohanG
                                gohanG
                                gohan
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                                @hek I hope he did some cnc work on it 😁

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                                • gohanG gohan

                                  @hek I hope he did some cnc work on it 😁

                                  kalinaK
                                  kalinaK
                                  kalina
                                  Hardware Contributor
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                                  @gohan Yes, you are right, this is done by cnc router.

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