@m26872 I will give a try and let you know... Thanks.
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RE: Slim Node Si7021 sensor example
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RE: Slim Node Si7021 sensor example
So sad I still not getting it working with the slim node !!! Always same result either with internal 1mhz or 8mhz...
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RE: Slim Node Si7021 sensor example
Ok with the arduino micro 8Mhz all works good too.
Reading... T: 20.29 H: 54 device ID: 50
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RE: Slim Node Si7021 sensor example
@m26872 Thank you. Yes I wanted to try with a pro mini 8Mhz but I need to prepare the pin 4 and 5. I will keep inform when I do it this week end.
Thanks for the picture but with this nice setup it is difficult to make it bad :)...
I includes wire.h like in the exemple in https://github.com/LowPowerLab/SI7021 but of course after I tried without. The nano was directly connected to usb and the slim through 3,3V USB to serial.
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RE: Slim Node Si7021 sensor example
@m26872 Sure I can do that. So I simplified the code to only focus on the si7021.
Here it is: https://github.com/clempat/example-si7021
And there the photo:
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RE: Slim Node Si7021 sensor example
Why actually my device id is 50 ? for what 50 stands !?!?!
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RE: Slim Node Si7021 sensor example
Hi everyone,
First thanks for sharing. I love this slim node. But I am facing some issues I did not success to debug. So I use the code shared here for mysensors 2. I try with the mysensors exemple library (did not work at all). I try with the https://github.com/LowPowerLab/SI7021 which worked (at least for getting separately temperature and humidity and using the example file) on an arduino nano. But when I run this sensor with the slim node (red, boot loader 8mhz) and the code (for 2.0.0) I always get -46.85 for temperature and 118 for humidity. Otherwise the radio work normally.
Winter is coming and I don't know what I could do anymore. Thanks to share you idea on this.
With the example code I use on the nano. I get with the slim node:
T: -46.85 H: 118 device ID: 50
With Arduino nano:
T: 24.34 H: 43 device ID: 50
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RE: Lots of repeater nodes
I was doing that once but in my case it was not the best solution.
I have some nodes on battery and so they don't ask for ack.
I would need confirmation but I think that if my repeater is not reliable (far from gateway or somewhere with bad reception) It could add some loss on the communications from final node to gateway.
I try so to test different place using this: https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/3984/nrf24l01-connection-quality-meter to place strategically my repeater.