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Thanks all for the advice. I cleared the eeprom and pushed the sketch again. The arduino does get a new device_id so that worked. After unplugging it from power and putting it back on I got the same message however and no readings. I found however that another sensor I have that is working and sending readings also gives a 'child_id already exists warning' when I powercycle it. So now I am thinking that the warning is normal behaviour when an already registered sensor comes back online. Than I compared the serial output in de log parser (amazing what a handy thing that is) with output from a working sensor. I noticed that everything looks the same upto the the line Callback setup() My not working sensor gave no more output after that but the working sensor continued by sending a reading and going to sleep. So I suspect there is something wrong with the sensor or sketch causing it to never correctly initialize.

You likely need to load the "ClearEepromConfig" sketch to the arduino to clear all of the data from the arduino.