RedEnv

The battery lasted through the night, and it's still alive and transmitting.

There were some humidity readings that seemed high this moring; I went to check for moisture in the enclosure but didn't see any.

My readings were higher than the weather.gov readings for my area, but I'm near a boundary of the area, so I'm not sure how that affects things. I'd like to start keeping a notebook of outdoor electronics projects to learn how to build more durable, sustainable systems.

I'm calling this completed for now; I have to let it run, and I will likely come up with (or people might give me) improvements, but it appears to be working for now.

Transmission received.

The sun's going down, so we'll also find out how well the battery lasts overnight.

And I just received the second measurement, so things are looking good so far...

Transmission received.

The sun's going down, so we'll also find out how well the battery lasts overnight.

Still having uplink issues, but I've got a collector now to stash any uplinks that make it out. The goal is to move this to a raspi but for the sake of having it running now, this works.

I'm running into constant issues with the node getting stuck trying to join the network.

I'm trying to debug this, but I wonder if it isn't because the USB port is only getting 3.7V, not 5V - I don't think it *should* matter, but it just might.

Got it sending to TTN.

~/tmp/scratch
(0) <hephaestus:kyle> $ ./tr.py E3070A1D0B1E040FAB080000AF479D411C85F34000AAF441C27BC6473F0200001A000000FD0001
(2019, 10, 29, 11, 30, 4, 15, 2219, 19.660001754760742, 7.60999870300293, 30.5830078125, 101623.515625, 575, 26, 253, 0, 1)


year: 2019
month: 10
day: 29
hour: 11
minute: 30
second: 04
hardware: 15
uptime: 2219 seconds
temperature: 19.660001754760742 °C
calibration temperature: 7.60999870300293 °C
humidity: 30.5830078125%
baro pressure: 101623.515625 Pa
CO2 levels: 575 ppm
TVOC levels: 26 ppb
voltage: 253 [junk value]
CCS811 status: 0 (no error)
Calibrated? 1 (temperature calibrations are in effect)