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Shannon Hicks replied to the topic Could not wake modem for clock sync. in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 8 months, 1 weeks ago
The example code for a CTD/OBS3/SIM7080 station can be found here: https://github.com/EnviroDIY/ModularSensors/tree/master/examples/DRWI_SIM7080LTE
The only changes you’ll have to make is to enter the turbidity sensor calibration information in the correct place (lines 157 to 186), give the logger a unique name in line 59, and enter your UUID…[Read more]
Noori Nagra replied to the topic Could not wake modem for clock sync. in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 8 months, 1 weeks ago
A CTD sensor (Decagon) and turbidity sensor (Campbell OBS3).
Shannon Hicks replied to the topic Could not wake modem for clock sync. in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 8 months, 1 weeks ago
It’s likely that you deleted something important and that’s why the code isn’t working properly. What sensors are you trying to use with your logger?
Shannon Hicks replied to the topic Latest supported Sensors for the Mayfly stations in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 8 months, 1 weeks ago
There’s a list of sensors currently supported by the ModularSensors libraries listed on the Github repo for ModularSensors: https://github.com/EnviroDIY/ModularSensors?tab=readme-ov-file#supported-sensors-
RogerS started the topic Latest supported Sensors for the Mayfly stations in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 8 months, 1 weeks ago
What are the latest supported sensors availble for the Mayfly systems? Is there a current list somewhere in the system?
Noori Nagra replied to the topic Could not wake modem for clock sync. in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 8 months, 1 weeks ago
Hello!
Thank you for being so willing to help. I am using the Mayfly version 1.1 and the wifi/cell board is the Envirodiy LTE Bee. I am attempting to run the Modular Sensor code of Menu a la Carte on Arduino and have made some adjustments mostly in cutting out unnecessary sensors.
Thanks!
neilh20 replied to the topic Monitoring power consumption in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 8 months, 1 weeks ago
Congrats – nice to see.
I guess the fundamental problem of power management is still there and can bite any time the power drops – and then likely will require a site visit to get the site restarted. Getting enough power is a band aid to enable reporting readings. So long as the power supplied exceeds the power used by a good margin it works. :)…[Read more]
James P replied to the topic Monitoring power consumption in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 8 months, 1 weeks ago
See attached, a picture is worth a 1000 words. This one has the 4400mAh battery. Installed the new micro sd card yesterday.
neilh20 replied to the topic Monitoring power consumption in the forum Mayfly Data Logger 8 months, 1 weeks ago
@jamesp thanks for sharing. Interesting where the “banana skins” are to slip on.
Nice to know its got low quiescent current – end of last year I also got the same SanDisk Industrial MLC MicroSD SDHC UHS-I Class 10 SDSDQAF3-008G-I withs its specified Operating Temp Range: -25°C to 85°C , but haven’t measured its current 🙂
I’ve bought uSD with…[Read more]
Shannon Hicks replied to the topic Widespread cellular network outage today in the forum Monitor My Watershed 8 months, 1 weeks ago
Rather than create a new forum post for this issue, I’ll just add to this thread from last summer.
Today (January 22, 2024) there has been a widespread nationwide (USA) cellular network outage that has been affecting users of all the major wireless carriers, including the ones used by Hologram (the company that most of the EnviroDIY stations…[Read more]