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Hi Rix,
to get a long-distance It’s very important that you power supply the e32 with 5v and good amperage.
Don’t worry if the logic is 3.3v, use 5v on E32 VCC pin.
Bye RenzoHi Rix,
sorry, but I have some problems with COVID now.
With the information, you send me the only problem I have in mind is some wiring issue that generates noise or some pointers that now work correctly.Try monitoring memory.
Bye Renzo
Hi Elija,
you must add that definition before the inclusion of the library.If doesn’t work, add that define directly on EByte_LoRa_E220_Series_Library/includes/statesNaming.h file.
Bye Renzo
Hi deryl,
you can follow 2 ways to put in work (and there is a risk that pcf8575 is too slow for the DHT22).
You rewrite the DHT library to use pcf8575 or you implement the DHT22 communication protocol over pcf8575.
Bye RenzoHi deryt,
you must follow the datasheet for communication protocol.
And add an interrupt to the pcf8575 to retrieve all data.Bye Renzo
Hi Rix,
I think you can find all information in this articleEbyte LoRa E32 device for Arduino, esp32 or esp8266: fixed transmission – 4
You can use the addressing of the device to send messages to each other. Or you can use broadcast to send a message to all devices in the channel.
Do you have a particular problem?
Bye Renzo
Hi Robert,
ok, now I understand.
I don’t know why It return 12 bytes, for my library was irrelevant because I use a fixed-size container and I flush the buffer to the end.
Probably It uses that byte like a terminating one.If I understand you have a remote sensor that works on low power (with a battery I think) and you must get all the temperatures in a central server.
If you need few frequencies data (more than a minute) I think the better solution is to write a simple Gateway that
- send a message to the device and wake It;
- the client sends back the temperature;
- the gateway sends a message to a central server;
You can do that with a WOR of LoRa device
Ebyte LoRa E32 device for Arduino, esp32 or esp8266: WOR (wake on radio) microcontroller and new Arduino shield – Part 6And use a free (limited) service like AWS for the Gateway
AWS IoT core and MQTT services: connect esp32 devices – 4If you need high frequencies data simply send the data from the client to a gateway that send all the data to the central server.
If you need a dashboard with all widgets pre-created you can use Blink, Arduino IoT, or Adafruit IO, but exists several IoT dashboards like that all free.
If you want use thethingnetwork with your device you can use the Arduino Library
https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/docs/devices/uno/quick-start/
Bye Renzo
Basically thing network is simply a redirecting of the messages to a push server.
I don’t know what is your need, but I wrote for other things a simple gateway if you are interested.Take a look
EByte LoRa E32 gateway: manage via REST and WebSocket (esp8266, esp32) – 1If you explain your need we can try to find a solution, but if you need specifically that network you must put some effort on develop the protocol.
Bye Renzo
Hi Robert,
I don’t understand the issue, please post your code, and we are going to check It.
Bye RenzoHi Philipp,
thanks, no I don’t find interest in the Thing Network, which if I understand is the standardization of a stack to put the Lora messages on the public web socket server.But if some people ask to me probably I’m going to adapt the Arduino library to these devices.
Bye Renzo
