i had lost cellular connection now it is restored
Tue 06:54:56 PM Tue 06:54:58 PM Coxsackie NY dev:868050040372944 _session.qo {“why”:“first sync, continuous connection mode (TLS)”}
Tue 06:54:42 PM Tue 06:55:02 PM Coxsackie NY dev:868050040372944 _health.qo {“text”:“boot (brown-out & hard reset [13080])”}
but still not sending data to notehub. could this be the firmware 1.5.5.13080?
What response are you seeing from the Notecard when adding a Note?
in the arduino serial monitor i see this
19:14:34.933 → {“req”:“note.add”,“file”:“sensors.qo”,“body”:{“status”:“hot”,“temp”:33.375,“voltage”:5.00814},“payload”:“AAAAAACwQEAQSiJMVggUQA==”}
19:14:35.132 → {“template”:true}
the sketches seem to work fine with serial monitor.
not sure if this helps
Start making requests below.
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> {"req": "card.version"}
{
"body": {
"org": "Blues Wireless",
"product": "Notecard",
"version": "notecard-1.5.5",
"ver_major": 1,
"ver_minor": 5,
"ver_patch": 5,
"ver_build": 13080,
"built": "May 28 2021 17:11:58"
},
"version": "notecard-1.5.5.13080",
"device": "dev:868050040372944",
"name": "Blues Wireless Notecard",
"sku": "NOTE-WBNA500",
"board": "1.11",
"api": 1
}
> {"req":"hub.sync.status"}
{
"status": "time is behind local time by -1 seconds",
"time": 1625011673,
"completed": 2129
}
I’ve been reading back through the conversation, and I just want to confirm that the following line in your example code was scrubbed by you, but actually has your real product id in it instead.
#define myProductID "com.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
Brandon,
correct real product id in it instead.
Fred,
Would you mind to issue a manual sync with:
{"req":"hub.sync"}
Brandon,
Ok
> {"req":"hub.sync"}
{}
When I saw your logs…
19:14:34.933 → {“req”:“note.add”,“file”:“sensors.qo”,“body”:{“status”:“hot”,“temp”:33.375,“voltage”:5.00814},“payload”:“AAAAAACwQEAQSiJMVggUQA==”}
19:14:35.132 → {“template”:true}
I didn’t see "sync": true, so that means you are successfully queuing notes, but would have to wait for the interval that was scheduled with the hub.set, outbound parameter.
If you check your project on Notehub.io (now the sync has completed), do you see that your Notes have arrived?
i just plugged my feather dev board back in so the notecard as to sync.
Brandon,
i added “JAddBoolToObject(req, “sync”, true);”
to the Example5_using template and now it sends data to the notehub.
but i have this in the sketch i posted earlier with the door switch and that will not send data.
Can you re-enable the debugging statements in your sketch?
For example:
//Serial.println("Door is Open...");
and add a new debug statement as an else to the if condition.
...
else {
Serial.println("Door is Closed...");
}
Also, how about adding a 10 second delay to the loop?
delay(10000);
Brandon,
Still the same result arduino serial working great now i have the door closed with the 10 second delay.
But the notehub no data.
i’m headed to bed i will have my unit with me tomorrow at work.
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Hey @fwarden let’s take the Arduino sketch out of the mix and make sure things are a-ok on the Notecard side. Can you run the following requests one at-a-time in the Notecard playground and let me know what output you see after each.
{"req":"card.restore","delete":true}
Note: The notecard will reset and disconnect from the web terminal after this command, so you’ll need to reconnect before proceeding.
{"req":"hub.set","product":"<your_product_uid>","mode":"continuous"}
{"req":"note.add","sync":true,"body":{"door_state":"open"}}
{"req":"hub.sync.status"}
Once we confirm that this works and your Note shows up in Notehub, we can troubleshoot the Arduino/ESP32 side of things.
Brandon,
I was able to put fresh eyes on this early this morning and found the issue i was missing
notecard.sendRequest(req); at the end of the sketch now i am getting door open on notehub.
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