[chrisww]

For me to check, can you please tell me how your receiver is defined to receive AQ data? RF or WiFi?

Code:

//--------------------------------------------------------- // Enable / Disable getting data WiFI sensors // This can be data from the T/H sensor installed on the Wireless Display units, // and/or T/H plus AQM data from one (just one) Air Quality Monitor (version III or II). // If present, system can identify which one is an Air Quality Monitor, using the AQM device name defined bellow. // Define the WiFi devices sequentially, first device, second device, and so on up to four. //--------------------------------------------------------- #define GETDATA_FROM_WIFISENSORS 1 // 1= Enable, 0= Disable #define WIFISENSORS_WEBSERVER_PORT 80 // WebServer Port defined on WD units (should be equal in all units) const char* WIFIunit_address [][4]= { "192.168.1.154" // IP address of first WiFi sensor , "192.168.1.153" // IP address of second WiFi sensor , "192.168.1.155" // IP address of third WiFi sensor , "" // IP address of fourth WiFi sensor };

If by Wifi, one of the IP addresses on the example above should be the IP address of the Air Quality Monitor.
Also check this config setting:

Code:

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Enable / Disable getting Air Quality Data by WiFI instead of RF. // IP address of the AQM should be included in list above // In this case AQM sensor should be mapped to an availabe position // on the extra-sensors table, always using code 8 as Source, and 0 as unit (Ex: {8,0}). // See Mapping options and examples below. // // WeatherDuino can handle Air Quality data from just one AQM sensor, // however can receive Temp / Hum data from a second or third AQM unit. // They are treated as Wireless Display units, and should be mapped with code 5, // and the number corresponding to the order of the defined IP address. //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #define GETAQM_FROM_WIFI 0 // 0= No (means get it by RF if available), 1= Yes const char* AQM_DeviceName = "AQM-III"; // This must be the same name used for Device_ID on the Config_Options of the AQ Monitor software

... and this one, if set to 9, no AQM data will be received.
 

Code:

// ---- Define the source of your main Air Quality sensor #define AQ_SOURCE 0 // 0= AQM Unit 0, 1= AQM Unit 1, 9 for not used

Mine is working by receiving data by RF (LoRa). Later today I will double check v6.2_b008 in receiving AQM by WiFi.

Rgs.

I am using WiFi for AQ and the IP address is correct.
Chris