12-01-2024, 23:23
Hi,
As mentioned elsewhere on the forum, I've acquired various WeatherDuino boards and sensors from my former PhD supervisor after his untimely death. I'm trying to make sense of the stuff I have.
I have a Pro2 TX and a Pro2 Compact RX board. In the pile of things I got from him was a GY-21 temperature and humidity sensor. It has a four-wire connector on it, which fits on the I2C or SHT2X connectors on the TX board.
The GY-21 sensor board also lists HTU21 and SHT21 on the board - a good picture of it can be found at https://github.com/JonasGMorsch/GY-21
Is this supported by the WeatherDuino Pro2? I was hoping that it would "just work" as it seems to use the same HTU21 and SHT21 sensors that are mentioned in the config file, but regardless what I choose in the config file I either get values of zero for temperature and humidity, or a value of -312 for temperature and zero for humidity.
If this is supported, what should I set the values in the config file to? And which socket should I plug it into?
Best regards,
Robin
As mentioned elsewhere on the forum, I've acquired various WeatherDuino boards and sensors from my former PhD supervisor after his untimely death. I'm trying to make sense of the stuff I have.
I have a Pro2 TX and a Pro2 Compact RX board. In the pile of things I got from him was a GY-21 temperature and humidity sensor. It has a four-wire connector on it, which fits on the I2C or SHT2X connectors on the TX board.
The GY-21 sensor board also lists HTU21 and SHT21 on the board - a good picture of it can be found at https://github.com/JonasGMorsch/GY-21
Is this supported by the WeatherDuino Pro2? I was hoping that it would "just work" as it seems to use the same HTU21 and SHT21 sensors that are mentioned in the config file, but regardless what I choose in the config file I either get values of zero for temperature and humidity, or a value of -312 for temperature and zero for humidity.
If this is supported, what should I set the values in the config file to? And which socket should I plug it into?
Best regards,
Robin