12-12-2016, 02:45
Jim,
Looking at your RX_Config.h file, I also have noted several incongruences or possible errors:
If you haven't defined aEST, using it on the Timezone constructor, will throw an error for sure!
For your case (no daylight saving zone), do this its enough:
If you are using a BME280, define it on both places.
Are you really using this sensor?
If not change #define BiosSensor_ID to 0 (zero)
Every time you upgrade or do a new install, always check and edit the user configurable options at each software, often default values are not suitable to everyone.
Regards
Looking at your RX_Config.h file, I also have noted several incongruences or possible errors:
Code:
TimeChangeRule aEDT = {"AEST", First, Sun, Oct, 2, 600}; //UTC + 10 hours
Timezone myTZ(aEDT, aEST);If you haven't defined aEST, using it on the Timezone constructor, will throw an error for sure!
For your case (no daylight saving zone), do this its enough:
Code:
TimeChangeRule aEDT = {"AEST", First, Sun, Oct, 2, 600}; //UTC + 10 hours
Timezone myTZ(aEDT, aEDT);Code:
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Define the type of your Barometric Pressure Sensor
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define Barometric_Sensor 1 // 0= BME280, 1= BMP280 2= BMP085 / BMP180
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Define the type of your inside Temperature / Humidity Sensor
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define InsideTH_Sensor 0 // 0= BME280, 1= HTU21D, 2= SHT21, 3= SHT31If you are using a BME280, define it on both places.
Are you really using this sensor?
Code:
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// BIOS soil moisture sensor settings
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ---- Please use the included BIOS_ID_Scanner sketch to find you BIOS Device ID
#define BiosSensor_ID 0xE // Device ID in HEX format, or 0 not usedIf not change #define BiosSensor_ID to 0 (zero)
Every time you upgrade or do a new install, always check and edit the user configurable options at each software, often default values are not suitable to everyone.
Regards

