pysense: lots of invalid temp/hum values

[bucknall]

@albert_c That's great to hear! We're pleased you're enjoying using our devices! :)

We have a MicroPython Modbus library on the roadmap for internal development; many people in the community have been requesting this library!

[albert_c]

@bucknall Currently I'm evaluating my first WiPy's / PySenses around my house and garden. I am a Geologist in Germany and work in a small company focused on environmental measurements. We always check promising new products. The PyCom product family seems like a dream come true. Easy to use, cheap, if it now turns out to be also reliable we will certainly use Pycoms for our business. I wish you success!

Btw: a great thing to have would be a MicroPython Modbus library (in case you have spare time and dont know what to do with it :-) ).

[bucknall]

@albert_c Fantastic! Excited to hear about what you're working on!

[albert_c]

I did an overnight test: no errors. Works perfectly!
Thanks a lot for the quick fix.

[bucknall]

Hi @albert_c,

I've made some changes to the micropython libraries which should increase stability. Could you try them again from https://github.com/pycom/pycom-libraries/tree/master/pysense and let me know if you're still having the same issues?

Thanks!

[albert_c]

The Problem persists after update the pySense firmware with pysense_0.0.2.dfu.

[albert_c]

I have the same thing here!
I just received my pySense and use it out-of-the box. I upgraded my WiPy firmware to 1.7.4.1b and use the code samples from github (same as thomas above).

[bucknall]

@thomas Thanks! I'll let you know if I need any help! :)

[thomas]

Thanks @bucknall !

Please do not hesitate to get back to me if you want me to perform any test or operation on the pysense.

[bucknall]

Hi @thomas

I'm looking into this for you! Thanks for your patience!