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    Problem with Sigfox Payload

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      Jiemde Pybytes Beta @bucknall
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      @bucknall
      The Sigfox backend display "d5174d0072b50800"
      The decoding payload "int1::4 int2::4", display 2 integer but not the good one!

      0_1499083800253_Capture d'écran 2017-07-03 14.06.17.png image url)

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        livius @Jiemde
        last edited by livius

        @Jiemde
        sorry mistake
        int1:uint::32 int2:uint::32

        think about people first, then computers

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          Jiemde Pybytes Beta @livius
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          @livius
          Yes of course! :))

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            Jiemde Pybytes Beta @livius
            last edited by

            @livius
            Had already tested this but not the good result.

            jiemde

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              livius @Jiemde
              last edited by

              @Jiemde
              what are results - maybe this hint something

              think about people first, then computers

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                Jiemde Pybytes Beta @livius
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                @livius
                Here is the printscreen
                0_1499085211840_Capture d'écran 2017-07-03 14.31.56.png

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                  livius @Jiemde
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                  @Jiemde

                  sadly i do not have sipy to test self but
                  looking at your values i see that you have variation on most significant bits
                  try then this:
                  int1:uint::32:little-endian int2:uint::32:little-endian

                  if this does not help then post output from corrds recived by pytrack + output packed
                  and what you got for this frames on sigfox

                  think about people first, then computers

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                    Jiemde Pybytes Beta @livius
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                    @livius
                    No change in the displaying data.
                    As I don't have my SiPy/Pytrack with me at my office, I will reply this evening to your other question.

                    best regards
                    jiemde

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                      Jiemde Pybytes Beta @livius
                      last edited by

                      @livius
                      You will find the output you ask:

                      def sendtosigfox():

                      datatosend = struct.pack('ii', int(coords[0]*100000),  int(coords[1]*100000))
                      print('sigfox send: {}\n'.format(datatosend))
                      size1=struct.calcsize('i')
                      size2=struct.calcsize('ii')
                      print('calcsize: ', size1, size2)
                      
                      sigfox = Sigfox(mode=Sigfox.SIGFOX, rcz=Sigfox.RCZ1)
                      s = socket.socket(socket.AF_SIGFOX, socket.SOCK_RAW)
                      s.setblocking(True)
                      s.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SIGFOX, socket.SO_RX, False)
                      
                      s.send(datatosend)
                      s.setblocking(False)
                      s.close()
                      

                      while True:
                      acc = LIS2HH12(py)
                      roll = acc.roll()
                      print('X= ', roll)
                      pitch = acc.pitch()
                      print('Y= ', pitch)
                      yaw = acc.yaw()
                      print('Z= ', yaw)
                      time.sleep(1)
                      gps = L76GNSS(py)
                      coords = gps.coordinates()
                      print(coords)
                      sendtosigfox()
                      time.sleep(600)

                      The output in Atom/Pymakr:
                      0_1499096050194_Untitled-3.png

                      The output in Sigfox backend
                      0_1499096109639_Untitled-2.png

                      Regards
                      Jiemde

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                        livius @Jiemde
                        last edited by livius

                        @Jiemde
                        can you add before struct.pack

                        print(coords)
                        or
                        print(str(coords)) #if above not work cast first to string
                        

                        think about people first, then computers

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                          livius @Jiemde
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                          @Jiemde

                          is this really your position?

                          b'\xc8\x17M\x00k\xb5\x08\x00'
                          (5052360, 570731)
                          

                          will be really helpfull to see

                          print(coords)
                          

                          as mentioned below

                          think about people first, then computers

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                            Jiemde Pybytes Beta @livius
                            last edited by

                            @livius
                            Yes it 's my position !
                            The coords are displayed just before the "sigfox send: " on the output in Atom/pymakr picture.

                            (50.5236, 5.707314)

                            Jiemde

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                              livius @Jiemde
                              last edited by livius

                              @Jiemde
                              Ahh i see :) I have missed it.

                              and i see problem (previously i have thinked in opposite direction)

                              try do this (one of this should do the trick)

                              datatosend = struct.pack('>II', int(coords[0]*100000),  int(coords[1]*100000))
                              

                              or not and on sigfox backend (i do not know why little not do the job and suppose that only above line will work for you)

                              int1:uint::32:big-endian int2:uint::32:big-endian
                              

                              think about people first, then computers

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                                Jiemde Pybytes Beta @livius
                                last edited by

                                @livius
                                Hi livius, That's work!, now I need to understand how work the "format" of the "pack" function and specialy "little and big-endian.

                                Best regards
                                Jiemde

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