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      windwhite
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      Hello
      I'm stuck on a project.
      I am using a project that already exists, in order to carry out 20 particle sensors with students.
      But I'm a beginner.

      https://github.com/capteur-qualite-de-l-air-lora/code

      As part of my project, I only use the sds011 particle sensor and the AM2320 temperature sensor.

      when i perform tests, i direct from visual studio code. I recover the data of fine particles, and the temperatures.

      but my payload on the lora network does not contain any data
      I have a private LoRa network

      i would need help

      For:

      1 : simplify the code, for only the sensors that I have
      2:optimize the energy management of the project
      3:solve my payload problem

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