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    BME280 on the LoPy

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    • robert-hhR Offline
      robert-hh @Lucas_Vieira
      last edited by robert-hh

      @Lucas_Vieira Yes, just change the last line of the method values() to:
      return t, p, h
      I never had sent values directly to cayenne, only through TTN. Which cayenne LPP module are you using?

      Edit: In my tests, the value for humidity was the one with the largest error, but still not 0. Are you sure that you have a BME280 device and not an BMP280? If you look at the package, there are two lines of letters
      BME280:
      xxx
      Ux
      BMP280:
      xxx
      Kx
      The difference is U vs. K

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