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- AltitudeTech's instructable IoT Bit Functions's weekly stats: 7 weeks ago
- AltitudeTech commented on AltitudeTech's instructable Setup of IoT Bit on Your Mini Computers With Ubuntu Mate4 months agoView Instructable »
Hello Joey, sorry for the late reply, the download is usually made on a pc since it has to be burned onto the SD card that will have the os for the Raspberry Pi after you have downloaded the image and burned it on to the SD card you should insert the SD card in the raspberry pi and turn it on, the Ubuntu standard setup will begin and after setting up your account and password you should be on the home screen there isn't anything you specifically need for the IoT Bit to work as is already included in the latest kernel version. I recommend you run in the terminal "sudo apt-get update" and "sudo apt-get upgrade" after the setup is complete and you have changed the time and date to have internet access this will ensure you have the latest packages installed. If you have ...
see more » - AltitudeTech's instructable IOT BIT GSM V1.5 Hat for the Raspberry Pi's weekly stats: 5 months ago
- AltitudeTech's instructable Automatic Hotspot for Your Raspberry Pi Using IoT Bit's weekly stats: 8 months ago
- AltitudeTech's instructable SENSLY HAT FOR THE RASPBERRY PI AIR QUALITY & GAS DETECTOR V1.1's weekly stats: 9 months ago
- AltitudeTech's instructable Setup of IoT Bit on Your Mini Computers With Ubuntu Mate's weekly stats: 10 months ago
- AltitudeTech entered Setup of IoT Bit on Your Mini Computers With Ubuntu Mate in the Pocket-Sized Contest contest 10 months ago
- AltitudeTech entered Setup of IoT Bit on Your Mini Computers With Ubuntu Mate in the Microcontroller Contest contest 10 months ago
- AltitudeTech entered IOT BIT 4G, 3G & GSM V1.5 Hat for the Raspberry Pi in the Wireless Contest contest 1 year ago
- AltitudeTech entered IOT BIT 4G, 3G & GSM V1.5 Hat for the Raspberry Pi in the Raspberry Pi Contest 2017 contest 1 year ago
- AltitudeTech commented on AltitudeTech's instructable PiAnywhere 4G & LTE Hat for the Raspberry Pi 1 year agoView Instructable »
Hi, Baoguo_Wei We would love to test our product and yours together. Would you like to send us a sample unit. Hope you do well in your Kickstarter.
- AltitudeTech commented on AltitudeTech's instructable Plotly Graph for Sensly the Raspberry Pi Hat1 year ago
Hi SruthiK2, Do you get an error from the python script? and have you tried logging on to your Plot.ly account on another computer?
Hi jbrannon80 could you please post the exact command you put in cron tab and also the path to the Sensly_plotly file
View Instructable »Hi jbrannon80, Do you get an error from the python script? and have you tried logging on to your Plot.ly account on another computer?
- AltitudeTech commented on AltitudeTech's instructable PiAnywhere 4G & LTE Hat for the Raspberry Pi 1 year agoView Instructable »
Most pins are still available. The only one's that are reserved are the UART pins, GPIO 5 and GPIO 6. The I2C line is also used but you can connect multiple devices to this.
- AltitudeTech's instructable Plotly Graph for Sensly The Raspberry Pi Hat's weekly stats: 1 year ago
- AltitudeTech commented on AltitudeTech's instructable PiAnywhere 4G & LTE Hat for the Raspberry Pi 1 year agoView Instructable »
Hi,Could you please send us a screenshot so we can debug the problem.
- AltitudeTech entered Plotly Graph for Sensly The Raspberry Pi Hat in the Sensors Contest 2017 contest 2 years ago
- AltitudeTech commented on AltitudeTech's instructable Sensly Hat For The Raspberry Pi Air Quality & Gas Detector 2 years agoView Instructable »
Here is the Plotly Graph setup instructions for Sensly The Raspberry Pi Hat.https://www.instructables.com/id/Setting-Up-the-Se...
- AltitudeTech commented on AltitudeTech's instructable Sensly Hat For The Raspberry Pi Air Quality & Gas Detector 2 years agoView Instructable »
The Kernel panic may have been caused by the apt-get update, upgrade and dist-upgrade commands, the reason we add this to the script is to make sure the raspberry pi is at the latest version. This is to ensure that the raspberry pi is a close to our in lab test conditions as we cannot guarantee that the install will work on earlier versions. We are sorry that you have had these issues. There is a potential to recover your information by plugging your SD card into a computer running a linux os.In response to your second comment, would it be possible to screen shot the path you save it to and the file explorer view of the file location by opening a separate terminal and using the command scrot -s then clicking on the window you want to screen shot. This will help us find the issue.In term...
see more » - AltitudeTech's instructable PiAnywhere 4G & LTE Hat for the Raspberry Pi 's weekly stats: 2 years ago
- AltitudeTech commented on AltitudeTech's instructable Sensly Hat For The Raspberry Pi Air Quality & Gas Detector 2 years agoView Instructable »
Hi Frank, Sorry for the delayed reply. The reason for this is that the MQ7 requires a special heating cycle to detect Carbon Monoxide. This cycle is 60 seconds at 1.4V and 90 seconds at 5V. The Sensor is ready to be read during the 5V stage so to prevent it being read during the 1.4V stage we set the value it outputs during this stage to a number that would not give any ppm reading. This is why you get those very high rs/r0 values on the MQ7. Could you please let me know in what envrionment you calibrated the Sensors in?
- AltitudeTech commented on AltitudeTech's instructable Sensly Hat For The Raspberry Pi Air Quality & Gas Detector 2 years agoView Instructable »
What disk imager did you use to create the SD card? We recommend Win32 Disk Imager if this doesn't work could you please screen shot the problem
- AltitudeTech commented on AltitudeTech's instructable Sensly Hat For The Raspberry Pi Air Quality & Gas Detector 2 years agoView Instructable »
Hi VladmirS22As with most electrochemical cells they tend to drift overtime so will need recalibration approximately every 3- 6 months. That is thebest way to ensure long term accuracy. There is a pre-heating/burn-in phase required to remove theprotective coating the sensors have when we receive them from the manufacturesbut this is typically 48 hours and only has to be done once. After that wetypically recommend heating the sensor for 15 minutes to stabilize readingsbefore logging any data. Also temperature does affect the sensor readings hence whythe datasheet provides a curve to relate the change in temperature to the rs/r0value which is used to calculate PPM. The reason we have located the BME280 soclose to the sensors is to account for the increased temperature caused by theproximi...
see more » - AltitudeTech commented on AltitudeTech's instructable Sensly Hat For The Raspberry Pi Air Quality & Gas Detector 2 years ago
We are not ignoring your message just need a little time to confirm all the answer. We will get back very soon.
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