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Sensor displays - 141.6 °C #996

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TheBhim opened this issue Jul 5, 2023 · 12 comments
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Sensor displays - 141.6 °C #996

TheBhim opened this issue Jul 5, 2023 · 12 comments

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@TheBhim
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TheBhim commented Jul 5, 2023

My sensor keeps displaying the temperature as - 141.6°C. Unplugging and replugging, plus a reebot helps but only for a very short time period, sometimes only seconds.

The sensors are SDS011 & BME280 and the sensor ID is 76256. I am using the power cord and adapter supplied in the kit from Nettigo. No modifications, only setting I changed was enabling data to be send to the Feinstaub app (as far as I remember).

I asked in the forum as well: https://forum.sensor.community/t/temperature-shows-141-63-c/1808 (might contain additional info).

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rexfue commented Jul 5, 2023 via email

@pjgueno
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pjgueno commented Aug 6, 2023

Something new ?

@TheBhim
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TheBhim commented Aug 7, 2023

Not really, no. Been away and sensor shows "no data" since many days now for BME280 on devices.sensor.community and values of 0.0 on Feinstaub app. Before this it worked for a short period of time and then did the -141.6 °C again. Haven't had time to restart again yet or find out what options and ways I'd have for a replacement.

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I am having a SPS30 instead of the SDS011, but other than that the exact same behaviour. After Reboot it works for a while, but then SPS30 goes into "nan" and BME280 displays -141.6 °C.

Already replaced board and BME280, but haven't been able to fix it.

Using Firmware version: NRZ-2020-133/EN (Nov 29 2020) with a clean flash on the new board (esp-8266).

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pjgueno commented Aug 14, 2023

Both the sensors are I2C. Maybe interférence on restart from autoupdate. Please unplug all the Sensors reflash the latest firmware.

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svenkubiak commented Aug 14, 2023

I am having a SPS30 instead of the SDS011, but other than that the exact same behaviour. After Reboot it works for a while, but then SPS30 goes into "nan" and BME280 displays -141.6 °C.

Already replaced board and BME280, but haven't been able to fix it.

Using Firmware version: NRZ-2020-133/EN (Nov 29 2020) with a clean flash on the new board (esp-8266).

Update: Did a new test and got solid data for an hour now - which is more than I had before. The only thing I changed was that I moved the sensor from a none-internet-available WiFi to an internet-availabe WiFi. Still odd, because the sensor was running on the none-internet-available WiFi for at least a year, but I got data again.

  1. Update: Rejoiced too soon. 10 Minutes later. Same error.

@svenkubiak
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Both the sensors are I2C. Maybe interférence on restart from autoupdate. Please unplug all the Sensors reflash the latest firmware.

Where do I find the latest firmware? I see the NRZ-2020-133/EN (Nov 29 2020) release which is also the "latest.bin" when using the flasher-software. Isn't there anything more up-to-date?

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pjgueno commented Aug 16, 2023

Just use the flasher and select the latest.bin

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Update: I flashed the device with latest.bin without anything connected and also tried a different esp-8266 and a different BME280. Always ending up in the same issue after a small period of time (hours). The only thing I didn't replace so far was the SPS30 as I don't have a spare part for that.

Any additional suggestions on how to fix this?

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pjgueno commented Aug 28, 2023

I need pictures of the board and the Connections there are interferences.

@svenkubiak
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I completely removed the wiring and welded the wires together instead of using Dupont wires. This seems to have fixed the issue.

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RikDrabs commented Sep 10, 2023 via email

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