Hi Radu,

Finally gotten around and I have submitted my contribution to the Github code with additional parameters and a suggestion to disable/turn off unused graphs on the monitoring dashboard.

Anybody? 🙂

Sure, I’ve send you a pm with my details.

Yes, intentional.
Currently awaiting the delivery of it and a LUX sensor 🙂

PS: My timing issues are also resolved, it now keeps each count of both tubes in an moving average array for 60 seconds and uploads the calculated MA to uradmonitor.

Thanks! I’ll check and try it out!

Ha found the following culprit ‘:’

Original:

client.sendHeader(“X-User-id:“, USER_ID);
client.sendHeader(“X-User-hash:“, USER_KEY);
client.sendHeader(“X-Device-id:“, DEVICE_ID);

Changed to:

client.sendHeader("X-User-id", USER_ID);
client.sendHeader("X-User-hash", USER_KEY);
client.sendHeader("X-Device-id", DEVICE_ID);

In Wireshark I now see my x-headers being posted.
I still get an issue with the x-device-id, I reckon that still has to do with the number not being translated to HEX…

So If I remove the 0x from my ID it becomes 13000212, then I need to convert 13000212 to hex which should be C65E14 (Hex number) or 00C65E14 (Hex signed 2’s complement) correct?

Bit odd when I use Postman to test the x-headers with just the number 13000212 it works and data is posted.
If I add 0x or convert it to either HEX number it fails with the exact same error response:

{
    "error": "Invalid Device ID"
}

Getting a step further as the problem is currently situated in the X-headers.

21:52:28.951 -> Connection to radmon monitoring platform Disconnected.
21:52:28.951 -> Connection to uradmonitoring platform succeeded!
21:52:28.951 -> /01/1621540348/02/21.90/04/47.00/0B/60/0C/406.39/10/0x6
21:52:28.951 -> I am here now 01
21:52:31.422 -> X-User-Id:XXXX
21:52:31.422 -> 
21:52:31.422 -> X-User-Hash:YYYY
21:52:31.422 -> 
21:52:31.422 -> <strong>X-Device-id:0x13000212</strong>
21:52:31.422 -> 
21:52:31.422 -> I am here now 02
21:52:34.401 -> I am here now 03
21:52:34.447 -> <strong>Status code: 200</strong>
21:52:34.447 -> <strong>Response: {"error":"Invalid Device ID"}</strong>
21:52:34.447 -> I am here now 04
21:52:34.918 -> I am here now 05
21:52:34.918 -> Connection to uradmonitoring platform Disconnected.

Looks like the connection get established (HTTP code = 200), my X-headers are validated, yet I receive “invalid device ID” for my device.

Tried “%08lX13000212″,”0x13000212” and “13000212”.

My current code:

// URadMonitoring credentials
const char *USER_ID = "XXXX\r\n";
const char *USER_KEY = "YYYY\r\n";
const char *DEVICE_ID = "13000212\r\n";

... minimized code ...

// Upload data to the uradmonitor.com server
void connecToURadMonLogger()
{
  WiFiClient wifi;
  HttpClient client = HttpClient(wifi, "data.uradmonitor.com", 80);

  Serial.println(F("Connection to uradmonitoring platform succeeded!"));

  // Get current time as UNIX time
  time_t epoch = pftime::time(nullptr);

  // Concat data for POST
  String ptr = "/01/";                      // compulsory: local time in seconds
  ptr += epoch;                             // time epoch value
  ptr += "/02/";                            // 02 = optional: temperature in degrees celsius
  ptr += dht.getTemperature();              // temperature value
  ptr += "/04/";                            // 04 = optional: humidity as relative humidity in percentage %
  ptr += dht.getHumidity();                 // humidity value
  ptr += "/0B/";                            // 0B = optional: radiation measured on geiger tube in cpm
  ptr += totalCount_3;                      // a-cpm value
  ptr += "/0C/";                            // 0C = optional: high voltage geiger tube inverter voltage in volts
  ptr += displayTubeVoltage();              // tube voltage value
  ptr += "/10/0x6";                         // 10 = Tube ID | 0x6 = GEIGER_TUBE_SI22G
  
  // Test output
  Serial.println(ptr);

  Serial.println(F("I am here now 01"));

  client.beginRequest();
  client.post("/api/v1/upload/exp");
  client.sendHeader("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
  client.sendHeader("Content-Length", ptr.length());
  client.sendHeader("X-User-Id:", String(USER_ID));
  client.sendHeader("X-User-Hash:", String(USER_KEY));
  client.sendHeader("X-Device-id:", String(DEVICE_ID));
  client.beginBody();
  client.print(ptr);
  client.endRequest();

  Serial.println("X-User-Id:" + String(USER_ID));
  Serial.println("X-User-Hash:" + String(USER_KEY));
  Serial.println("X-Device-id:" + String(DEVICE_ID));

  Serial.println(F("I am here now 02"));

  // read the status code and body of the response
  int statusCode = client.responseStatusCode();
  String response = client.responseBody();

  Serial.println(F("I am here now 03"));

  Serial.print("Status code: ");
  Serial.println(statusCode);
  Serial.print("Response: ");
  Serial.println(response);

  Serial.println(F("I am here now 04"));

  uploadOk = true;
  retry = 0;
  // 5 blinks for 50 ms
  blinkLedUpload(5, 50);
  
  //client.flush(); // Flush connection
  //client.stop(); // Stop client
  //delay(5);// Give some time to stop

  Serial.println(F("I am here now 05"));
  
  Serial.println(F("Connection to uradmonitoring platform Disconnected."));
}

Wireshark is not yet possible as my device is in a secured vlan.