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Radu
KeymasterThank you Michel for the valuable input.
December 30, 2018 at 2:51 pm in reply to: Several nuclear accidents this Autumn after hurricanes #6344Radu
KeymasterThank you for these articles!
Radu
KeymasterHi Arne . I just configured it. Please check.
Radu
KeymasterHow many beeps do you hear? Each sequence represents something else. The good news is newer units have a USB port that amongst other features will offer the “one click to upgrade” feature. But everything takes time.
Radu
Keymaster@r_a_ghosh, would you post a few pics too?
December 3, 2018 at 4:33 pm in reply to: disabling the buzzer / notification and alarm settings #6301Radu
KeymasterThank you for your support,
Radu
Radu
KeymasterYes, the memory is limited on these devices, a big array to hold a long password can be problematic.
December 2, 2018 at 6:27 pm in reply to: disabling the buzzer / notification and alarm settings #6297Radu
KeymasterSoon, more settings will be added.
Radu
KeymasterDone
Radu
KeymasterHello Luc,
I can only think of some excess condensation taking place. Do you have access to the unit to check how it stands?
Other than that, it can also be a tube failure, in which case I will need to service your unit.
Thanks,
RaduRadu
KeymasterI continued the discussions with the sensor manufacturer. Here are some additional details:
If the ambient ozone gas concentration is less than 200ppb then the sensors will have no value change.
That is what we get when we see constant values that are just being repeated, usually the 50ppb line.
its detection range is 200ppb–10ppm normally
What this means is we cannot see the fine fluctuations in normal environmental conditions, instead the sensor will react to higher values only.
if the ozone concentration is less than 200ppb the sensor cannot read it
Radu
KeymasterYour router password is too long, stock firmware takes only 20characters max. Please use a shorter password.
Radu
KeymasterUnit set to mute, however you might need to do a firmware update too. First, let me know if the beeps stopped or not.
Radu
KeymasterHi Matthias,
To prevent reboots, try to provide a stronger Wifi signal for the unit to connect to.
The default hotspot is left on intentionally, so you can re-configure it anytime you need. But I get your point. Two fixes here:
– on newer firmware, the configuration screen doesn’t show the password in clear text
– on a firmware variant you can choose an option to disable the internal hotspot, a few seconds after reboot. So it gives you the chance to reconfigure it when needed, then the hotspot is turn off.Both would require a firmware update. Not complicated at all. Interested in going this route?
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