Greg, did you do any progress on this?

hi Urs, I see the unit went online but is now offline again: https://www.uradmonitor.com/tools/dashboard-04/?open=14000013

How did you get the Wifi running?

Do you need any help for getting it back online? The firmware on it is old (v53) and has some known bugs, we should do a firmware update asap!

Let me know if you have the time,

Thanks,
Radu

Yes, it is supported, for all uRADMonitor devices with Wifi.

You simply need to specify the SSID and the key in the uRADMonitor config page. Attached see a router admin panel with Wireless AP set to AP, the Smoggie being successfully connected to that, and then the DHCP table with the smoggie listed.

Hope this helps!

yes, it works, you can see it here:
https://www.uradmonitor.com/tools/dashboard-04/?open=13000225

However there are a few issues. You are currently sending:
1572331297> 13000225:01–[1572331292.39]
1572331297> 13000225:0B–[21]
1572331297> 13000225:10–[0x8]
1572331297> 13000225:0E–[1337]

01 is the timestamp, its parameter is the number of seconds since the detector started, so it is an integer number, you have some decimals there
0B is the CPM, value seems legit [21]
10 is the tube type, now this is not ok, it should be 8, not 0x8, if your tube is the SI3BG . See list here: https://github.com/radhoo/uradmonitor_kit1/blob/master/code/geiger/detectors.h
I suspect this is a mistake, as you are getting CPMs comparable to a SBM-20 tube.
0E is the version, “Elite” is nice, but I’d rather see a legit hardware version number there.

Other parameters to include:
https://github.com/radhoo/uradmonitor_kit1/blob/master/code/misc/expProtocol.h
You can consider the 0F which is the software version, 0A the battery voltage, etc.

All in one this a top notch job . Congrats!
Please find a few minutes to do a blog post on it , “GMC reporting to uRADMonitor network” or something like that. This is very useful information. Can you do it?

Yes, on Windows, you need to install the CH340g driver. Please use this one: https://sparks.gogo.co.nz/ch340.html

I think not.

Hi Urs, Can you connect to it via USB? Baudrate is 9600, send a “getsettings” command, what do you get?

Thank you! Was it your suggestion, @Wolferl? Because I have a big todo list and trying to implement them as we go, glad to see these finally in place.