Hi Hirez,

Please try a different power supply. I had it once….a defective (glitchy) wall wart did not allow my monitor to properly boot. It got an IP, and the IP listing on the access point shows an IP even when it rebooted in the meantime.

HTH,
Wolferl

Hi,

Your unit actually /does/ show up properly, see my screenshot.
Could it be you forgot to check the “Show indoor units” box?

Cheers,
Wolferl

Hi,

What variant is it? Ethernet, Wifi or LoraWAN?

Cheers,
Wolferl

What sensor type is it and which ID does it have?

Wolferl

OK, if I understood you right, you want to connect a passive unpolarized buzzer to the “pulse output” of your circuit diagram, correct?
First, you need to test if the buzzer is loud enough if you just feed it with the 2 batteries power (3 volts).
If it is, put that buzzer instead of R3 and you are good to go.
If not, you’ll need a second transistor stage that inverts the “pulse output” via a 10k resistor and an additional NPN transistor. Connect the buzzer between the collectors of the two transistors. That will almost double the voltage across the buzzer.

I do not really like that HV generation circuit, since it produces unregulated HV. That will lead to varying sensitivity and spurious clicks.
Do you have an oscillscope to take measurements?

Cheers,
Wolferl

Hi Maros,

Its best to contact Radu about this.
When I bought my Smoggie back in 2020, I did get a proper invoice from company “MAGNASCI SRL” via PDF.

Cheers,
Wolferl

Hi Mihai,

Have you checked “show indoor units” checkbox in the left (“Radiation” in your case) window?
It is a flaw in the current website version, that your map doesn’t seem to remember the switches set.

Cheers,
Wolferl

Hi Brian,

I agree with you. It would be great to have kind of a “Super KIT1” PCB that has the option to put the sensors on it that you are interested in.
That thing would be quite big, though.

Cheers,
Wolferl