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| - | ==== Febuary 9 2021 ==== | + | ==== February 16 2021 ==== |
| We met with our group via Discord to update our SCEL Wiki page meeting minutes. We worked on our next proposal presentation that is coming up on Saturday 2/20. While Dane and Oni worked on their Eagle tutorials. | We met with our group via Discord to update our SCEL Wiki page meeting minutes. We worked on our next proposal presentation that is coming up on Saturday 2/20. While Dane and Oni worked on their Eagle tutorials. | ||
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| - | ==== Febuary 18 2021 ==== | + | ==== February 18 2021 ==== |
| We met in-lab with Thomas. We were able to get our XBEE to send to the test gateway. Using team Apple's Schema number for the test gateway. We figured out that our board is only able to send consistent packets when the Tx pin from our board is connected to the Rx pin on the XBee. When we plug in the wire on our Rx pin from our board to the Tx pin on the XBee. It stops receiving packets to our test gateway until we reconnect the battery and begin the looping process. We also went with a lower gauge wire because our pads on our boards kept ripping off. Our team tested to see if it was a BME problem but when we ran the test code on the Arduino IDE it read correct values. This Thursday we are going to change the default values in the visual studio code to see if it changes our values. | We met in-lab with Thomas. We were able to get our XBEE to send to the test gateway. Using team Apple's Schema number for the test gateway. We figured out that our board is only able to send consistent packets when the Tx pin from our board is connected to the Rx pin on the XBee. When we plug in the wire on our Rx pin from our board to the Tx pin on the XBee. It stops receiving packets to our test gateway until we reconnect the battery and begin the looping process. We also went with a lower gauge wire because our pads on our boards kept ripping off. Our team tested to see if it was a BME problem but when we ran the test code on the Arduino IDE it read correct values. This Thursday we are going to change the default values in the visual studio code to see if it changes our values. | ||