Firebeetle LoRa Cover about bresserweathersensorttn

[KennyM64]

Thanks, Matthias that seems to have done the trick. Strangely I had to use a different computer as my main computer still boot/loops but the other doesn't. I'd say I have an issue with the Arduino install or library setup on the boot/loop computer so I may blow it away and start a fresh.
Thanks again for your hard work. The program is great.

[matthias-bs]

BresserWeatherSensorTTN reports to use the correct wiring (as per the first line of your message), but BresserWeatherSensorReceiver assumes the wiring for the LoRaWAN_Node board.

You have to change your WeatherSensorCfg.h as follows:

#elif defined(ARDUINO_ESP32_DEV)
    //#define LORAWAN_NODE
    #define FIREBEETLE_ESP32_COVER_LORA
   ...

[KennyM64]

#define FIREBEETLE_ESP32_COVER_LORA was defined and pragma message shows the correct board being selected but still doing a boot loop :-(

[matthias-bs]

I might be able to help if you post more of your code, Arduino IDE settings, compiler output and log messages.
Did you double-check your wiring?
Could you please try to get https://github.com/matthias-bs/BresserWeatherSensorReceiver/blob/main/examples/BresserWeatherSensorBasic/BresserWeatherSensorBasic.ino working first?

Which board are you using? Firebeetle ESP32 or Firebeetle 2 ESP32-E? Only the first one is currently supported!

[matthias-bs]

Could you please make the following changes in BresserWeatherSensorTTNCfg.h:

//--- Select Board ---
#if !defined(ARDUINO_TTGO_LoRa32_V1)     && !defined(ARDUINO_TTGO_LoRa32_V2) && \
    !defined(ARDUINO_TTGO_LoRa32_v21new) && !defined(ARDUINO_ADAFRUIT_FEATHER_ESP32S2) && \
    !defined(ARDUINO_FEATHER_ESP32)      && !defined(ARDUINO_ADAFRUIT_FEATHER_RP2040)
    // Use pinning for LoRaWAN Node 
    //#define LORAWAN_NODE

    // Use pinning for Firebeetle Cover LoRa
    #define FIREBEETLE_COVER_LORA
#endif

It seems I missed this when backporting the Firebeetle configuration from my growatt2lorawan project.

[matthias-bs]

You also have to set #define BATTERY_LOW 0 until you make the required solder connections.

[matthias-bs]

Both changes above are provided in Release v0.11.1, which should be available within the next hour.
This time I made a successful test run. 😅

[matthias-bs]

Sometimes outdated compile results are still used. You can try to find out where Arduino stores temporary data and delete it. (I don't use Windows for this, therefore I can't tell.)