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This project is based on the LiLyGO TTGO LoRa32 version 2.1_1.6 and is composed of two parts:

  • A Base Station
  • A Remote Station

Base Station

Think of this as a station that is placed where WiFi and/or Telephone is not accessible.
Is the one where sensors are attached. Actually those sensors are used:

  • DHT22 (humidity, temperature)
  • BME280 (pressure, temperature, humidity) Or BMP280 (pressure, temperature)
  • SDS011 (particulate matter: PM10 and PM2.5)

Base station gets data from sensors and:

  • Save them on a microSD card in CSV format
  • propagate them through LoRa to the Remote Station
  • act as an access point for showing real-time data on a webpage

Remote Station

Is the one attached to a WiFi infrastructure. Receives data from the Base Station and:

  • transmits them to Thingspeak for graph generation
  • transmits them over MQTT
  • saves the good received data in a CSV, adding the current time/date taken from an NTP server
  • saves the bad received data in a text file for further analisys of bad received packets
  • shows a webpage by navigating to his IP address in the same wifi network were device is connected

Documents

  • In the STL Folder are contained the STL parts to be 3D-printed.
  • In the docs Folder are contained Datasheets and schematics.
  • In the Arduino Folder are contained the programs to be uploaded on the Stations

Known Problems

  • showing always some data, OLED's pixel burns out so will remain a "shadow". Solution (not yet implemented): a function like a screensaver
  • if the connected SD broke up, the station wouldn't start-up since the connected SD can be detected but will fail other functions giving an unexpected behaviour that can lead to a continuos reset. Since the remote station can be placed in a place where is not visibile, if this happens, we will never see a failure: we will see the base station showing always the same data. Solution (not yet implemented): detect a timeout on the base station

Links

  • You can read a full description of the WePaRT on the settorezero blog
  • You can see actual data sent to Thingspeak by our WePaRT here
  • This is the enclosure I've used for the Remote Station

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This project is based on the LiLyGO TTGO LoRa32 version 2.1_1.6 and is composed of two parts:
  • A Base Station
  • A Remote Station
Base Station
Think of this as a station that is placed where WiFi and/or Telephone is not accessible.

Is the one where sensors are attached. Actually those sensors are used:
  • DHT22 (humidity, temperature)
  • BME280 (pressure, temperature, humidity) Or BMP280 (pressure, temperature)
  • SDS011 (particulate matter: PM10 and PM2.5)
Base station gets data from sensors and:
  • Save them on a microSD card in CSV format
  • propagate them through LoRa to the Remote Station
  • act as an access point for showing real-time data on a webpage
Remote Station
Is the one attached to a WiFi infrastructure. Receives data from the Base Station and:
  • transmits them to Thingspeak for graph generation
  • transmits them over MQTT
  • saves the good received data in a CSV, adding the current time/date taken from an NTP server
  • saves the bad received data in a text file for further analisys of bad received packets
  • shows a webpage by navigating to his IP address in the same wifi network were device is connected
Documents
  • In the STL Folder are contained the STL parts to be 3D-printed.
  • In the docs Folder are contained Datasheets and schematics.
  • In the Arduino Folder are contained the programs to be uploaded on the Stations
Known Problems
  • showing always some data, OLED's pixel burns out so will remain a "shadow". Solution (not yet implemented): a function like a screensaver
  • if the connected SD broke up, the station wouldn't start-up since the connected SD can be detected but will fail other functions giving an unexpected behaviour that can lead to a continuos reset. Since the remote station can be placed in a place where is not visibile, if this happens, we will never see a failure: we will see the base station showing always the same data. Solution (not yet implemented): detect a timeout on the base station
Links
  • You can read a full description of the WePaRT on the settorezero blog
  • You can see actual data sent to Thingspeak by our WePaRT here
  • This is the enclosure I've used for the Remote Station
About
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This project is based on the LiLyGO TTGO LoRa32 version 2.1_1.6 and is composed of two parts:
  • A Base Station
  • A Remote Station
Base Station
Think of this as a station that is placed where WiFi and/or Telephone is not accessible.

Is the one where sensors are attached. Actually those sensors are used:
  • DHT22 (humidity, temperature)
  • BME280 (pressure, temperature, humidity) Or BMP280 (pressure, temperature)
  • SDS011 (particulate matter: PM10 and PM2.5)
Base station gets data from sensors and:
  • Save them on a microSD card in CSV format
  • propagate them through LoRa to the Remote Station
  • act as an access point for showing real-time data on a webpage
Remote Station
Is the one attached to a WiFi infrastructure. Receives data from the Base Station and:
  • transmits them to Thingspeak for graph generation
  • transmits them over MQTT
  • saves the good received data in a CSV, adding the current time/date taken from an NTP server
  • saves the bad received data in a text file for further analisys of bad received packets
  • shows a webpage by navigating to his IP address in the same wifi network were device is connected
Documents
  • In the STL Folder are contained the STL parts to be 3D-printed.
  • In the docs Folder are contained Datasheets and schematics.
  • In the Arduino Folder are contained the programs to be uploaded on the Stations
Known Problems
  • showing always some data, OLED's pixel burns out so will remain a "shadow". Solution (not yet implemented): a function like a screensaver
  • if the connected SD broke up, the station wouldn't start-up since the connected SD can be detected but will fail other functions giving an unexpected behaviour that can lead to a continuos reset. Since the remote station can be placed in a place where is not visibile, if this happens, we will never see a failure: we will see the base station showing always the same data. Solution (not yet implemented): detect a timeout on the base station
Links
  • You can read a full description of the WePaRT on the settorezero blog
  • You can see actual data sent to Thingspeak by our WePaRT here
  • This is the enclosure I've used for the Remote Station
About
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This project is based on the LiLyGO TTGO LoRa32 version 2.1_1.6 and is composed of two parts:
  • A Base Station
  • A Remote Station
Base Station
Think of this as a station that is placed where WiFi and/or Telephone is not accessible.

Is the one where sensors are attached. Actually those sensors are used:
  • DHT22 (humidity, temperature)
  • BME280 (pressure, temperature, humidity) Or BMP280 (pressure, temperature)
  • SDS011 (particulate matter: PM10 and PM2.5)
Base station gets data from sensors and:
  • Save them on a microSD card in CSV format
  • propagate them through LoRa to the Remote Station
  • act as an access point for showing real-time data on a webpage
Remote Station
Is the one attached to a WiFi infrastructure. Receives data from the Base Station and:
  • transmits them to Thingspeak for graph generation
  • transmits them over MQTT
  • saves the good received data in a CSV, adding the current time/date taken from an NTP server
  • saves the bad received data in a text file for further analisys of bad received packets
  • shows a webpage by navigating to his IP address in the same wifi network were device is connected
Documents
  • In the STL Folder are contained the STL parts to be 3D-printed.
  • In the docs Folder are contained Datasheets and schematics.
  • In the Arduino Folder are contained the programs to be uploaded on the Stations
Known Problems
  • showing always some data, OLED's pixel burns out so will remain a "shadow". Solution (not yet implemented): a function like a screensaver
  • if the connected SD broke up, the station wouldn't start-up since the connected SD can be detected but will fail other functions giving an unexpected behaviour that can lead to a continuos reset. Since the remote station can be placed in a place where is not visibile, if this happens, we will never see a failure: we will see the base station showing always the same data. Solution (not yet implemented): detect a timeout on the base station
Links
  • You can read a full description of the WePaRT on the settorezero blog
  • You can see actual data sent to Thingspeak by our WePaRT here
  • This is the enclosure I've used for the Remote Station
About
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This project is based on the LiLyGO TTGO LoRa32 version 2.1_1.6 and is composed of two parts:
  • A Base Station
  • A Remote Station
Base Station
Think of this as a station that is placed where WiFi and/or Telephone is not accessible.

Is the one where sensors are attached. Actually those sensors are used:
  • DHT22 (humidity, temperature)
  • BME280 (pressure, temperature, humidity) Or BMP280 (pressure, temperature)
  • SDS011 (particulate matter: PM10 and PM2.5)
Base station gets data from sensors and:
  • Save them on a microSD card in CSV format
  • propagate them through LoRa to the Remote Station
  • act as an access point for showing real-time data on a webpage
Remote Station
Is the one attached to a WiFi infrastructure. Receives data from the Base Station and:
  • transmits them to Thingspeak for graph generation
  • transmits them over MQTT
  • saves the good received data in a CSV, adding the current time/date taken from an NTP server
  • saves the bad received data in a text file for further analisys of bad received packets
  • shows a webpage by navigating to his IP address in the same wifi network were device is connected
Documents
  • In the STL Folder are contained the STL parts to be 3D-printed.
  • In the docs Folder are contained Datasheets and schematics.
  • In the Arduino Folder are contained the programs to be uploaded on the Stations
Known Problems
  • showing always some data, OLED's pixel burns out so will remain a "shadow". Solution (not yet implemented): a function like a screensaver
  • if the connected SD broke up, the station wouldn't start-up since the connected SD can be detected but will fail other functions giving an unexpected behaviour that can lead to a continuos reset. Since the remote station can be placed in a place where is not visibile, if this happens, we will never see a failure: we will see the base station showing always the same data. Solution (not yet implemented): detect a timeout on the base station
Links
  • You can read a full description of the WePaRT on the settorezero blog
  • You can see actual data sent to Thingspeak by our WePaRT here
  • This is the enclosure I've used for the Remote Station
About
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This project is based on the LiLyGO TTGO LoRa32 version 2.1_1.6 and is composed of two parts:
  • A Base Station
  • A Remote Station
Base Station
Think of this as a station that is placed where WiFi and/or Telephone is not accessible.

Is the one where sensors are attached. Actually those sensors are used:
  • DHT22 (humidity, temperature)
  • BME280 (pressure, temperature, humidity) Or BMP280 (pressure, temperature)
  • SDS011 (particulate matter: PM10 and PM2.5)
Base station gets data from sensors and:
  • Save them on a microSD card in CSV format
  • propagate them through LoRa to the Remote Station
  • act as an access point for showing real-time data on a webpage
Remote Station
Is the one attached to a WiFi infrastructure. Receives data from the Base Station and:
  • transmits them to Thingspeak for graph generation
  • transmits them over MQTT
  • saves the good received data in a CSV, adding the current time/date taken from an NTP server
  • saves the bad received data in a text file for further analisys of bad received packets
  • shows a webpage by navigating to his IP address in the same wifi network were device is connected
Documents
  • In the STL Folder are contained the STL parts to be 3D-printed.
  • In the docs Folder are contained Datasheets and schematics.
  • In the Arduino Folder are contained the programs to be uploaded on the Stations
Known Problems
  • showing always some data, OLED's pixel burns out so will remain a "shadow". Solution (not yet implemented): a function like a screensaver
  • if the connected SD broke up, the station wouldn't start-up since the connected SD can be detected but will fail other functions giving an unexpected behaviour that can lead to a continuos reset. Since the remote station can be placed in a place where is not visibile, if this happens, we will never see a failure: we will see the base station showing always the same data. Solution (not yet implemented): detect a timeout on the base station
Links
  • You can read a full description of the WePaRT on the settorezero blog
  • You can see actual data sent to Thingspeak by our WePaRT here
  • This is the enclosure I've used for the Remote Station
About
WePaRT - Weather and Particulate Recorder-Transmitter
Resources
Readme
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Stars
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This project is based on the LiLyGO TTGO LoRa32 version 2.1_1.6 and is composed of two parts:
  • A Base Station
  • A Remote Station
Base Station
Think of this as a station that is placed where WiFi and/or Telephone is not accessible.

Is the one where sensors are attached. Actually those sensors are used:
  • DHT22 (humidity, temperature)
  • BME280 (pressure, temperature, humidity) Or BMP280 (pressure, temperature)
  • SDS011 (particulate matter: PM10 and PM2.5)
Base station gets data from sensors and:
  • Save them on a microSD card in CSV format
  • propagate them through LoRa to the Remote Station
  • act as an access point for showing real-time data on a webpage
Remote Station
Is the one attached to a WiFi infrastructure. Receives data from the Base Station and:
  • transmits them to Thingspeak for graph generation
  • transmits them over MQTT
  • saves the good received data in a CSV, adding the current time/date taken from an NTP server
  • saves the bad received data in a text file for further analisys of bad received packets
  • shows a webpage by navigating to his IP address in the same wifi network were device is connected
Documents
  • In the STL Folder are contained the STL parts to be 3D-printed.
  • In the docs Folder are contained Datasheets and schematics.
  • In the Arduino Folder are contained the programs to be uploaded on the Stations
Known Problems
  • showing always some data, OLED's pixel burns out so will remain a "shadow". Solution (not yet implemented): a function like a screensaver
  • if the connected SD broke up, the station wouldn't start-up since the connected SD can be detected but will fail other functions giving an unexpected behaviour that can lead to a continuos reset. Since the remote station can be placed in a place where is not visibile, if this happens, we will never see a failure: we will see the base station showing always the same data. Solution (not yet implemented): detect a timeout on the base station
Links
  • You can read a full description of the WePaRT on the settorezero blog
  • You can see actual data sent to Thingspeak by our WePaRT here
  • This is the enclosure I've used for the Remote Station
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This project is based on the LiLyGO TTGO LoRa32 version 2.1_1.6 and is composed of two parts:
  • A Base Station
  • A Remote Station
Base Station
Think of this as a station that is placed where WiFi and/or Telephone is not accessible.

Is the one where sensors are attached. Actually those sensors are used:
  • DHT22 (humidity, temperature)
  • BME280 (pressure, temperature, humidity) Or BMP280 (pressure, temperature)
  • SDS011 (particulate matter: PM10 and PM2.5)
Base station gets data from sensors and:
  • Save them on a microSD card in CSV format
  • propagate them through LoRa to the Remote Station
  • act as an access point for showing real-time data on a webpage
Remote Station
Is the one attached to a WiFi infrastructure. Receives data from the Base Station and:
  • transmits them to Thingspeak for graph generation
  • transmits them over MQTT
  • saves the good received data in a CSV, adding the current time/date taken from an NTP server
  • saves the bad received data in a text file for further analisys of bad received packets
  • shows a webpage by navigating to his IP address in the same wifi network were device is connected
Documents
  • In the STL Folder are contained the STL parts to be 3D-printed.
  • In the docs Folder are contained Datasheets and schematics.
  • In the Arduino Folder are contained the programs to be uploaded on the Stations
Known Problems
  • showing always some data, OLED's pixel burns out so will remain a "shadow". Solution (not yet implemented): a function like a screensaver
  • if the connected SD broke up, the station wouldn't start-up since the connected SD can be detected but will fail other functions giving an unexpected behaviour that can lead to a continuos reset. Since the remote station can be placed in a place where is not visibile, if this happens, we will never see a failure: we will see the base station showing always the same data. Solution (not yet implemented): detect a timeout on the base station
Links
  • You can read a full description of the WePaRT on the settorezero blog
  • You can see actual data sent to Thingspeak by our WePaRT here
  • This is the enclosure I've used for the Remote Station
About
WePaRT - Weather and Particulate Recorder-Transmitter
Resources
Readme
License
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
4 stars
Watchers
2 watching
Forks
0 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Contributors
Languages