RE: Blog#3 Implementation (Case Enclosure Reliability Monitor)

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RE: Blog#3 Implementation (Case Enclosure Reliability Monitor)

skruglewicz — Thu, 24 Feb 2022 01:48:00 GMT

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RE: Blog#3 Implementation (Case Enclosure Reliability Monitor)

Jan Cumps — Sun, 20 Feb 2022 11:57:08 GMT

I had originally commented on your Addendum C, but repeating it here as you seem to have the same TTN connection troubles as me.
The Brussels map shows good coverage in my area:

I get the same errors as you: Something went wrong; are you indoor? Move near a window, then reset and retry.
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I installed Arduino Cloud Agent 2.5, because the ArduinoCreateAgent-1.2.1 that the Web version installs, crashes on my laptop when an Arduino re-enumerates after reset.
It's a known defect, known to be fixed in the version I installed manually, but the cloud solution still pushes out the buggy when registering your first device.

I have two MKR WAN 1310s, both registered correctly to Arduino Cloud and TTN. Configured with the Europe 868 frequency.
Also, both known to work, because I can make them talk to each other with good range (like you did in your MKR to MKR scenario).

I've tried 4 decent antenna's. 3 flex ones and a rod antenna. All of them support my 868 MHz range.
In the top photo, I'm using a MOLEX dedicated 868-915 MHz antenna.
In the lower photo, I use a different MKR WAN 1310, bith two MOLEX antennas that fit both the sub-1 GHz and Cellular band,
and a 868-915 rod antenna.

I don't succeed in getting the connection, inside, near the window or outside: