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# Look at your router interface if there is a new device "raspberrypi" or similar. If you ever had another raspberrypi connected to your wifi, the dns of your router might have assigned another hostname to the raspberry. | # Look at your router interface if there is a new device "raspberrypi" or similar. If you ever had another raspberrypi connected to your wifi, the dns of your router might have assigned another hostname to the raspberry. | ||
== The sensor values are very and do not change == | == The sensor values are very low and do not change == | ||
# Check voltages on LED and Sensor | # Check voltages on LED and Sensor | ||
== Any other issue == | == Any other issue == | ||
# Let me know, I'm glad to add it here. Mail description and screenshot to jd@bcmeter.org. | # Let me know, I'm glad to add it here. Mail description and screenshot to jd@bcmeter.org. | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 7 July 2021
The bcMeter does not connect to my WiFi
- Double check this procedure was done correctly and/or repeat it.
- Look at your router interface if there is a new device "raspberrypi" or similar. If you ever had another raspberrypi connected to your wifi, the dns of your router might have assigned another hostname to the raspberry.
The sensor values are very low and do not change
- Check voltages on LED and Sensor
Any other issue
- Let me know, I'm glad to add it here. Mail description and screenshot to jd@bcmeter.org.