ds1820 ThingSpeak second sensor is not updating

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Micro_Kloon
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ds1820 ThingSpeak second sensor is not updating

#1 Post by Micro_Kloon » 30 Jul 2016, 15:33

Hi,

Great software, really making life easier :)

The problem is that when I want multiple DS1820 sensors updating my ThingSpeak channel, then only one channel/sensor will be updated. The other channel will not be updated.
I have the delay set at 15000 (whatever unit that is).

Funny thing is that sometimes it does work, but other times it does not.
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Re: ds1820 ThingSpeak second sensor is not updating

#2 Post by dduley » 30 Jul 2016, 18:20

Hi,

I think the problem is that you have two idx values that are set to 1. Make the display have an idx value greater than 8 and see if that help.
Thing speak wants the 8 channels with consecutive numbering starting at 1

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Dave

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Re: ds1820 ThingSpeak second sensor is not updating

#3 Post by Micro_Kloon » 31 Jul 2016, 12:26

dduley wrote:Hi,

I think the problem is that you have two idx values that are set to 1. Make the display have an idx value greater than 8 and see if that help.
Thing speak wants the 8 channels with consecutive numbering starting at 1
I did notice that too, but the documentation states that the IDX value is not being send. But I will try it.

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http://www.esp8266.nu/index.php/OLEDDisplay
(The IDX field will be stuffed with '1', because it's needs a value. But nothing will be send with this device) 
Nope does not work, after submitting the form the idx value returns to 1.

Martinus

Re: ds1820 ThingSpeak second sensor is not updating

#4 Post by Martinus » 03 Aug 2016, 18:37

You don't need to change the IDX for the display. Using IDX 1 and 2 for the two sensors as in your screenshot is fine.

But you need to set the sensor delay to a value bigger than the amount of sensors multiplied by 15. I would suggest to set it to 60 in this case.

Then you need to set the "message delay" to 15000 in tools/advanced menu. This is the required delay between any two messages that ThingSpeak demands. It will ignore data if it send in a higher frequency.

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