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Hey, I'm trying to install/run open rowing monitor, I had a Raspberry PI 4 (running 11) and I did the installation (finished successfully), I can connect to 127.0.0.1 (or by IP from another device) but even that I see the monitor screen (and on inspector console: "websocket opened"), no data is being shown. A part from that what I did is: to unplug monitor from my Sportstech WRX700 and plug wires from PIN 17 and PIN GROUND directly to sensor that is embed on rowing machine. Am I missing something here? |
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Hi Jordi, that sounds about right. Probably it is best to set another log level to debug what is going on there. Here is a a config that you can place in your
Make sure that you connected the reed sensor of your rower to the correct pins of the raspi (https://pinout.xyz/pinout/pin11_gpio17). The log should report something, if you start rowing (or if you short circuit gpio17 and gnd for short intervals). |
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I added some logs and move logging to 'trace' instead of 'debug' and data is flowing properly, I imagine that this lack data shown was caused because I was doing "short strokes" (for testing) and they were omitted. When I've been doing complete movements, they are shown on screen but suddenly they are not considered anymore or some of them are omitted. Logs below. In order to improve omitted strokes, and considering that I have a Sportstech WRX700 with 1 reed sensor, is there any config file that I should modify to improve (or decrease) missing strokes for my machine? Btw, I'm really excited on this project! You are doing an awesome and cool work!! My config.js file looks:
Logs for some omitted.
Logs for stopped updating
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Last settings provided by @laberning worked for me!! Thanks for this awesome project! |
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Last settings provided by @laberning worked for me!! Thanks for this awesome project!