Question about serial log

david
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Question about serial log Oct 26, 2019 6:57:01 GMT -8

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Post by david on Oct 26, 2019 6:57:01 GMT -8

Clip or log:

:32.063 -> ---------------

09:52:32.063 -> ThunderBoard AS3935 Lightning Detector

09:52:32.063 -> ---------------

09:52:32.063 -> as3935 irqSource: 0

09:52:32.063 -> as3935 irqSource: 0

09:52:32.063 -> displayMode=4

09:52:32.163 -> 404524

09:52:32.395 -> 228423

09:52:33.723 -> 227124

09:52:34.320 -> 225832

09:52:34.885 -> 207730

09:52:35.980 -> 172818

09:52:36.909 -> 149491

09:52:37.705 -> 137805

09:52:38.469 -> 127976

09:52:38.834 -> 116251

09:52:39.066 -> 90060

09:52:39.564 -> 77364

09:52:39.962 -> 72331

09:52:40.393 -> 71166

09:52:40.791 -> 65782

09:52:53.405 -> displayMode=20

09:52:56.590 -> OutOfDisplay

09:52:56.590 -> 5 second Loop executed

09:52:56.590 -> Free heap on ESP8266:30984

09:52:56.590 -> ---------------

09:52:56.590 -> DS3231 Clock

What does the lines 09:52:32.163 to 09:52:40.791 mean?

SDL Global Moderator Posts: 5,655 Raspberry Pi: Yes Other Device: PC, arduino, beagleBone	Question about serial log Oct 26, 2019 16:01:59 GMT -8 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by SDL on Oct 26, 2019 16:01:59 GMT -8 If I remember right, I think it has to do with the AS3935 calibration routine. If you run it again, it should be very similar. BP

SDL Global Moderator Posts: 5,655 Raspberry Pi: Yes Other Device: PC, arduino, beagleBone	Question about serial log Oct 26, 2019 16:02:03 GMT -8 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by SDL on Oct 26, 2019 16:02:03 GMT -8 If I remember right, I think it has to do with the AS3935 calibration routine. If you run it again, it should be very similar. BP

SDL Global Moderator Posts: 5,655 Raspberry Pi: Yes Other Device: PC, arduino, beagleBone	Question about serial log Oct 26, 2019 16:02:06 GMT -8 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by SDL on Oct 26, 2019 16:02:06 GMT -8 If I remember right, I think it has to do with the AS3935 calibration routine. If you run it again, it should be very similar. BP

david
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Question about serial log Oct 26, 2019 18:04:54 GMT -8 SDL likes this

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Post by david on Oct 26, 2019 18:04:54 GMT -8

Thanks, I'm sure you are correct. Here is most recent output clip:

:02:38.315 ->

21:02:38.315 -> ---------------

21:02:38.315 -> ThunderBoard AS3935 Lightning Detector

21:02:38.315 -> ---------------

21:02:38.315 -> as3935 irqSource: 0

21:02:38.315 -> as3935 irqSource: 0

21:02:38.315 -> displayMode=4

21:02:39.779 -> 1987569

21:02:41.074 -> 1305930

21:02:43.761 -> 908314

21:02:45.884 -> 739153

21:02:47.610 -> 573101

21:02:48.837 -> 427530

21:02:49.966 -> 398054

21:02:50.896 -> 334614

21:02:52.821 -> 328705

21:02:59.657 -> displayMode=20

21:03:02.842 -> OutOfDisplay

21:03:02.842 -> 5 second Loop executed

21:03:02.842 -> Free heap on ESP8266:30976

21:03:02.842 -> ---------------

21:03:02.842 -> DS3231 Clock

21:03:02.842 -> ---------------

21:03:02.842 -> 2019-10-26 21:03:23

21:03:02.842 -> ---------------

Post by david on Oct 26, 2019 6:57:01 GMT -8

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