Some days ago VarioMeter got an updated Vario-filter with great improvement in performance. I wanted to give users a possibility to tweak the Vario behavior so I added settings via Jetibox:
Changelog
New features and changes to version 1.3:
- Automatic setting of default values on first boot after programming firmware
- Possibility to adjust Vario behavior with Filter X, Filter Y and Deadzone
- Jetibox menu-operation unified
- Added BMP180 to sensor-module selection
- Fixed BMP085 and BMP180 altitude-bug (Thanks César Casado!)
As usual, head on to Jeti VarioMeter page and check the new features!
Hi Toro
I have already built a fuel flow sensor, a gps, a g-force sensor and have received today GY-BME280 tried to Setup a vario but sensor was "dead" when connected to jetibox. Tried a second andruido board a second sensor and finally an tilt sensor as I had one left always same. As Long the I2bus was not connected the sensor was alieve, of corse no values, the Moment I connected SDL7SCA with A4/A5 sensor was dead, disconnected pushed reset botton life again but no value. Any idea advise what else I could try?
Thanks for all your great efforts on developing such wonderful big boys toys!
greetings Mike
Hmm, don't remember to have experienced that and I have burned my share of boards :)
Of course the first check is to go over the connections, soldering, any shorts etc but I assume you have done that. Pretty much all of these have been by faulty unit.
Take a arduino, solder only the "Jeti-wires" and put firmware in. Should be seen by jetibox. At least you know you have a working Arduino then. I assume you are sure to use 3.3V 8Mhz board?
Fault-searching is easier with email, so send a picture of your connections if possible via contact page and we can continue with email. So far every case have been resolved :)