Re: WiFi IoT Temperature and Humidity Sensor Token connect to ha.privateeyepi.com

[shawn logan]

Here's the sensor config page.

PrivateEyePi
WLAN:10.10.16.86 PEP:Not connected AP:192.168.4.1
Login Details Sensor Config Relay Config Log
Sensor Value Send To Server DS18B20-222592 -0.40 DS18B20-222441 41.22 Temperature & Humidity 72.50 26.10 % Battery 3.18
Temperature send interval :	seconds
Min temperature delta before transmit :	degrees
Temperature calibration :	degrees
Sleep between transmits :
Display temperature in Fahrenheit :

[Gadjet Nut]

That token is only valid on the HA server, and have tested it on my side using a WIFI sensor and confirmed is does work. If you want to use the PrivateEyePi server then use the token from your account on that server. I think it is likely a network related issue. 

The last 6 digits were not ***** and is now out in the public domain so make sure you issue yourself a new token.

I am having issues "uploading to server" on my ha.privateeyepi.com account.

Should i be connected to server: ha.privateeyepi.com or www.privateeyepi.com?

I have tried both. I am using the token on the user page on my account. **** the last 6 characters of my token

I do not have the option of pep email and password only token( as shown in instructions)

[shawn logan]

I issued myself a new token, thanks for letting my know on my end it showed **** at the end.

How can i test(troubleshoot) external network connectivity on the WIFI iot PrivateEyePi 2015 Version 1.9.6?

I can ping it and access its webpage through my access point(not it's access point). 

Is there any ssh or root access to the device?

[Gadjet Nut]

There isn't but you can monitor the serial port to view the console output. That may give you some clues. Did it work beforehand? 

[shawn logan]

I just purchase them. Up until this point i have only used raspberry pis for this purpose.

To monitor the serial port i should get: FT232RL FTDI USB 3.3V 5.5V to TTL Serial Adapter Module for Arduino Mini Port ?

[Gadjet Nut]

Something else to try would be a different network access point, like a hot spot from your phone. 

[Gadjet Nut]

Yes. Or jumper wires from the WIFi device to your Raspberry Pi serial port. Then use a serialport monitor like miniterm.py on the Pi.

[shawn logan]

I have tried 3 separate wifi internet signals ( Cable internet that's firewalled, dsl based no firewall, and through phone hotspot)

 I can not get it to connect... PEP:Not connected

[shawn logan]

Are there any firewall exceptions to enter?I am still getting WLAN with a valid IP address. PEP not connected.

[Gadjet Nut]

There is not. The device cant negotiate a proxy firewall if you have one installed.