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iot:outdoortemphum [2026/05/17 01:25] – [Schematic / Photos] rmorganiot:outdoortemphum [2026/05/17 02:00] (current) – [Notes / Known Issues / Quirks] rmorgan
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 | Battery Management | Adafruit Solar Lithium Ion charger | PID: 4755 | | Battery Management | Adafruit Solar Lithium Ion charger | PID: 4755 |
 | Solar Panel | Adafruit 6V/2W Solar Panel-ETFE/Voltaic-P126 | PID: 5366 | | Solar Panel | Adafruit 6V/2W Solar Panel-ETFE/Voltaic-P126 | PID: 5366 |
-| Battery | Adafruit Lithium Ion Battery 4400mAh | PID: 354 |+| Battery | Adafruit LFP Battery | PID: 354 |
 | Cable | Adafruit STEMMA QT/Qwiic JST-SH 4-pin | PID: 4210 | | Cable | Adafruit STEMMA QT/Qwiic JST-SH 4-pin | PID: 4210 |
 | Cable | Adafruit 3.5/1.1mm - 5.5/2.1mm DC Jack Adapter | PID: 2788 | | Cable | Adafruit 3.5/1.1mm - 5.5/2.1mm DC Jack Adapter | PID: 2788 |
-| Enclosure                                   |+| Enclosure         Custom 3d Print Use ASA filament          |
  
 ==== Pin Assignments ==== ==== Pin Assignments ====
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 | GPIO 40 | SCL1 | AHT20 | via Qwiic cable | | GPIO 40 | SCL1 | AHT20 | via Qwiic cable |
 | GPIO 41 | SDA1 | AHT20 | via Qwiic cable | | GPIO 41 | SDA1 | AHT20 | via Qwiic cable |
-| GPIO 8 | Battery Voltage | ??? | A3 on the PCB, Voltage Divider needed +| GPIO 8 | Battery Voltage | LiPo Positive terminal | A3 on the PCB | 
-| GPIO 9 | Panel Voltage | ??? | A2 on the PCB, Voltage Divider needed |+| GPIO 9 | Panel Voltage | Solar Panel Output | A2 on the PCB |
  
 ==== Schematic / Photos ==== ==== Schematic / Photos ====
-{{iot:OutdoorTempHum_schem.png?600x330|Outdoor Temp/Humidity}}\\ +|{{iot:OutdoorTempHum_schem.png?600x330|Outdoor Temp/Humidity}}|{{iot:OutdoorTempHumidityPhoto.jpeg?175x330|Outdoor Temp/Humidity}}| 
-{{iot:OutdoorTempHumSchematic.pdf|Outdoor Temp/Humidity PDF}}+{{iot:OutdoorTempHumSchematic.pdf|Outdoor Temp/Humidity Schematic PDF}}
  
 ===== Firmware ===== ===== Firmware =====
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 ==== Normal Behavior ==== ==== Normal Behavior ====
  
-Reads the temperature & relative humidity every minutes then sends\\+Reads the temperature & relative humidity every 10 minutes then sends\\
 an MQTT message and writes the data to a MariaDB table on blanca. an MQTT message and writes the data to a MariaDB table on blanca.
 ==== Notes / Known Issues / Quirks ==== ==== Notes / Known Issues / Quirks ====
-These devices use a small solar panel & 3.7v LiOn battery.  Deep sleep is used to\\+These devices use a small solar panel & 3.7v LFP battery.  Deep sleep is used to\\
 minimize power use.  It can run multiple days with no solar input.\\ minimize power use.  It can run multiple days with no solar input.\\
-The DC Jack adapter gets one end cut off.  Wires get soldered to battery charger.+\\ 
 +The DC Jack adapter gets the male end cut off.  Strip the wires and solder\\ 
 +directly to the VBUS & GND pads on the bq24074.
  
 ===== Change Log ===== ===== Change Log =====
 | **Date**     | **Change** |  | **Date**     | **Change** | 
 | 2026-05-16   | Created this page | | 2026-05-16   | Created this page |
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