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Get Sensor id of map? #53

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gaga9999 opened this issue Jan 10, 2018 · 3 comments
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Get Sensor id of map? #53

gaga9999 opened this issue Jan 10, 2018 · 3 comments

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@gaga9999
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Hy, i have a sensor that is not on the map. I'd like to compare the madavi graphs woth sensors on the map. Is there a way to obtain their id off the map?
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ricki-z commented Jan 11, 2018

Hi, there is no way to get the esp8266 ID from the IDs on the map. Not without access to the database.
The esp8266 ID is part of the MAC address, so with knowledge of the (rounded) location of a sensor and the esp8266 ID you could scan and search for a single sensor.

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gaga9999 commented Jan 11, 2018

thx, but where do i see the rounded location?
would be nice to have a contact possibility (polling). maybe as a text under the madavi graphs: user xyz wants to contact you...

a friend recently had the idea to combine the sensor with a wind sensor to at least see from which direction the particles are coming, when the sensor spikes and i had the idea to just look at sensors that are near mine, but i find the madavi charts better than the 24h graphs on the map.

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ricki-z commented Jan 17, 2018

The rounded location is part of the data.json values. In each mesurement you can find the values, the sensor and the (rounded) sensor location.
We are thinking of creating a forum. Bu this is a matter of time (Installation and later moderation).

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