Activating AnyLeaf PH sensor fails.
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Describe the problem/bug
Activating AnyLeaf PH sensor fails.
Versions:
- Mycodo Version: 8.15.9
- Raspberry Pi Version: 3B+
- Raspbian OS Version: PI OS 64-bit. Debian Bullseye with Raspberry Pi Desktop
Reproducibility
- Go to: Setup -> Input
- Add the "AnyLeaf: AnyLeaf pH: Ion concentration (anyleaf) [I2C]" input
- Install all the dependencies
- Go back to: Setup -> Input
- Activate the AnyLeaf input
Expected behavior
The AnyLeaf sensor should be active and provide measures.
Although the AnyLeaf input displays as "active" on the interface, the logs show an error, which I think is preventing the AnyLeaf sensor from functioning properly and displaying any measures.
Screenshots
The error log:
The AnyLeaf input configuration:
Additional context
To see if the sensor is working, I've run the anyleaf-python examples, and everything seems to be working:
Thank you :-)
Are you setting the correct bus and address? You don't provide a copy of the I2C device tree to determine if you are.
What is the output from sudo i2c-detect -y 1 ?
Thanks for replying @kizniche
Are you setting the correct bus and address? You don't provide a copy of the I2C device tree to determine if you are.
To be honest, I'm a noob in this, don't know if I'm setting the correct bus, although address, I think I am. Is there somewhere I can read more about this?
What is the output from sudo i2cdetect -y 1 ?
Looking closer at the trace back in your screenshot, it looks like the issue is with the ads1115 library, or rather, the call of a function of that library. It's been a while since the anyleaf library version has been updated, so this had likely been fixed. I'll check their library changelog.
Looks like the library is still at 0.1.9 https://pypi.org/project/anyleaf/
@AnyLeaf can you look into whether this is an issue with the ads1115 library specified to be installed when the anyleaf library is installed?
@David-OConnor do you know if this is a known issue?