Closed ronisegoly closed 7 years ago
Hi, what platform and versions are you using, and how do you verify that the change isn't persisted?
This is the script that stores and retrieves config data on the Pi (which is stored separately on the MoPi microcontroller): https://github.com/hamishcunningham/pi-tronics/blob/master/simbamon/mopi
It stores the Pi version of the data relative to the installation directory of the script -- so it depends on how you installed it...
HTH, H
I ran mopicli -wc2 1 12000 10000 8000 6500 Then mopicli -e Made sure the above is the result for source 2 I rebooted I ran mopicli -e again The output is Source #2 conf: Source type: Rechargeable batteries Maximum voltage: 11200 mV Good voltage: 10000 mV Low voltage: 8800 mV Critical voltage: 8000 mV
Can you try it with the mopi command instead? Does the same thing but should give you an error message if it fails to talk to the board
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I ran mopicli -wc2 1 12000 10000 8000 6500 Then mopicli -e Made sure the above is the result for source 2 I rebooted I ran mopicli -e again The output is Source #2 https://github.com/hamishcunningham/pi-tronics/pull/2 conf: Source type: Rechargeable batteries Maximum voltage: 11200 mV Good voltage: 10000 mV Low voltage: 8800 mV Critical voltage: 8000 mV
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you mean the mopi interface (like raspi-config)? I do not see how I can change the voltage level there BTW I was on RPI 3, does it matter?
I modified the config using mopicli but after reboot it returns to default