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resolveHost:: ERROR hostByName #9

Closed Seeelefant closed 4 years ago

Seeelefant commented 4 years ago

Trying to run the gateway on a TTGO T-Beam (even with adjusted pins) I get resolveHost:: ERROR hostByName .

11:24:47.509 -> readConfig:: Starting 11:24:47.544 -> .SSID= XXXXXXX 11:24:47.544 -> .PASS= YYYYYYY 11:24:47.544 -> .CH= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .SF= 9 11:24:47.544 -> .FCNT= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .DEBUG= 1 11:24:47.544 -> .PDEBUG= 64 11:24:47.544 -> .CAD= 1 11:24:47.544 -> .HOP= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .NODE= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .BOOTS= 1 11:24:47.544 -> .RESETS= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .WIFIS= 3 11:24:47.544 -> .VIEWS= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .REFR= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .REENTS= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .NTPETIM= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .NTPERR= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .NTPS= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .FILEREC= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .FILENO= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .FILENUM= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .DELAY= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .TRUSTED= 1 11:24:47.544 -> .EXPERT= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .SEEN= 0 11:24:47.544 -> .MONITOR= 0 11:24:47.544 -> readConfig:: Fini 11:24:47.544 -> 11:24:47.544 -> MAC: 24:6f:28:97:91:e0, len=17 11:24:47.654 -> 0:1:3. WiFi connect SSID=XXXXXXX, pass=YYYYYYY 11:24:56.683 -> Host esp32-9791e0 WiFi Connected to XXXXXXX on IP=192.168.0.38 11:24:57.867 -> Gateway ID: 246F28FFFF9791E0, Listening at SF9 on 868.10 MHz. 11:24:58.155 -> resolveHost:: ERROR hostByName 11:24:58.228 -> abort() was called at PC 0x400dddf6 on core 1 11:24:58.228 -> 11:24:58.228 -> Backtrace: 0x4008f200:0x3ffb1e30 0x4008f431:0x3ffb1e50 0x400dddf6:0x3ffb1e70 0x400ddf5e:0x3ffb1e90 0x400e1706:0x3ffb1f30 0x400ef47f:0x3ffb1fb0 0x4008b915:0x3ffb1fd0 11:24:58.228 -> 11:24:58.228 -> Rebooting... 11:24:58.261 -> ets Jun 8 2016 00:22:57 11:24:58.261 -> 11:24:58.261 -> rst:0xc (SW_CPU_RESET),boot:0x13 (SPI_FAST_FLASH_BOOT) 11:24:58.261 -> configsip: 0, SPIWP:0xee 11:24:58.261 -> clk_drv:0x00,q_drv:0x00,d_drv:0x00,cs0_drv:0x00,hd_drv:0x00,wp_drv:0x00 11:24:58.261 -> mode:DIO, clock div:1 11:24:58.261 -> load:0x3fff0018,len:4 11:24:58.261 -> load:0x3fff001c,len:1044 11:24:58.261 -> load:0x40078000,len:8896 11:24:58.261 -> load:0x40080400,len:5816 11:24:58.261 -> entry 0x400806ac 11:25:01.628 -> readConfig:: Starting 11:25:01.664 -> .SSID= XXXXXXX 11:25:01.699 -> .PASS= YYYYYYY 11:25:01.699 -> .CH= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .SF= 9 11:25:01.699 -> .FCNT= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .DEBUG= 1 11:25:01.699 -> .PDEBUG= 64 11:25:01.699 -> .CAD= 1 11:25:01.699 -> .HOP= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .NODE= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .BOOTS= 2 11:25:01.699 -> .RESETS= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .WIFIS= 4 11:25:01.699 -> .VIEWS= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .REFR= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .REENTS= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .NTPETIM= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .NTPERR= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .NTPS= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .FILEREC= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .FILENO= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .FILENUM= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .DELAY= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .TRUSTED= 1 11:25:01.699 -> .EXPERT= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .SEEN= 0 11:25:01.699 -> .MONITOR= 0 11:25:01.699 -> readConfig:: Fini 11:25:01.699 -> 11:25:01.769 -> WARNING:: readSeen, history file not exists /gwayNum.txt 11:25:02.830 -> readConfig:: Starting 11:25:02.865 -> .SSID= XXXXXXX 11:25:02.865 -> .PASS= YYYYYYY 11:25:02.865 -> .CH= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .SF= 9 11:25:02.865 -> .FCNT= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .DEBUG= 1 11:25:02.865 -> .PDEBUG= 64 11:25:02.865 -> .CAD= 1 11:25:02.865 -> .HOP= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .NODE= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .BOOTS= 2 11:25:02.865 -> .RESETS= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .WIFIS= 4 11:25:02.865 -> .VIEWS= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .REFR= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .REENTS= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .NTPETIM= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .NTPERR= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .NTPS= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .FILEREC= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .FILENO= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .FILENUM= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .DELAY= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .TRUSTED= 1 11:25:02.865 -> .EXPERT= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .SEEN= 0 11:25:02.865 -> .MONITOR= 0 11:25:02.865 -> readConfig:: Fini 11:25:02.865 -> 11:25:02.865 -> MAC: 24:6f:28:97:91:e0, len=17 11:25:02.975 -> 0:1:3. WiFi connect SSID=XXXXXXX, pass=YYYYYYY

G-3-3-R-T commented 4 years ago

The same here:

resolveHost:: ERROR hostByName

platenspeler commented 4 years ago

Oops,

I found two nasty typos in _sensors.ino for local sensors ("define GATEWAYNODE 1"), but that is not your problem apparently. The code compiles and runs OK for my T-beam, but it does not for yours. So I added some text in the code, please run again.

Did it run OK in earlier versions?

Maarten

PS. What do you mean with adjusted pins?

Seeelefant commented 4 years ago

Hi Maarten, thank you, looks much better now:

14:18:05.931 -> readConfig:: Starting 14:18:05.931 -> .SSID= YYYYYYY 14:18:05.963 -> .PASS= XXXXX 14:18:05.963 -> .CH= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .SF= 9 14:18:05.963 -> .FCNT= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .DEBUG= 1 14:18:05.963 -> .PDEBUG= 64 14:18:05.963 -> .CAD= 1 14:18:05.963 -> .HOP= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .NODE= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .BOOTS= 185 14:18:05.963 -> .RESETS= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .WIFIS= 189 14:18:05.963 -> .VIEWS= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .REFR= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .REENTS= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .NTPETIM= 17 14:18:05.963 -> .NTPERR= 3 14:18:05.963 -> .NTPS= 9 14:18:05.963 -> .FILEREC= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .FILENO= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .FILENUM= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .DELAY= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .TRUSTED= 1 14:18:05.963 -> .EXPERT= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .SEEN= 0 14:18:05.963 -> .MONITOR= 0 14:18:05.963 -> readConfig:: Fini 14:18:05.963 -> 14:18:06.980 -> readConfig:: Starting 14:18:07.046 -> .SSID= YYYYYYY 14:18:07.080 -> .PASS= XXXXX 14:18:07.080 -> .CH= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .SF= 9 14:18:07.080 -> .FCNT= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .DEBUG= 1 14:18:07.080 -> .PDEBUG= 64 14:18:07.080 -> .CAD= 1 14:18:07.080 -> .HOP= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .NODE= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .BOOTS= 185 14:18:07.080 -> .RESETS= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .WIFIS= 189 14:18:07.080 -> .VIEWS= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .REFR= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .REENTS= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .NTPETIM= 17 14:18:07.080 -> .NTPERR= 3 14:18:07.080 -> .NTPS= 9 14:18:07.080 -> .FILEREC= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .FILENO= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .FILENUM= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .DELAY= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .TRUSTED= 1 14:18:07.080 -> .EXPERT= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .SEEN= 0 14:18:07.080 -> .MONITOR= 0 14:18:07.080 -> readConfig:: Fini 14:18:07.080 -> 14:18:07.080 -> MAC: 24:6f:28:97:91:e0, len=17 14:18:07.182 -> 0:1:3. WiFi connect SSID=YYYYYYY, pass=XXXXX 14:18:16.232 -> Host esp32-9791e0 WiFi Connected to YYYYYYY on IP=192.168.0.38 14:18:17.425 -> Gateway ID: 246F28FFFF9791E0, Listening at SF9 on 868.10 MHz. 14:18:58.670 -> writeGwayCfg: Friday 14:18:58 14:18:58.704 -> WWW Server started on port 80 14:19:02.940 -> OLED_ADDR=0x3C 14:19:02.940 -> --------------------------------------

Whats currently not working is: WIFIMANAGER=1 trying to compile I get Used: C:\Users\xx\Documents\ArduinoData\packages\esp32\hardware\esp32\1.0.4\libraries\WiFi C:\Users\xx\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ESP8266WiFi\src/ESP8266WiFiType.h:26:19: fatal error: queue.h: No such file or directory

Not used: C:\Users\xx\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ESP8266WiFi compilation terminated.

OLED is currently not working, though I adapted

elif _PIN_OUT==5 // TTGO (onboard version used, also for DIY)

define OLED_SCL 22 // GPIO15 /

define OLED_SDA 21 // GPIO4 /

define OLED_RST 16 // Reset pin (Some OLED displays do not have it)

With "adjusted Pins" I meant: I have a more recent T-Beam and I tried to adapt the pins according to https://github.com/lyusupov/SoftRF/blob/master/software/firmware/source/SoftRF/Platform_ESP32.h

Seeelefant commented 4 years ago

I am also not sure if GPS is working, with the code in this repository https://github.com/lyusupov/SoftRF it was working.

T-Beam version V1.0 official Pinout schema (according gto http://www.lilygo.cn/claprod_view.aspx?TypeId=62&Id=1224&FId=t28:62:28):

image

G-3-3-R-T commented 4 years ago

On Heltec LoRa 32 (v2)

resolveHost:: ERROR hostByName=your.extra.server

G-3-3-R-T commented 4 years ago

It's working now with Version 6.1..5 i; Remove optional second server

platenspeler commented 4 years ago

Please read the documentation. The second server is optional, and your.extra.server of in configNode.h as a placeholder. It is NOT a real name.

So if you do not have this server, do not define it at all ....

Therefore in my latest version of the gateway I did not define it to avoid confusion.

Maarten

Maarten

Seeelefant commented 4 years ago

AXP code can be found here https://github.com/lyusupov/SoftRF/blob/master/software/firmware/source/SoftRF/Platform_ESP32.cpp

platenspeler commented 4 years ago

Hi,

I will not look into other implementations that much. The T-Beam works for me, but I have put a wire across pin 33 and Lora-IO2 in order to get DIO1 connected. How did you do that?

Next you have to figure out how to get OLED working I think

Maarten

Seeelefant commented 4 years ago

Hi Maarten, no, haven´t done that. For SoftRF it worked out of the box and according to https://www.bjoerns-techblog.de/2018/10/ttgo-t-beam-kompakter-knochen-zum-mappen/ it should be no longer necessary for T-Beam v1.0. But I can give it a try. Wolfgang

platenspeler commented 4 years ago

I read the picture wrong I guess. But pin 33 should be connected to Lora-IO2 as far as I can see. You have to have DIO1 connected in order to get CAD working.

That means that SDA and SCL should be free for I2C devices like OLED. I cannot see what's wrong with OLED as I do not have and OLED device connected to the T_Beam. But with the SDA and SCL devices connected it should work

And be careful, the gateway will post the data of its internal sensors as a LoRa node on the MQTT on the server. So you need fo fill out _NWKSKEY and _APPSKEY and _DEVADDR in the configNode.h file.

Furthermore, I did encode all sensor data according to the lcode document. If you do not want that encoding but have a raw output of the server instead, you should change the code.

Maarten

Seeelefant commented 4 years ago

Hi Maarten, finally...LED is working, the secret is the initialization of the AXP192:

#include <axp20x.h>

AXP20X_Class pmu;
void AXP192_power(bool on) {
  if (on) {
    pmu.setPowerOutPut(AXP192_LDO2, AXP202_ON);  // Lora on T-Beam V1.0
    pmu.setPowerOutPut(AXP192_LDO3, AXP202_ON);  // Gps on T-Beam V1.0
    pmu.setPowerOutPut(AXP192_DCDC1, AXP202_ON); // OLED on T-Beam v1.0
    // pmu.setChgLEDMode(AXP20X_LED_LOW_LEVEL);
    pmu.setChgLEDMode(AXP20X_LED_BLINK_1HZ);
  } else {
    pmu.setChgLEDMode(AXP20X_LED_OFF);
    pmu.setPowerOutPut(AXP192_DCDC1, AXP202_OFF);
    pmu.setPowerOutPut(AXP192_LDO3, AXP202_OFF);
    pmu.setPowerOutPut(AXP192_LDO2, AXP202_OFF);
  }
}
void AXP192_init() {      
    Wire.begin(21, 22);
    if (pmu.begin(Wire, AXP192_SLAVE_ADDRESS))  {
      Serial.println("AXP192 PMU initialization failed");
    }
    else {
Serial.println("Initialzation...");
      // configure AXP192
      pmu.setDCDC1Voltage(3500);              // for external OLED display
      pmu.setTimeOutShutdown(false);          // no automatic shutdown
      pmu.setTSmode(AXP_TS_PIN_MODE_DISABLE); // TS pin mode off to save power

      // switch ADCs on
      pmu.adc1Enable(AXP202_BATT_VOL_ADC1, true);
      pmu.adc1Enable(AXP202_BATT_CUR_ADC1, true);
      pmu.adc1Enable(AXP202_VBUS_VOL_ADC1, true);
      pmu.adc1Enable(AXP202_VBUS_CUR_ADC1, true);

      // switch power rails on
      AXP192_power(true);

      Serial.println("AXP192 PMU initialized");
    }
}

followed by

AXP192_init();
AXP192_power(true);

in the init section.

Seeelefant commented 4 years ago

Hi Maarten, just FYI:

Pins T_BEAM(AXP192) T_BEAM_V07
LORA_SCK 5 5
LORA_MISO 19 19
LORA_MOSI 27 27
LORA_SS 18 18
LORA_DI0 26 26
LORA_RST 23 23
GPS_RX_PIN 34 12
GPS_TX_PIN 12 15
I2C_SDA 21 21
I2C_SCL 22 22
PMU_IRQ 35 N/A
USER BUTTON 38 39
GPS_PPS 37 N/A
Modules T_BEAM_V10 T_BEAM_V07
GPS LDO3 No support
LORA LDO2 No support
OLED DCDC1 No support

Best Wolfgang

platenspeler commented 4 years ago

Assuming you still have problems with resolveHost. What are the hostnames you are trying to resolve? See configGway.h file and configNode.h. The _THINGSERVER should be undefined if you are not using a second server.

define NTP_TIMESERVER "nl.pool.ntp.org" // Country and region specific

define _TTNSERVER "router.eu.thethings.network"

// #define _THINGSERVER "your 2nd server"

I did rewrite significant parts of the code so the standard code should work beter now.

Seeelefant commented 4 years ago

Thank you Maarten, I will give it a try this weekend. Best --Wolfgang

platenspeler commented 4 years ago

Status update?

Seeelefant commented 4 years ago

Hi Maarten, now I am able to connect image

What´s currently missing in the current code is the initialization via the AXP192 module and the compile problem for the WIFIMANAGER. Shall I separate this from the message?

Best Wolfgang

platenspeler commented 4 years ago

Please separate these issues! Thanks for the feedback.

Maarten