A friend of mine (Guido Van Lierde) has had a PM sensor since mid 2018, at which time the registration was done by Luftdaten directly… No portal existed for registration before mid 2019 (I know, I was there when it became available…) Since then, Guido never had access to his registration data, nor the need to modify this data.
Now his sensor has been renewed by me, using the old (a bit corroded) ESP8266, just to keep his CHIP-id and API id’s, and to keep his old data in line with the new data. All the other components are brand new, and a BME280 replaced the old DHT22, so correction of the registration data is necessary.
Can you give me access to Guido’s registration data on my account (Rik Drabs) on the portal?
(In practice: Adding his sensor to my list of sensors)
Guido’s sensor has CHIP-id 13723281 and API-id’s 13895 & 13896.
The API-id’s should remain the same!!
The renewed sensor of Guido will be one of 200 mostly new sensors I’m installing in Dilbeek, Belgium, in a local clean air project. This network will be active and measuring during school year 2025/2026, and will also be measuring air quality in the 20 local schools, with a local display (my own design) showing real-time results to students and parents.
I published the firmware source of this display on Github in the beginning of this year. Thanks to all folks at sensor.community and to P.J. who showed me the idea with his PM Clock, for the display’s web interface code, which was derived from the web interface code of the PM sensor, with the same “look and feel”.
A better user manual of the display’s hardware and firmware is in the making.
For the PM measuring network we have chosen the SDS011 and BME280 sensors, instead of the old combination SDS011 and DHT22, so Guido’s renewed sensor needs reconfiguration on the portal. In the schools we also use the SEN55 sensor, together with two SDS011 sensors, of which one is temperature compensated to lower the relative humidity, so measurements can be more accurate.