7.2. Problems in the temperature sensor module
The receiver receives signals from sensors, but fails to registrate signals from one
sensor in particular.
Potential problems:
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Batteries are missing or are at a low charging level
E
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Reversed polarity of the sensor's batteries
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The sensor's location is outside of the receiver's reception range
N
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Damage to the sensor (by corroded battery contacts,
moisture or battery leakage)
G
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Problems in the radio signal communication
L
Suggested solutions:
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Insert fully charged batteries in the sensor and repeat the
I
communication test (please check the polarisation of the
S
batteries before inserting!!)
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Check the battery contacts and remove all corrosion and
H
moisture effects.
7.3. Radio signal transfer problems
The receiver system is missing signals from one or more sensors, or only
receiving a limited number of signals.
Potential problems:
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Walls or ceilings between sensor and receiver may contain
metallic constructions.
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Sensors and/or receiver may be located on a metallic surface
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Sensor or receiver are situated in locations with high humidity
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Windows between sensor and receiver may contain several
layers of glass or shielding materials or may be covered by
humid moisture.
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Other 433MHz systems may be working within the 20m
operating range
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Interference or jamming signals from radio or TV transmitters
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Electronic or electrical equipment (eg. computer equipment or
magnetrons), operating within the 2-5m operating range
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Low power level of the sensor's batteries (see 2)
Suggested solutions:
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Modify the locations of the sensor and/or the receiver
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Remove the interfering equipment
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