I have a 2016 emonPi running locally.
emonPi Build: emonSD-26Oct17
Now I want to use emoncms.org to log feeds.
I have inserted my API write key from emoncms.org into the local EmonHub Config, under the [emoncmsorg] section and press save.
Still, I don’t see any active input feeds at emoncms.org
What have I overlooked, or is there anything else I need to do?
The API key from my emoncms.org account is properly inserted into the EmonHUB configuration editor. Look at the picture. (Some of the keys are hidden)
Is’s look like yours.
At emoncms.org I can see old input feeds from years ago.
Seems I’ve done it right, but can’t see what’s going wrong.
Thanks @Bielefeldt, what does your emonhub log show? Click on “View log” to bring it up, it should show attempts at posting data to emoncms.org every 30s…
I couldn’t get my emonPi to send data to emoncms.org Friday d. 21-11-2019
In trying to clarify why I couldn’t get my emonPi to send data to emoncms.org, I have tried to send a data feed from an ESP8266. Not MQTT data.
I managed to send data to both my local emonPi and to emoncms.org from this ESP8266 device with DS18B20 sensor.
Now I can see that something has happened to my emoncms.org account.
Sensor data from emonPi now enters emoncms.org.
I think someone has done something to fix the problem on the account.
The fact is that it works now, and that I can set up new feeds myself.
I don’t know who helped solve the problem, but I’m happy and happy that it works.
ESP8266 device with WiFi manager and emoncms
I’ve used an instructables to set up an ESP8266 device that can send data to emonPi or emoncms.org. Using the WiFi manager, I do not need hardcode credentials, and server parameters. This is done on a webpage in the ESP8266 device, during setup.
It works really well, and has taught me a lot to implement.
On my phone that connects to a website on the ESP8266 device, I can fill in the following eight parameters: