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Achim from AirGradient here. I fully understand your frustration. Maybe a bit of background information to put this into perspective. Until around a year ago,
by ahaucnx 2y ago
Achim from AirGradient here. I fully understand your frustration.
Maybe a bit of background information to put this into perspective.
Until around a year ago, the open-source DIY kits where a seperate 'side project' as we focused on our (now retired) closed source air quality monitors.
However last year we decided to go fully open-source hardware and started to merge the closed source features into the open-source firmware. Because we needed a much better code base, a complete re-write was required (also supporting two different MCUs).
So the last 6 months was really a transition period and things were a bit messy but I believe we have a much better onboarding and instructions [1] now available on the website and are continuing to work on it.
[1] https://www.airgradient.com/documentation/ https://www.airgradient.com/documentation/
- mtlynch 2y agoHi Achim, thanks for the response! Would it be possible for you to document somewhere how to flash from source? The website currently kind of explains it under "Flashing Of The AirGradient Firmware," but step two is to flash the "ONE_V9.ino" file, but there's no explanation of where to get that file. I know it used to exist on AirGradient's Github[0], but now I don't see it anywhere after the v3 rewrite. [0] https://github.com/airgradienthq/arduino/blob/2.4.15/examples/ONE_V9/ONE_V9.ino https://github.com/airgradienthq/arduino/blob/2.4.15/example...
- ahaucnx 2y agoIt's now called "OneOpenAir.ino". We are still in the process to update the help files.