[Holly Johnson]

Yessir, thank you. (with two dashes in front of the word “version”)

[Holly Johnson]

Hi Joel,

This is a mis-write. It means to explain that while LoRaWAN covers up to 5 km in Urban areas, and up to 15 km in rural areas, it also offers strong indoor penetration. Thanks for catching that. It’ll be fixed on the website shortly.

Holly Johnson

[Holly Johnson]

I was just about to email the programmers for the survey software we use to figure out why you would be having this error. I’m glad to hear that at least this time it worked. Keep me posted for further issues.

-Holly Johnson

[Holly Johnson]

Yes. It’s corrected. Thanks Leo!

[Holly Johnson]

You are correct. Thank you Leo. It’s been taken care of.

 

[Holly Johnson]

Hi Leo,

I fixed the typo listed above. Thanks.

[Holly Johnson]

Hi Leo,

The typo you listed has been edited, thanks for catching that! And the note to direct the users to the cards from the Proxmark box has been enhanced. Thanks.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Holly Johnson.

[Holly Johnson]

Hello,

These edits have been made, including the turning of the ultrasonic sensor to face away from the circuit. Thanks Leo!

[Holly Johnson]

This content has been closely examined and edited and is now complete. Thanks Leo for bring it to our attention!

[Holly Johnson]

Hi Patrick,

I would like to discuss this a little further. I’ll send you an email shortly.

v/r

Holly Johnson

[Holly Johnson]

Hi Leo, Plenty of things to address here. Thank you for bringing these things to our attention.

1. I changed the link in the Intro to Circuits Topic to open in a separate tab. It seems to have helped on my end, please confirm if that has been fixed on yours.
2. The image should show that the black (dark grey) wire connects the bottom leg of the LED to the far right power rail. The far right power rail connects to ground on the power supply that is connected to the top of the breadboard.
3. The slide that has the wires on them is redundant; you are correct. I’ve removed it.
4. Regarding the “LED of choice,” you make an excellent point. Being consistent is one of our biggest goals in this phase. I’ve changed the instruction.
5. Finally, you are right about the book being a little outdated. After extensive research, this was the textbook that aligned most with the content of BISKit. Unfortunately the 2016 is so far the most current version of the book. And yes, it caps out at RPi 3 Model. I believe it is mentioned somewhere in Lab 1. The website is more likely to have the most accurate information. As far as our instruction goes, we strive to have the most up-to-date and accurate information. As for this specific detail, I would want to verify that every RPi we purchased has the switching regulator before I edit any informational details on the website. I believe it would be safer across the board to assume that 3v3 supplies at least 50 mA.

[Holly Johnson]

Hi Robert,

I’ll go ahead and mark your survey as complete and open Lab 5 to you. Sorry for the issues on our website.

[Holly Johnson]

Hi Robert,

Can you explain any error messages, or take any pictures of what you see when you try to complete the survey?

Thanks,

Holly Johnson

[Holly Johnson]

Robert,

I’m looking into this. Sorry for the issue. I’ll let you know when I have it resolved.

[Holly Johnson]

Hi Carlos,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The correct PDF has been uploaded.

Holly Johnson

 

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