RRH62000 status byte

Good morning,

I am using the RRH62000 PM sensor and have noticed that, after some time, the sensor status byte changes from 0x0000 to 0x0004. According to the datasheet, this indicates that the "Fan speed is out of the set range." However, other data appear to be read correctly.

Could you please clarify what this warning might be related to?

Thank you,
Matteo

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  • Hello Matteo,

    Thanks for reaching out our Community.

    The value that the status byte is getting  as you mention it indicates that bit 2 of the status byte is set to 1.

    Which as you correctly mentioned means that the percentage for setting the speed of the fan is out of range.

    The range for controlling the fan speed is from 60 % to 100% as you can see:

    Have you maybe set another setting which is out of the range mentioned above?

    The default value set for this is 86 %.

    Also what interface are you using to communicate with the sensor.

    Since the sensor is a new product recently released we haven't published yet any official sample code, however let me attach for you an Arduino example that has been developed internally:

    Arduino_RRH62000_Example (1).zip

    Hope it helps.

    Best Regards,

    IK

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  • Hello Matteo,

    Thanks for reaching out our Community.

    The value that the status byte is getting  as you mention it indicates that bit 2 of the status byte is set to 1.

    Which as you correctly mentioned means that the percentage for setting the speed of the fan is out of range.

    The range for controlling the fan speed is from 60 % to 100% as you can see:

    Have you maybe set another setting which is out of the range mentioned above?

    The default value set for this is 86 %.

    Also what interface are you using to communicate with the sensor.

    Since the sensor is a new product recently released we haven't published yet any official sample code, however let me attach for you an Arduino example that has been developed internally:

    Arduino_RRH62000_Example (1).zip

    Hope it helps.

    Best Regards,

    IK

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