The .bin file generated after compiling should work. You don't need cmake for Arduino.

For Arduino, you have to first build and flash your sketch onto the device. Once you provision your device, it will be visible in the Rainmaker app and dashboard. Then, you can make changes to your sketch and recompile it. After you've finished compiling the new sketch, a ".bin" file will get genera...

Hi, I am having the same issue. I have Arduino IDE 2.0.4, and am running on an ESP32 Wrover-IE. My Arduino board choice is ESP32 Dev Module, so I can change the flash size to 8Mb to fit my board. I am obviously using the Rainmaker partition, and am trying to get the basic RmakerSwitch example code ...

While creating your custom parameter, you need to add the PROP_FLAG_TIME_SERIES flag. You can refer this page https://docs.espressif.com/projects/ard ... -param-api

Hi,
On the website https://rainmaker.espressif.com/docs/st ... types.html, it is mentioned that the minimum value of fan speed should be 0, but you have assigned it as 1. I am unsure if that is causing an issue. Can you upload your sketch here ?

This seems to be a different issue. From my understanding, you are not parsing the stream data correctly. In the first code shown below, Serial.print("Water level: "); Serial.print(WaterLevel); Serial.println(" cm"); you are sending the stream in the following format "Water level: 23 cm\n" However, ...

From your serial logs 15:20:48.516 -> Sending Sensor's Data 15:20:48.516 -> 0.00 15:20:48.516 -> 2.140.00 15:20:48.516 -> 14100.00 15:20:48.516 -> 915.560.00 15:20:48.516 -> 23.810.00 15:20:48.516 -> 250.00 you can see that the strings "er Level", "pH", "EC" etc. are not printed while in the precedi...

1. Do you repeatedly get this error "E (6309) esp_rmaker_param: Current time not yet available. Cannot report time series data." ? 2. Please check the value of `gpio_reset` in the sketch. On my esp32c3 devkit board, the boot button is used through pin 9. You might run in an infinite loop if the valu...

Please attach any error logs you see on the Serial Monitor. Also, can you try building the sketch using ESP32-Arduino 2.0.6 from the Boards manager and check if the issue still persists?

Can you specify the version of ESP32-Arduino you are using? You can also refer the steps mentioned here https://blog.espressif.com/esp-rainmake ... 1474526172