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Pin 7 is allocated on the pcb as for an LED. Another option is to use that circuit for selective fan control to stir the air before making a dust sensor reading. ie we could digtialWrite(FAN_PIN, HIGH); a few seconds before taking a reading.
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I managed to squidge one of these in:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5V-Cooler-Brushless-Micro-DC-Fan-25-10mm-Mini-Cooling-Computer-Laptop-Fan-Black-/252053118110?hash=item3aaf895c9e
Not sure it made much difference, but at the time I was getting no readings at all. I since turned up the sensitivity of the smoke sensor and managed to get something that looked like a reading.
It was a tight squeeze, I seem to remember repositioning the dht22 a little lower to make it all fit.
I have no idea where the sensor is at the moment. I moved house a couple of weeks ago and still have loads left to unpack
Pin 7 is allocated on the pcb as for an LED. Another option is to use that circuit for selective fan control to stir the air before making a dust sensor reading. ie we could digtialWrite(FAN_PIN, HIGH); a few seconds before taking a reading.
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