Anyway to adapt the Grove SCD30 (CO2) to the Sensor Builder with the datalogger

Hi,

I’ve got everything connected and I was hoping it would be more plug and play :).

Has anyone adapt the SCD30 (40,000ppm) to the SenseCAP S2110 Sensor Builder connected to the SenseCAP LoRaWAN Data Logger. I was able to get everything connected but not sure just how hard it will me to program/map to the SCD30. When I bought it I assumed it would work out of the box with any grove sensor and that I could configure it using the Sensecraft App. It will work with the SCD41. (Already have one of those)/

Any help is appreciated.

I am using them to monitor CO2, T and RH inside some beehives. Last year I trialed the SenseCap 10,000ppm Lorawan sensor successfully. I need a higher range. I do have a O2 sensor coming that should be more plug and play. I am doing research on northern climate Honey Bee behaviours. Here is my current hive dashboard. I just got my weather station going. I had to use ChatGPT to create the decoder code in DataCake.
https://app.datacake.de/dashboard/d/b7ddc398-1579-4ee5-8e9a-c5fde78edcb6

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The SCD30 is not officially supported by the SenseCAP app for automatic configuration like the SCD41. However, it is possible to get it working by manually programming the necessary commands.
You’ll need to configure a custom decoder within the SenseCAP portal for the specific data you want to capture (CO2, temperature, and relative humidity).

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I got this instruction, may help you.
If available, please give me more details or hurdles while connecting the sensor to this data logger.

I got some Seeed looking into it… so stand by

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That would be great!!

Seeed so far didn’t support SCD30 sensor. Shoule build new sensor library and register corresponding paramater modbus address.
Here is the wiki may help you:Adding more Grove modules into the Builder | Seeed Studio Wiki
The github source code here for you:GitHub - Seeed-Studio/Seeed_Arduino_S2110: Source code for SenseCAP S2110 Grove to MODBUS RS485 Converter. An open-source tool to build LoRaWAN sensors

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