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loop/SARA_send_data_v2.py

@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ def blink_led(pin, blink_count, delay=1):
 
         finally:
             GPIO.output(pin, GPIO.LOW)  # Ensure LED is off
-            print(f"LED on GPIO {pin} turned OFF (cleanup avoided)")
+            #print(f"LED on GPIO {pin} turned OFF (cleanup avoided)")
 
 #get config data from SQLite table
 def load_config_sqlite():
@@ -652,17 +652,17 @@ try:
                          
     '''
     print('<h3>START LOOP</h3>')
-    print(f'Modem version: {modem_version}')
+    #print(f'Modem version: {modem_version}')
 
     #Local timestamp
     #ATTENTION:
         # -> RTC module can be deconnected ""
         # -> RTC module can be out of time like "2000-01-01T00:55:21Z"
-    print("➡️Getting local timestamp")
     cursor.execute("SELECT * FROM timestamp_table LIMIT 1")
     row = cursor.fetchone()  # Get the first (and only) row
     rtc_time_str = row[1]  # '2025-02-07 12:30:45' ou '2000-01-01 00:55:21' ou 'not connected'
-    print(rtc_time_str)
+    print(f"➡️Getting local timestamp: {rtc_time_str}")
+
 
     if rtc_time_str == 'not connected':
         print("⛔ Atttention RTC module not connected⛔")
@@ -676,14 +676,14 @@ try:
             print("⛔ Attention: RTC has been reset to default date ⛔")
             rtc_status = "reset"
         else:
-            print("✅ RTC timestamp is valid")
+            #print("✅ RTC timestamp is valid")
             rtc_status = "valid"
 
         # Always convert to InfluxDB format
         # Convert to InfluxDB RFC3339 format with UTC 'Z' suffix
         influx_timestamp = dt_object.strftime('%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ')
         rtc_status = "valid"
-        print(influx_timestamp)
+        #print(influx_timestamp)
 
     #NEXTPM
     # We take the last measures (order by rowid and not by timestamp)
@@ -826,21 +826,22 @@ try:
         else:
             print("No data available in the database.")
 
-    print("Verify SARA R4 connection")
+    #print("Verify SARA connection (AT)")
     
-    # Getting the LTE Signal
-    print("➡️Getting LTE signal")
+    # Getting the LTE Signal (AT+CSQ)
+    print("➡️Getting SARA LTE signal")
+
     command = f'AT+CSQ\r'
     ser_sara.write((command + '\r').encode('utf-8'))
     response2 = read_complete_response(ser_sara, wait_for_lines=["OK", "ERROR", "+CME ERROR","Socket:bind"])
+    
     print('<p class="text-danger-emphasis">')
     print(response2)
     print("</p>", end="")
 
-
     #Here it's possible that the SARA do not repond at all or send a error message
-    #-> TO DO : harware reboot
     #-> send notification
+    #-> hardware reboot
     #-> end loop, no need to continue
 
     #1. No answer at all form SARA
@@ -851,6 +852,12 @@ try:
 
         #Send notification (WIFI)
         send_error_notification(device_id, "SERIAL ISSUE ->no answer from sara")
+        #Hardware Reboot
+        hardware_reboot_success = modem_hardware_reboot()
+        if hardware_reboot_success:
+            print("✅Modem successfully rebooted and reinitialized")
+        else:
+            print("⛔There were issues with the modem reboot/reinitialize process")
     
         #end loop
         sys.exit()
@@ -874,7 +881,7 @@ try:
         print("<hr>")
         #Send notification (WIFI)
         send_error_notification(device_id, "SERIAL ISSUE -> Treck TCP/IP stack error")
-        #Software Reboot
+        #hardware reboot
         hardware_reboot_success = modem_hardware_reboot()
         if hardware_reboot_success:
             print("✅Modem successfully rebooted and reinitialized")
@@ -932,7 +939,7 @@ try:
     print("Open JSON:")
     command = f'AT+UDWNFILE="sensordata_csv.json",{size_of_string}\r'
     ser_sara.write(command.encode('utf-8'))
-    response_SARA_1 = read_complete_response(ser_sara, wait_for_lines=[">"], debug=True)
+    response_SARA_1 = read_complete_response(ser_sara, wait_for_lines=[">"], debug=False)
     print('<p class="text-danger-emphasis">')
     print(response_SARA_1)
     print("</p>", end="")
@@ -942,10 +949,8 @@ try:
     #2. Write to shell
     print("Write data to memory:")
     ser_sara.write(csv_string.encode())
-    response_SARA_2 = read_complete_response(ser_sara, wait_for_lines=["OK"], debug=True)
-    print('<p class="text-danger-emphasis">')
-    print(response_SARA_2)
-    print("</p>", end="")
+    response_SARA_2 = read_complete_response(ser_sara, wait_for_lines=["OK"], debug=False)
+    print(f'<p class="text-danger-emphasis">{response_SARA_2.strip()}</p>', end="")
 
     #3. Send to endpoint (with device ID)
     print("Send data (POST REQUEST):")