Read the signal quality graph of a Weenat sensor

What is this graph for?

This graph allows you to check whether your Weenat sensor has been communicating properly with our servers over the past 7 days. It shows the signal quality based on the percentage of messages (frames) successfully received from the sensor.

💡 Good signal reception ensures that your data (weather, soil, etc.) is correctly recorded and displayed in the app, helping you make optimal decisions.

How to read the graph?

The graph is a histogram: one bar per day (including today).

The horizontal axis (X) represents the days.

The vertical axis (Y) indicates the percentage of frames received by Weenat.

Histogram colors

🟩 Green, Good reception: more than 80% of frames received

🟧 Orange, Average reception: between 50% and 79%

🟥 Red, Poor reception: less than 50%

What to do if the signal quality is poor?

If several days appear in red or orange, it means that we are receiving little or no data from this sensor.

Here are a few actions to consider:

1. Slightly change the sensor’s position, moving it away from obstacles such as:
   • dense hedges or trees
   • walls or buildings
   • metal structures (like a Faraday cage)
2. Add an antenna extension to improve signal range.
3. As a last resort, switch networks (e.g., from LoRa to Sigfox or 5G, depending on availability.

❓ If needed, contact Weenat support for assistance.