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I will primarily be talking about specific actions to take, as well as puzzle solutions then a step by step process. However I will be doing my best not to spoil things in advance and just give directions to locations where the story will continue Perhaps PurpleAir could use a persistent login cookie or something to enable users to stay logged in across browser sessions.This game is very good at hinting you towards mechanics and telling you what is necessary without handholding you through everything, but this will summarise it for you in case you may have missed the cues.

However, closing and reopening the browser logs me out of PurpleAir. This actually wouldn’t be so bad if I could stay logged in. The only way I can view my indoor sensor on the map is by logging in using my Google account. Either “read_key=” doesn’t work or I am not understanding how it is intended to be used. This had no effect in fact, all the parameters beginning with “?” disappeared from the URL in the browser’s address bar. I tried editing the URL to change “key=” to “read_key=”. (I also have an outdoor sensor that is public the map does show that.)

This link goes to the correct location on the map, but it doesn’t show my private sensor.

#INBETWEEN LAND KEY DISAPPEARS REGISTRATION#

The link that I was sent during registration contains “key=”. This information appears as if it might be useful, but I haven’t been able to get the “read_key=” method to work for accessing a private sensor. Learn more information here: Map Start-up Guide Learn more information here: Troubleshooting Sensor Not Receiving Power Learn more information here: Settings a Sensor’s Location You can create a Google account with a different email address by going to the Google account creation page and choosing “Use my current email address instead.”

#INBETWEEN LAND KEY DISAPPEARS HOW TO#

Learn how to associate your email address to a Google account here: Sign in to your Google Account with another email address - Computer - Google Account Help You will also need to ensure that the “show my sensors” checkbox is enabled to view your private sensors. No account is created in this process.Ĭurrently, only Google-associated email addresses are supported for this feature. On the PurpleAir map, there is an option at the top to “Login.” Your private sensors will be visible on the map if you log in with the same email address used as the Owner’s Email on the registration form. The example URL below will only display three sensors on the map, and hide all other sensors. Any sensors that have these read keys will be shown on the map, even if they are private. Sensor read keys are placed after “key=”. If “show=” is used, only sensors with the specified sensor indexes will be shown, and all other sensors will be hidden. The sensor index that follows will be selected. Only one sensor index can be placed after “select=”. Parameters you can use are “select=”, “show=”, and “key=”. You can separate items with a pipe ‘|’ symbol. Multiple sensor indexes and read keys can be added to custom a URL to customize it to your liking. The second link is found titled “View on the PurpleAir map:” under “Useful links:” The first link is hyperlinked to the text “visible on the map” near the top of the email. This email will contain links to view your private sensor on the PurpleAir map. Custom LinkĪfter registering a PurpleAir sensor, a registration confirmation email will be sent to the associated and owner’s emails used on the registration form. To view a private sensor, you will need to use a custom link or log in to the PurpleAir map. If the sensor is registered as private, it can not immediately be seen on the PurpleAir map. You can also use the methods mentioned below to view it. If the sensor is registered as public, you can visit the PurpleAir map and find the location it was registered at.

Once your sensor has been registered and configured to WiFi, it will appear on the PurpleAir map.

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