Thanks Man!
Logically it looked like it should do, but I was wanting to see if anyone else had tried it out.
Logically it looked like it should do, but I was wanting to see if anyone else had tried it out.
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Anything that emits digital output (1/0) will work, including this one (you can see the digital read code in arduino example). I dont know if its appropriate to use in saltwater environment though. But from reef-pi's perspective, this is kosher
Hey guys
I really like the new look of the UI. It's coming together in a big way.
On another note, it looks like my photoelectric liquid level sensor (FS IR02) has failed on me so I was lookin at the local vendors that sell this stuff here and I saw that they had this :-
https://www.netram.co.za/3362-gravity-non-contact-liquid-level-sensor.html
Does anyone know if it will work with Reef-Pi? I really like the idea that it's not in contact with the water. Would be great to just stick on the outside of the sump.
Thanks in advance guys.
I have seen this. I have couple of single outlet variant like this. I think these are bit more costly compared to the American dj sr p8, but they are good for high current workload .@Ranjib
JFYI, I just stumbled across this relay, not sure if you're already familiar with it. Seems like it could be used in reef-pi builds.
https://dlidirect.com/products/iot-power-relay
I think dfrobot has dropped price as well (strange given all the trade war going) .I just ordered a few from ebay, less than $5. Skipping the dfrobot board, but it looks like it is just a few capacitors.
I'll try them out when they get here in a month.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/192225891215
A float switch acts like a digital input device. i.e it can either be on or off. Temperature sensors, ph sensors are examples of analogs inputs (i.e. their value can be anything within a range).@Ranjib,. Just fyi, for my ato have a simple float switch. Nothing digital.
so finally my PCB's arrived (not from JLC...). Will test them tomorrow Oven is upgraded and working, solder paste dispenser is working but needs tuning
Finally got PCBs from PCBWAY.
JLC... claimed to have shipped PCB's with stencil but have no proof and stencil package couldn't have included PCB's as they claim. Trying to get my money back from JLC.... but they refuse :mad:
PCBWAY hat more questions (correctly), but delivered as promised. Next step to a reef
your reef-pi web address is wrong, it should be http://192.168.1.14
Thank you for considering reef-pi and a warm welcome to reef2reef. You'll love it here.Ranjib .
I just wanted to thank you for all your hard work !
Your project has inspired me to build the reef-pi myself.
Currently it is setup to control temperature and time my equipment.
I wish to build the PH circuit next, am I correct in stating that currently the atlas probe is the only one supported by reef-pi ?
Is it possible to setup control for this monitor aswell ? To dose ph up and down ?
All the best.
Dan.
Glad to hear you are slowly making progress in sourcing these pcbsso finally my PCB's arrived (not from JLC...). Will test them tomorrow Oven is upgraded and working, solder paste dispenser is working but needs tuning
Finally got PCBs from PCBWAY.
JLC... claimed to have shipped PCB's with stencil but have no proof and stencil package couldn't have included PCB's as they claim. Trying to get my money back from JLC.... but they refuse :mad:
PCBWAY hat more questions (correctly), but delivered as promised. Next step to a reef
So you have two reef-pi controllers?Do not understand one RPI is working and the second one can not connect? one IP 192.168.1.13 working and second is 192.168.1.14 is not connect