Mechanical relaysDoes the DJ SR8 have solid state or mechanical relays?
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Mechanical relaysDoes the DJ SR8 have solid state or mechanical relays?
Mechanical. You can hear them clickingDoes the DJ SR8 have solid state or mechanical relays?
Great job mate, that looks awesome!I’ve been running reef-pi since version 0.0.6 in June of 2017 but I finally have built an enclosure for my project.
It is a “rough draft” so to speak with several issues I plan to fix. It is 3D printed and I will release the STL files once I fix the problems. The logo is credit to @MaccaPopEye !!
Decent kits are getting cheaper and cheaper by the day The Creality Ender 3 and the Geeetch A10 seem to be competing to see who can be the cheapest printer with the best features (both getting great reviews at only $200).I love that!! I want a 3d printer so bad!! lol
While filament & power costs are quite cheap, you would probably find it doesn't end up very cost effective after shipping large 3D printed boxes.Are you willing to make these for folks?
There are folks here in reef2reef who will print and ship it to you if you pay for it. Search for 3d printing thread or start a thread asking for help in diy sectionGreat job mate, that looks awesome!
Decent kits are getting cheaper and cheaper by the day The Creality Ender 3 and the Geeetch A10 seem to be competing to see who can be the cheapest printer with the best features (both getting great reviews at only $200).
While filament & power costs are quite cheap, you would probably find it doesn't end up very cost effective after shipping large 3D printed boxes.
There are plenty of online services where you can upload an STL file and they will make it and send it to you, but it's usually quite expensive, and with the price of printers these days if you want more than 2 or 3 parts you might as well just buy your own printer.
A cheaper option might be for you to see if there is anyone in your local area with a 3D printer that is happy to print out commissions, however I have found a lot of people don't like doing this as it's time consuming, it can be hard to determine a fair price and they also usually have to eat the cost of any failed prints etc.
Macro is just being introduced in 2.x by no means it is done, this is the starting of macro. I expect it to be as much work as the rest of the reef-pi combined. Pretty much all complex workflows will be based on macros. Killing inflight macro, widget for invoking macros from dashboard, enabling cluster wide macro are some of the main features even I want. I hope some of those will land in 3.0. So dont hold your breathe for 2.0 release :0), but expect some of these improvements to land post 2.0 release, slowly. I think I'll create an issue to track thisHey guys.
I've been running the latest release since it was posted and must say, all is working well.
Just a thought - I use a macro for a feed function mostly to turn the return pump off while feeding, but also to turn off systems like temp control while feeding. It works very well for me. BUT (there's always a but isn't there?) it would be nice to have a button that can cancel the macro function in the middle of it running.
And thank you for the props , I'm glad its working out for you.Hey guys.
I've been running the latest release since it was posted and must say, all is working well.
Just a thought - I use a macro for a feed function mostly to turn the return pump off while feeding, but also to turn off systems like temp control while feeding. It works very well for me. BUT (there's always a but isn't there?) it would be nice to have a button that can cancel the macro function in the middle of it running.
Glad you like the new interface. Most of the work is done by @Zekth and @Michael Lane on improving the UI and making it responsive (mobile friendly). I am blown away by their contributions. Opensource shines in presence of contributors like this.Just installed (FINALLY) REEF--PI 2X on my PI ZERO.. The user interface is much better . The ability to edit everything to me is one of the MOST Important changes. I Have been running this on my Work bench for months . This is going to be a BIG Part of the NEW Tank and SUMP UPGRADE (link below)
Will install the new Sump next Saturday and should have wiring ready for new Outlets and so on by then .
Thanks again Guys ..
ThanksGlad you like the new interface. Most of the work is done by @Zekth and @Michael Lane on improving the UI and making it responsive (mobile friendly). I am blown away by their contributions. Opensource shines in presence of contributors like this.
I'll check out your upgrade build
That's looking epic, that's a big psu, can I ask more about the lighting your using and what control you'll have over themJust finishing up the build phase of my reef-pi project. A little more wiring and tidying up and it will have temp, lights and power control. I need to order the parts to get the pH and orp monitoring installed still. I have enough room on the front of the control module for a monitor (if I decide to use one) and another board for the pwm for lights and the DC main pump in the future.
Macro is just being introduced in 2.x by no means it is done, this is the starting of macro. I expect it to be as much work as the rest of the reef-pi combined. Pretty much all complex workflows will be based on macros. Killing inflight macro, widget for invoking macros from dashboard, enabling cluster wide macro are some of the main features even I want. I hope some of those will land in 3.0. So dont hold your breathe for 2.0 release :0), but expect some of these improvements to land post 2.0 release, slowly. I think I'll create an issue to track this
I love looking at these wooden enclosures :-0)Just finishing up the build phase of my reef-pi project. A little more wiring and tidying up and it will have temp, lights and power control. I need to order the parts to get the pH and orp monitoring installed still. I have enough room on the front of the control module for a monitor (if I decide to use one) and another board for the pwm for lights and the DC main pump in the future.
Can you access the pi using ssh ? try hard refreshing your browserOOOOOoooops
I think I just jinxed my run of trouble-free Reef-Pi running
I went to check on tank temp and to run a quick top-up macro to prime my Kalkwasser Stirrer and nothing. Yip. Nothing. I can't access the Pi at all. When I do try go to the IP address of my Reef-Pi, I get nothing except the Laptop downloads a 1kb file called "download".
I can still access my other build on my Brineshrimp hatchery.
Any ideas guys?