Jonathan Troutt
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I Dont remember lite being attached to the raspian i downloaded but i guess the only way to find out is to try huh!
reef-pi :: An opensource reef tank controller based on Raspberry Pi.
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Which version of reef-pi? Check if it’s not being used already
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Have not checked nitrate and phosphates for ages. Yes, aquavitro fuel .
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My first 3d printed enclosure. Almost half the size of my past enclosures. The modeling took almost 4 hours (still learning), and the lid is not designed yet . Still happy with it 
Ryan115
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Aren't 3D printers great! Nice job.My first 3d printed enclosure. Almost half the size of my past enclosures. The modeling took almost 4 hours (still learning), and the lid is not designed yet . Still happy with it
I have been meaning to post some images of the case I printed for mine.
One thing I did implement on it was a removable panel that all of the connectors go through. With that, if I ever need to change the connector layout, it is a quick print without having do re-do the entire case.
The panel has thin edges that sit in a grove in the sides of the case.
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They are awesome. With the printer being so great now it’s the modeling part that will have a long learning curve
.It will be awesome if you can thibgiverse your designs
. I’ll start publishing mine ones soon ..
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I know @sfgabe is using it with home assistant
janos
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Hi to all,running my Reef Pi for ~2 year long no problem with but i think it is time to build a new.Like to have PH ORP and if it is possible a better Temp sensor.My sensor have 1.6 F different from any another sensor.So never know for sure what is the real temp.Would be very expensive to buy lab grade sensor to show the real temp.Any comprehensive tread or build i could go to read.? Thank you
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Hmm, was about to ask the same question.
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I have not tested orp yet. Then reef-pi ph board should support orp as it is, but we don’t have done any UI work till now , so you have to configure it as ph probe . The temperature subsystem will support calibration soon, and that should address your temperature accuracy issues. I am happy to hear that it has given you some value for two years
Jonathan Troutt
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Well i think i have a bug. Ive experienced this a couple times. I noticed today that my lights were not changing in intensity. Not sure when it started everything else is working fine. So i test to make sure the pca was getting signal from pi. It was.
Well maybe my pca9685 is bad put a new one on still nothing. Well let me go delete it and re add it. Well i forgot to delete the jacks before deleting the driver.
The picture is what i get now under the connectors tab. Cannot get past it unless i delete database and start over. Ideas?
Well i think i have a bug. Ive experienced this a couple times. I noticed today that my lights were not changing in intensity. Not sure when it started everything else is working fine. So i test to make sure the pca was getting signal from pi. It was.
Well maybe my pca9685 is bad put a new one on still nothing. Well let me go delete it and re add it. Well i forgot to delete the jacks before deleting the driver.
The picture is what i get now under the connectors tab. Cannot get past it unless i delete database and start over. Ideas?
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Hey guys I was hoping someone can help me with PWM stuff. I can't seem to figure out how to make it work using reef pi. Here's what I've done. I did a fresh install. Noobs 3.1.1, reef pi 2.4. I updated everything before I installed reef pi. I went into config.txt and configured the pwm by adding code into the text. I am using the raspberry and I get this code and nothing works, thanks for the help
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Can you reboot ? And if the issue persist share the logHey guys I was hoping someone can help me with PWM stuff. I can't seem to figure out how to make it work using reef pi. Here's what I've done. I did a fresh install. Noobs 3.1.1, reef pi 2.4. I updated everything before I installed reef pi. I went into config.txt and configured the pwm by adding code into the text. I am using the raspberry and I get this code and nothing works, thanks for the help
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Yes, if I understand correctly this is a bug related to missing validation, reef-pi should not allow deleting drivers without deleting the associated connectors@Ranjib
Well i think i have a bug. Ive experienced this a couple times. I noticed today that my lights were not changing in intensity. Not sure when it started everything else is working fine. So i test to make sure the pca was getting signal from pi. It was.
Well maybe my pca9685 is bad put a new one on still nothing. Well let me go delete it and re add it. Well i forgot to delete the jacks before deleting the driver.
The picture is what i get now under the connectors tab. Cannot get past it unless i delete database and start over. Ideas?
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I've rebooted a couple of times not sure on how to share the log
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