yep. I used address 69 based on your using 64 for a 40 address and my 45 address for the board. im getting a reading now that michael says is raw and just needs to be calibrated. i get a reading of -7660Is i2c enabled?
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yep. I used address 69 based on your using 64 for a 40 address and my 45 address for the board. im getting a reading now that michael says is raw and just needs to be calibrated. i get a reading of -7660Is i2c enabled?
yep. I used address 69 based on your using 64 for a 40 address and my 45 address for the board. im getting a reading now that michael says is raw and just needs to be calibrated. i get a reading of -7660
Disable the pH readings in order to calibrate. Then you can enable the pH sensor again after calibration is complete.Got mine working as well just now! initial reading around 2700.. but my calibration button isn't clickable - it's grayed out. any idea why that might be?
| 12/13/2019, 8:32:52 PM | UI | ERROR | {"error":"stats for id: '1' not found"} | HTTP 404 |
| 12/13/2019, 8:35:54 PM | UI | ERROR | 404 page not found | HTTP 404 |
Thats a normal and benign error you get when you create a new probe. It means the usage data has not been populated yet. Its an annoying thing that i want to get rid of . Soon..Ok, got the PH probe installed and registered on reef-pi but after I calibrate it it keeps giving me an error message of
and will not display in dashboard. Also don't know if it's related but when I go to the temp tab it gives me
12/13/2019, 8:32:52 PM UI ERROR {"error":"stats for id: '1' not found"} | HTTP 404
but both temp probes are registering in dashboard and giving correct temps
12/13/2019, 8:35:54 PM UI ERROR 404 page not found | HTTP 404
Edit:
Don't know exactly what I did but it's working now, thanks for all the help and definitely for reef-pi
Welcome to reef2reef :-0) . We love to see build picsyep. I used address 69 based on your using 64 for a 40 address and my 45 address for the board. im getting a reading now that michael says is raw and just needs to be calibrated. i get a reading of -7660
I need to do a built thread now that im a year into the hobby and and the tank isnt crashing all the time.Welcome to reef2reef :-0) . We love to see build pics
Not yet. You can use ph or temperature sensor to trigger macro but not ato. ATO is the only module that can be used to emulate switch/buttons. You can definitely do this via API. But im assuming you are looking for something out of the box.Is there a way to trigger a macro with some type of input, say like a momentary push button?
I believe there is an option for active high or active low when setting up the pca9685 pwm driver. That setting could cause the backwards behavior.So, I did some testing with my newest build today & I noticed something odd for manual lighting control. It may be normal, but it seemed odd to me at least.
For spectrum/intensity on Kessils, I would expect setting them at a higher number would result in a brighter light. However, it works the exact opposite...
Am I just doing something dumb, or is this the way it's designed to work? I can't think of a way I could have incorrectly wired this & still have it functioning. it works perfectly, just backwards from what I would expect.
I believe there is an option for active high or active low when setting up the pca9685 pwm driver. That setting could cause the backwards behavior.
On active high 1 percent means the squarewave is high for 1 percent of the time(dim) and at 100 is high for 100 percent of the time(bright).
Active low is the opposite a setting of 1 means the squarewave is low for 1 percent of the time(high for 99 percent so bright) and a setting of 100 means the squarewave is low for 100 percent of the time(off)
I have moved it under connector /jack in 3.0. Similar to inlets and outlets, jacks can be reverse in 3.0. I felt this is more inline with how overall reef-pi designed . It’s the same effect at the end, only the setting has been moved to a different placeThat definitely sounds like my problem, but I can't find anywhere to change the active high/low setting. All I see when I set it up is: name, type, address, & frequency. I don't get the option to set active high or low when I edit it, or when I edit a light either.
@Ranjib , am I just missing this toggle? Or is it not available in the 3.0 release?
I have thought about this and currently the answer is no. We have to extend ato control target from just equipment to Macro (similar to temperature and ph) and then it’s possible to disable /enable the primary ato using the backup sensor . Makes sense ? There may be other alternatives to this , like using some trick on the relay wiring and having a single ato instead but in thnking purely from software /controller perspectiveWith the lights, Temp, and Ph done, I started working on ATO (low) basic setup is done: using ultrasonic sensor to measure when water-level drops to activate outlet (AC1) in which ATO pump is plugged in...everything is gravy. Now, the ultrasonic sensor is on the outside of the sump, against the glass so it should require no maintenance. That being said, ol "Murphy" is always out to get ya so I wanted to have a backup in a form of another (optical or float) sensor to measure HIGH water-level, in case ATO pump gets stuck ON or the LOW-level sensor fails and tells ATO pump to turn on.
I tried creating another ATO (High), polling a second sensor which will be mounted at the HIGH water level mark, set to it to control AC1, turned on alert and disable on alert. That seemed to work, until the LOW-level sensor ran it's check and it turned AC1 back on. This tug of war continues back and forth as each of the two sensors is polled.
So, obviously that is not a correct way of doing it. Is it possible to completely disable AC1 on HIGH level alert until manually reactivated? Or is there another (better?) way to set up low-level ON and high-level OFF checks?
I hope that makes sense lol.