Oh got it.. probably..No i meant his unit looks like it should be able to do this on it's own without reef-pi
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Oh got it.. probably..No i meant his unit looks like it should be able to do this on it's own without reef-pi
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When you say reload again, do you mean it works when you reload ? Or it still does not work. The network/subnet etc looks ok to me. If the reload works, it means you have to just add a line in systems unit file to make sure reef-pi waits till network is up.
When I hit reload, everything appears to be functioning as I click on it. Is there a different way to ensure all services are running? I wait until the reef-pi app is up before adding the driver. The reef-pi was running over 24 hours today when I tried to add the driver...still same error.When you say reload again, do you mean it works when you reload ? Or it still does not work. The network/subnet etc looks ok to me. If the reload works, it means you have to just add a line in systems unit file to make sure reef-pi waits till network is up.
Yes I can but that means that ac needs to operate whole day. I want to be abble to set it that it turns on when temp rises to set number.now I recive email from pi that room temp is 27 and then I turn ac on with iphone app.. I want that this is done automaticaly. with digital thermostate I would set it to 27 on and at 24 off..hope I am making sense..That schematic says the unit has a room temperature sensor and a display unit with a bunch of wires going to it, are you sure that you cannot set the temperature there?
If you are using the TPLink-Smarthome-API there is a known TCP Timeout error related to the API.If you are not able to telnet on that ip/port then it’s likely not reef-pi issue.
Hello all!
I've ordered Micheal Lane's reef-pi goby hat and pH probe module. I still need to order a pH probe. Are there any recommendations which pH probes work best? Or are all the probes basically the same and it doesnt matter?
Also I would like to add an Arduino with TFT display and have it display the temperature and pH values continuously. Is it possible to have the raspberry pi run a simple program in the background that transmits the temp and pH values through I2C to the arduino while reef-pi is running?
Thanks!
Thanks for the info, how do I know if I am using it? The only thing that I have tried is the reef-pi and HomeSeer. HomeSeer and the native Kasa app worked perfectly.If you are using the TPLink-Smarthome-API there is a known TCP Timeout error related to the API.
@Ranjib would be able to answer whether Reef-Pi utilizes the API or not...Thanks for the info, how do I know if I am using it? The only thing that I have tried is the reef-pi and HomeSeer. HomeSeer and the native Kasa app worked perfectly.
The time out concern may be related, I get the fail to add message after about 2 seconds when I try and load the driver. The error says failed to dial....l perceive that to mean that it cannot make the call to the device, which is why I think it exists on the reefpi side.
Here is the probe I am currently running on my pi. Works great with the Goby and ML’s ph boardHello all!
I've ordered Micheal Lane's reef-pi goby hat and pH probe module. I still need to order a pH probe. Are there any recommendations which pH probes work best? Or are all the probes basically the same and it doesnt matter?
Also I would like to add an Arduino with TFT display and have it display the temperature and pH values continuously. Is it possible to have the raspberry pi run a simple program in the background that transmits the temp and pH values through I2C to the arduino while reef-pi is running?
Thanks!
I posted in my thread, it turned out to be that raspberry pi wifi was the issue. After I placed the raspberry on ethernet, it worked perfectly.
we are not using that API. All reef-pi drivers are written in go, and from scratch, without any external dependency. We do have 2 second timeout for kasa drivers: https://github.com/reef-pi/drivers/blob/master/tplink/connection.go#L13Thanks for the info, how do I know if I am using it? The only thing that I have tried is the reef-pi and HomeSeer. HomeSeer and the native Kasa app worked perfectly.
The time out concern may be related, I get the fail to add message after about 2 seconds when I try and load the driver. The error says failed to dial....l perceive that to mean that it cannot make the call to the device, which is why I think it exists on the reefpi side.