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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ranjib" data-source="post: 3521209" data-attributes="member: 67835">Following are the screen shots of the reef-pi UI (user interface). It is a single page web application. The very first tab represents summary infomation of the tank & controller. Things like since how long the tank is running, tank temperature. Controller information (IP, CPU temperature etc)[ATTACH=full]476746[/ATTACH] The second tab represents electronics. Things like outlets AC 110V electrical sockets (for return pump, power head, heater etc) , BNC connectors (for probes), 3.5 mm female audio jacks (for kessil)  are configure here.[ATTACH=full]476747[/ATTACH] The third tab represents equipments. Individual equipments are configured here. Like heater is connected to AC110 V  etc.  Once added, equipments can be on/off from this tab, PWM based devices (DC pump, LED light ) intensity can be controlled here as well, on-demand.[ATTACH=full]476748[/ATTACH] The fourth tab, is used to create Jobs. which are periodic or scheduled tasks. This tab allows selecting an equipment and controlling them in automated fashion. For example, I use a job to turn on the LED bulb (ABI 12W Tuna blue) at 8 AM and another job to turn off at 4 PM. For PWM based devices you can specify the intensity as well. Another use case will be to control multi channel, non-dimmable lights. You can use this to create a poor man's wave maker as well (like control 2 hydor power head, alternatively turning them on-off after every 1 min).[ATTACH=full]476749[/ATTACH] The last tab is for lighting. Currently it allows selecting a PWM equipment (like LED lights) and specifying its intensity after every 2 hours interval. I use two of settings to control Kessil A360 intensity and spectrum. This creates the dusk to dawn effect.[ATTACH=full]476750[/ATTACH] This is the very basic functionality from user interface perspective. I'll add another post on how to install the software and configure it inside raspberry pi. Stay tuned, and thanks for reading <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> . All feedback are welcome</blockquote>

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