Not difficult at all. What color you prefer? I am horrible at UI/UX designs.. hence I always try to get the simple things out first, and then take lots of feedback to improve it.
Right , thats expected. As I mentioned, reef-pi assumes the relay is normally closed. So, setting 0 means switch off, and 1 means switch on. Were you expecting different behavior?The NO/NC option could work, however I think for it to be really useful it would need to be on a per outlet basis, but understandable if that is a major task.
However, I still am not sure that that would resolve the issue. As I am seeing it on my system, if an outlet is set to off in the timer the pin is set to 0.
If it is switched off (the button would say off after being clicked) the pin is set to 1.
It seems like the offs are opposite of each other. Timer off is 0, equipment off is 1
If this is the case, then its a bug.! really bad bug and have to be fixed as soon as possible. ..
Would this also explain why I am having the issue, I previously described with the temperature control?
I was wondering about that too. I currently have my temp settings at 77 & 79. Current tank temp is 79.1 and heater still has power applied to it.
hahaha, thanks. something my wife drew when she was bored.
That is awesome!
Hey, I have not cut a release yet.. I 'll be doing some more development before cutting the next release... I'll let you all know
), then you dont need any release, you can pretty much install it as and when its available in the repo
Oh, yea...that whole reading the instructions thing.
I'll see if I can find a way to publish nightly builds, most popular software does that..Thanks man! I'm using reef-pi for sure. I don't have your talent for coding. Anything beyond php and I'm lost lol. I don't have a 3D printer, but it would be awesome to custom design an enclosure and print it at home. One day Ill have one, but my fishes are where my money go for now haha.WHOA
Question: 3d printing materials (abs or pla) is safe to use with 110v AC receptacles?
Thank you! It's been fun putting together. I bought the case here off of amazon. I thought about not having a screen and using the space for outlets, but couldn't really think of what I would need that many for.That's awesome mate! I literally just ordered a similar box (but larger to fit my 16 outlets) so I can finally get a move on with my build. Unfortunately it won't be here until mid November.
I plan on having all 16 of my outlets wired to one of those cables that then goes to the wall. I'm pretty sure that the cables are rated the same as the ones in the wall (that's from what I can find in Aus at least), so it would be rated to 10A and all of my equipment together comes in just under 8 Amps so it should be ok. I'd say your draw from 8 outlets will be less than that so it will be fine.
If I'm wrong though I'd certainly appreciate being told so before my enclosure gets here
Thanks you! Yes that is how it is powered. So far in my testing I haven't had any issues powering all 8 outlets. The adapter that's powering the relay is 5v 1Amp.
