10-11-2021, 06:18 PM
No need to be sorry, I know this is my life not yours. :)
Glad to hear you're liking it and nice job with the database. I now have the extensions on the DB9 screen and on the advance tab any function can be selected now for the GPIO's as they are inputs/outputs, pca9685 still only offer outputs as that's all it does.
The support ID, now Controller ID, is only checked when it looks for a new update, if it sees an ID with version number it checks if it matches yours, if not nothing happens, if no ID is with the new version number everyone sees it, that's all it does. Probably tomorrow night I will push an update to you with the dashboard showing sensors, whenever you have time run it and let me know if it worked. I don't want to send the first to everyone in case something goes wrong it'll just ruin your system lol. I'm really excited about the update system, I'll definitely be pushing them quicker because of it.
For your sensor it looks like you need to move P-U to P-D. If you use 5v on one side of switch the jumper needs to be P-D (pull down resistor). With it at P-U (pull up resistor) it's being pulled back to 5v when it's in off state so it's locked in one mode. If the switch was wired to GND vs 5v the jumper is correct.
My very next thing starting tonight is adding sensor status to dashboard, they'll go in those boxes with temperatures, down the road you'll be able to select which to show, now it'll be all. I already have the images ready and I'll probably add a toggle switch option for another sensor type, I didn't think about it. The different sensor selection is only for pictures and labelling purposes. Down the road a bit I'm also adding a "Test Port" button on "Configure Ports" page, basically when you assign a sensor you could click test, a box will appear with image and settings so you can see it work and verify it does what you expect.
Did you have to restart controller for custom rule to work or just to try getting things working? Shouldn't need to restart for anything.
Glad to hear you're liking it and nice job with the database. I now have the extensions on the DB9 screen and on the advance tab any function can be selected now for the GPIO's as they are inputs/outputs, pca9685 still only offer outputs as that's all it does.
The support ID, now Controller ID, is only checked when it looks for a new update, if it sees an ID with version number it checks if it matches yours, if not nothing happens, if no ID is with the new version number everyone sees it, that's all it does. Probably tomorrow night I will push an update to you with the dashboard showing sensors, whenever you have time run it and let me know if it worked. I don't want to send the first to everyone in case something goes wrong it'll just ruin your system lol. I'm really excited about the update system, I'll definitely be pushing them quicker because of it.
For your sensor it looks like you need to move P-U to P-D. If you use 5v on one side of switch the jumper needs to be P-D (pull down resistor). With it at P-U (pull up resistor) it's being pulled back to 5v when it's in off state so it's locked in one mode. If the switch was wired to GND vs 5v the jumper is correct.
My very next thing starting tonight is adding sensor status to dashboard, they'll go in those boxes with temperatures, down the road you'll be able to select which to show, now it'll be all. I already have the images ready and I'll probably add a toggle switch option for another sensor type, I didn't think about it. The different sensor selection is only for pictures and labelling purposes. Down the road a bit I'm also adding a "Test Port" button on "Configure Ports" page, basically when you assign a sensor you could click test, a box will appear with image and settings so you can see it work and verify it does what you expect.
Did you have to restart controller for custom rule to work or just to try getting things working? Shouldn't need to restart for anything.
