05-16-2023, 08:26 PM
Hi Simone, oops I missed a button for a test email, I'll get that added for sure. For now the easiest is to setup a schedule for anything, set it to run 1 minute after you create it and have it send an email. Then you can delete the schedule.
You can run multiple pca9685, the software has one on address 64 setup by default and when it detects a new I2C address it'll prompt you and ask what you plugged in, select the pca9685 and it should work from there. On the "configure ports" screen you'll have to set the view to "Advanced" so you can see the extra ports.
My macros are called custom rules but at this time you can't adjust PWM levels with them but I like the idea of having a ramping option, maybe a user can set start and end levels and how long it should take to get there, kind of like a light mode. Sounds like you need a sensor to control the DC pump but if not you could do this using a light mode and schedules.
You can use GPIO4 for anything as long as you aren't trying to use a DS18B20 as well. If you have a DS18B20 connected you can't connect anything else. To use GPIO4 you do have to change the /boot/config.txt file, if you are unsure I can post how. With that said DHT22 doesn't work on v6.6 but I do have it working now with charts so hopefully I get the update out soon.
Sorry those pH circuits aren't compatible.
DHT22 Chart
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You can run multiple pca9685, the software has one on address 64 setup by default and when it detects a new I2C address it'll prompt you and ask what you plugged in, select the pca9685 and it should work from there. On the "configure ports" screen you'll have to set the view to "Advanced" so you can see the extra ports.
My macros are called custom rules but at this time you can't adjust PWM levels with them but I like the idea of having a ramping option, maybe a user can set start and end levels and how long it should take to get there, kind of like a light mode. Sounds like you need a sensor to control the DC pump but if not you could do this using a light mode and schedules.
You can use GPIO4 for anything as long as you aren't trying to use a DS18B20 as well. If you have a DS18B20 connected you can't connect anything else. To use GPIO4 you do have to change the /boot/config.txt file, if you are unsure I can post how. With that said DHT22 doesn't work on v6.6 but I do have it working now with charts so hopefully I get the update out soon.
Sorry those pH circuits aren't compatible.
DHT22 Chart
