04-23-2018, 08:11 PM
Hi jmcadsl, I don't really know what to think, haven't really seen anything like this, thanks for the video that helps a lot. Are the temperatures also frozen in time? If you touch one of them does it change on the display and/or webpage?
Even though the communication icon turns red it is still communicating, I think I hear the relay clicking when you manually change the outlet status and that couldn't happen if they weren't communicating. Do you have anything connected to the Atlas port? For the RTC to freeze it could be the I2C bus locking up or maybe its a bad RTC, answers to the above questions will help determine that. Once I know the above I can add some checks to the code so we can figure out what it is.
One thing you can do right now, in the controller sketch find line 2609 and you'll see
// i2cEmail();
remove the // at the beginning and upload to controller. Every 3 seconds before data is sent to the display it checks to see if the eeprom can be found which uses I2C bus same as RTC. If the I2C is going down causing the RTC to stop the eeprom will also stop working and an email will be sent to you. If you haven't already you'll have to setup the emails for them to work, there's a document in the download package explaining how to do that.
Even though the communication icon turns red it is still communicating, I think I hear the relay clicking when you manually change the outlet status and that couldn't happen if they weren't communicating. Do you have anything connected to the Atlas port? For the RTC to freeze it could be the I2C bus locking up or maybe its a bad RTC, answers to the above questions will help determine that. Once I know the above I can add some checks to the code so we can figure out what it is.
One thing you can do right now, in the controller sketch find line 2609 and you'll see
// i2cEmail();
remove the // at the beginning and upload to controller. Every 3 seconds before data is sent to the display it checks to see if the eeprom can be found which uses I2C bus same as RTC. If the I2C is going down causing the RTC to stop the eeprom will also stop working and an email will be sent to you. If you haven't already you'll have to setup the emails for them to work, there's a document in the download package explaining how to do that.
