I didn't get the command you mention above?In the Pi SSH terminal if you run the following command do you see the pca9685 listed? It should show up as 0x40, in reef-pi for the driver address you would use 64.
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I didn't get the command you mention above?In the Pi SSH terminal if you run the following command do you see the pca9685 listed? It should show up as 0x40, in reef-pi for the driver address you would use 64.
Ah crap, sorry... This command will check which I2C devices are connected, maybe it's using a different address then expected.I didn't get the command you mention above?
The pca9685 is being detected and the address for reef-pi driver is correct. Is the problem with validation not allowing you to save it? If so maybe try a desktop browser.This is what came up when I entered command. @Ranjib @robsworld78
This is in reef-pi when trying to setup the driver.
The lease on the Pi expired and the router (part of the gateway) re-assigned the address. Normally people don't have a lot going on their networks so the router will just re-assign the same ip but sometimes the router decides to re-assign a new one. You can use the localhost pathing to solve this problem.Yesterday I went on my Xfinity gateway app and discovered my reef-pi IP address had changed! I was then able to access via Chrome with the updated IP address.
The ip changing ... yes.So this will probably happen again?
This is how it how it happens on Apex ... "http://apex.local/"So this will probably happen again?
It works the same in reefPi, depending on which name you set.This is how it how it happens on Apex ... "http://apex.local/"
Under: "Sign into the APEX local dashboard"
Mine isn't coming up with this. I haven't directly set the local host in ReefPi.It works the same in reefPi, depending on which name you set.
I think the standard is http://reefpi.local
These might be configuration file or CLI commands.I wasn't using ".local" ill try that when I get home. I've also tried setting up an SSH but have been unsuccessful.
In the setup?Just set up a new Raspian OS Lite with the Raspberry Pi Imager and there you could set the name.
Yes, in the advanced settings.In the setup?
EDIT: Is there a default?
Is there anyway to change after the installation process. I am thinking there is a config file that I can get to change it.Yes, in the advanced settings.
Default I think is raspberrypi (.local)
Got it the defualt is:I wasn't using ".local" ill try that when I get home. I've also tried setting up an SSH but have been unsuccessful.