Aaaahh. I think I get what you're saying now. Reef-Pi itself doesn't actually detect the screen. You have to run it in a browser.
I followed this tutorial https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-kiosk/ and now have my Raspberry Pi running in Kiosk Mode. The Raspberry Pi boots directly into Chrome and opens the page I specified (Reef-Pi). Works brilliantly for what I want.
That's what my Raspberry Pi boots into . I'm assuming that's what you want?
I’ll cross check the display thing, from the error it appears there is a new line character that’s causing the issue.
You can set the min/max display range for each sensor. I've noticed that even after doing that, it can occationally take a "little while" before it kicks in. I'm not sure if it's a log out/in thing, closing my browser, etc, nor can I quantify the time or reliably reproduce the behavior. It's a minor nit, and since I use Adafruit IO mostly, nothing I'm too concerned about.Ok i think the Problem is gone. I installed a separate LM2596 for the Temp Sensors Only.
But now can you tell me why one Graph begins at 0 and the other at 21 ?
This is an annoyance introduced in 3.0. In 2.0 we used to get a bogus error of utilization data not found upon creation of new sensors . This is because the sensor had not been monitored yet. To suppress that I introduced a change that will initialize a zero value utilization for new sensor . This is a visual /eye sore and should not trigger any control logicOk i think the Problem is gone. I installed a separate LM2596 for the Temp Sensors Only.
But now can you tell me why one Graph begins at 0 and the other at 21 ?
You have to provide the ip address:9999 , you can find the IP either via the arp command or by checking your gateway (like comcast routers or google wifi app)
ping the broadcast address and then invoke arp -a for getting ip from mac address , if you dont have access to gateway. here is a post on how to do this: https://thebackroomtech.com/2010/08/22/determine-ip-address-from-a-mac-address/
Double check your wiring maybe you have a bad ground somewhere.Easy enough! Works perfectly on my HS105 btw, so you can maybe call those HS103/HS105.
Next issue. ugh. sorry about all this. I can't seem to get my GPIO equipment outlets working.. same wiring setup I used before with my other Pi3 that was just working. so I was just moving it over to a replacement Pi3. so I know for a fact that it's something in the OS settings. Temp sensors are working fine, just not the equipment outlets.
I updated all the settings as per this page.. anything else I might be missing or should check? **Edit - Also verified I can't get an LED light to turn on with GPIO. maybe something wrong with this new pi3?
reef-pi Guide 1: Setup and Demonstration
reef-pi is an opensource reef tank controller capable of automating day to day reef keeping chored including equipment control, temperature control, water level control, dawn to dusk light cycle. This is the first tutorial within the reef-pi tutorial series covering installation and...learn.adafruit.com
hmm.. GPIO does not need any specific setting.Easy enough! Works perfectly on my HS105 btw, so you can maybe call those HS103/HS105.
Next issue. ugh. sorry about all this. I can't seem to get my GPIO equipment outlets working.. same wiring setup I used before with my other Pi3 that was just working. so I was just moving it over to a replacement Pi3. so I know for a fact that it's something in the OS settings. Temp sensors are working fine, just not the equipment outlets.
I updated all the settings as per this page.. anything else I might be missing or should check? **Edit - Also verified I can't get an LED light to turn on with GPIO. maybe something wrong with this new pi3?
reef-pi Guide 1: Setup and Demonstration
reef-pi is an opensource reef tank controller capable of automating day to day reef keeping chored including equipment control, temperature control, water level control, dawn to dusk light cycle. This is the first tutorial within the reef-pi tutorial series covering installation and...
journalctl -fu reef-pi.servicecat /sys/class/gpio/gpio23
Support for MCP23017 was not implemented in 3.0. On the other hand, we added support for using the PCA9685 as GPIO outputs, so that could free up some GPIO inputs.
