ORP+SALINITY Probe in one module.

[rimai]

If you are not seeing it on the screen, you need to turn on custom main screen.
Open RAgen->Features tab
Check Custom Main
Click Save
Upload your code again.

[ruckusman]

after I did that I still didn't have salinity on the display. I tried to upload the custom main with salinity and get this.

ReefAngel\ReefAngel.cpp.o: In function `ReefAngelClass::ProcessButtonPressCustom()':
C:\Users\bharper\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ReefAngel/ReefAngel.cpp undefined reference to `MenuEntry1()'

I have reloaded the ra gen code with the custom menu and custom main 3 times..

[rimai]

Not custom menu.
You don't have custom menu.
You only need custom main.

[ruckusman]

When I didn't choose custom it said my file was to big. can I just change it back to simple menu?

[ruckusman]

To make sure I am understanding, simple menu is the list of items I get once I click the button, custom main is what I get when I move the joystick and activate the screen. one has nothing to do with the other than the word custom?

[rimai]

That's what you should use... Simple menu and custom main.
The menu is what you get when you press the joystick and screen is what is normally displayed when you do nothing.

[ruckusman]

I follow you. Sorry, for the confusion. That is simple enough to understand if I just take the time to understand it instead of clicking and uploading.

[Jorge Ramalho]

It's much easier to build them with independent circuits than together in one circuit.
They need galvanic isolation or they would interfere with each other.
The components to isolate the two circuits would cost even more than building them separate.

I see the ORP module, as the Salinity one, is driven at 9V. Is that the reason we need galvanic isolation? If it was driven at 5v would I still need to isolate them?

I'm asking because I'm building a controller based on an Arduino Mega and some shields I'm building. Until now, the pH shield is working fine (took the circuit from Reef Angel plus Schematic), but I don't want a lot of wires (BUS cable and power supply for each module) to build the whole system.


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[Jorge Ramalho]

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