that's great. i'm glad it's working properly now. i just need to start adding in more features to make it more complete.rimai wrote:It's been working beutiful now with last patch
I've been using it everyday. It's awesome.
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that's great. i'm glad it's working properly now. i just need to start adding in more features to make it more complete.rimai wrote:It's been working beutiful now with last patch
I've been using it everyday. It's awesome.
The green dot that shows up indicates that the relay has been overridden from its default state. Normally, the relays are in "auto" mode meaning they are controlled by the logic in the code (ie, your loop() ). When you use the app to force a port ON or OFF, you are overriding their default logic/mode. Thus you are turning the port ON and it will stay ON until you return it back to the AUTO mode (or if you turn it OFF for good). So the green dot is a way to clear out the override mask and return the port to it's automatic mode that is controlled by the logic.tkeracer619 wrote:Quick question...
What is the purpose of the green dot that shows up when you manually turn on one of the relays?
Once it has been turned on and back off why does the green dot stay on when turning off the relay via the button and then only goes off when touching the green dot?
To do this, you would manually turn it on by choosing ON from the app (to force it ON). Then when you are ready to return it back to it's normal state you would click on the green dot to return to normal. Otherwise it would stay in the overridden state forever (or until you restart the controller).When you turn off a relay that is already on via the programming and then turn it back on using the android app does the relay go back to its programmed state? If I want to turn on a relay for say a few days (my ro) and have it ignore the programmed state how is this done without first turning the relay off and then back on? or can you even do this?
yes. what are you communicating with? the website or your controller?Nikkwins wrote:Curt, thank you for providing this app! I have two questions:
1) I checked the box to display salinity, and it shows up on my screen but the value is 0.0
2) I tried to control the relays but the relay buttons dont do anything when i tap them.
Any ideas?
Curt, thats right, I have it configured to use the website. I found the instructions in the iphone thread to set up dynamic DNS so ill mess with that toniht. thanks for your help!binder wrote:yes. what are you communicating with? the website or your contrNikkwins wrote:Curt, thank you for providing this app! I have two questions:
1) I checked the box to display salinity, and it shows up on my screen but the value is 0.0
2) I tried to control the relays but the relay buttons dont do anything when i tap them.
Any ideas?
when you choose the website, the relay toggling is disabled. also the website does not handle salinity, so i think that is your problem.
Yes. You do this inside your PDE file. If you used RAGen to generate your PDE file, on the PDE tab at the bottom of the screen you will be able to "check" what ports get turned off in the different modes.projectx wrote:there a way to change what is set to on and off during feeding mode or water change mode?
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void setup()
{
ReefAngel.Init(); //Initialize controller
// Set the ports that get toggled on & off during the following modes
// To enable a port to be toggled, place a 1 in the appropriate position
// Uncomment and update as needed
// Port 87654321
//ReefAngel.FeedingModePorts = B10011100;
//ReefAngel.WaterChangePorts = B10011100;
//ReefAngel.OverheatShutoffPorts = B00001100;
//ReefAngel.LightsOnPorts = B00000110;
// Other initialization code goes here...
}
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void setup()
{
ReefAngel.Init(); //Initialize controller
WifiAuthentication("ra:test");
ReefAngel.SetTemperatureUnit(0);
ReefAngel.PWM.SetActinic(0);
ReefAngel.PWM.SetDaylight(0);
Love it! Thanks!binder wrote:Just released the fix for it. Be on the lookout for the update to come through the market.
Sure. I just verified I'm running 0.4.1. I am running 2 relay boxes at the moment and both are connected. I have port 2000 forwarded on my router to port 80 on the internal IP address of the wifi module. I can read memory settings as well.binder wrote:Most recent update is 0.4.1.
If you are still seeing the same behavior, could you elaborate more on what your setup is? How many relay boxes do you have installed?
Success! Thanks so much!binder wrote:Just released the fix for the problem. Let me know if it still persists.