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11-06-2015, 02:50 AM
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 For me, the only type of "controller" I'm interested in is more of a "monitor" that alerts me via text or email when things are wacky. What kind of input are you looking for?
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11-14-2015, 12:06 AM
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Because its going to be based on more of a "Node 2 Node" i don't want to bloat the system as per say. I'm looking for input from people on the hardware side of things as the software and other items can be coded in as the software progresses. What I mean by that is hardware such as peristaltic dosing pumps as many people add in reef supplements and minerals, feeders in case your an avid traveler and the likes. Like I said earlier this is constructive input... with this you can mix and match any of the modules and just load the code and your up and running.
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11-14-2015, 07:20 PM
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a few years ago a friend and i started and had a controller running but myself being the hardware guy and him firmware and another software and being spread across canada it kind of fell to the side. i can lend my talents to the circuits design and construction. pm me if interested.
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11-17-2015, 04:15 PM
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But it's not that hard when you have something to go from The screen was simple as the manufacturer shared the PCB and SCH files. Adding the SAM3X processor and was just as simple as Arduino is open source and PCB and SCH files are available on their site. So it went together quite quickly. Since my original Screen is using the RAIO RA8875 thought its a good fit as its fast enough to drive a larger LCD as well as its quite capable. I did however wanted a sharper display and that rules out the old resistive touch panels and opted for the better capacitive ones. I do have to be honest and say that the idea of the Intel Edison has crossed my mind specially with Android as an option... The Breakout box is a bit different story... that is still a mess and slowly working on it I'm still curious how many would like the option of dual band wireless and BT-LE on the display side...
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12-04-2015, 06:00 PM
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I am slowly gathering my parts to automate/supervisory control using an Allen Bradley PLC micro820. 8 110ac inputs and 7 relay outputs. 4 analog inputs standard. 1 analog output. 4 line local display but also having a remote 10 inch touch screen over Ethernet to place upstairs by my display tank. sms text msging for out of range analog signals. Will do a build thread whenever I start it....hoping after I get back from Mexico in February.
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