Trick #7: Water the tennis court

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According to the “golden rules for good tennis courts” you should never play on courts that are too dry.
If the ground is dry, you should water the entire tennis court (up to the fence) deep into the subsoil.
Depending on the temperature, water at the beginning, after a match and if necessary also during every break in the set. If you play on pitches that are too dry, the material would loosen up to 5 cm below the ground - there would be no bonding and a short time later you would be playing in a sand bunker.

In order to simplify irrigation without having to call the groundskeeper every time, you can, for example, provide a tray on a wall installation with which the person responsible can activate the irrigation.

Attached HTML file creates the above image. Pressing starts the respective zone for 1 minute. This is just an example, the file can be customized as desired.

Directions:
1. Unzip zip file
2. Open the “disp.html” file with a text editor (e.g. Notepad++).
3. Adjust the IP of your OpenSprinkler: Replace 192.168.0.55 with your IP
4. Customize the password: On the page https://www.md5hashgenerator.com/ you can convert your password into a hash.
The entry is for “opendoor”. If you have a different password, replace “a6d82bced638de3def1e9bbb4983225c” with the hash of your password.
5. Done. Further commands for the OpenSprinkler can be found in the API documentation https://openthings.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/5000716363-os-api-documents
6. To start, open the file in the web browser, transfer it to the tablet and open it there

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