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June 12, 2021 at 0:04 in reply to: Weather-dependent OpenSprinkler garden irrigation with Netatmo weather station #24402
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KeymasterWell, that's what I call a great description.
I have also integrated my weather station, but I am still connected to the OpenSprinkler via Weatherunderground.
KeymasterHello,
never against +5V, always on GND! VIN (+5V) is only intended for powering sensors.
If it does not trigger after 1s, then there are interference signals on the line, which is interpreted as “fluttering” and thus prevents the start.
Firmware version?
KeymasterHello, this is indeed an application that no one has thought of yet.
You should make an “improvement suggestion” in the American Github project:
https://github.com/OpenSprinkler/OpenSprinkler-Firmware/issues
KeymasterHello, can you be a little more specific about the power supply? Designation? It's usually all there. Or photo of the installation?
Sensor connected?
KeymasterSo solution is:
1. Download source code from Github
2. Set up a web server and configure the above source code as a website
3. Change the /su settings to point to the web server.
KeymasterHello,
good question, the Raspberry PI actually only reboots when there is not enough power being supplied.
What kind of power supply is connected?
If you unplug both green plugs, nothing changes?
KeymasterNo, the app and website are all written in Javascript and the same program code. And no, it is not preserved in the firmware repo.
KeymasterYes, the SSL certificate is such a thing. The application doesn't work without a valid certificate; it only works in the web browser and then only if you confirm the certificate warning.
However, there is still the option of exporting the certificate and installing it on the smartphone. The domain name must match the Common Name certificate.
So if you e.g. For example, if you named your dyndns domain sprinkler.dyndns.bla, then the common name must be exactly that. And that's exactly how you have to use it in the app.
KeymasterWhat kind of power supply are you using? It must be a 24VAC – NOT 24VDC!!
Whenever all the valves open immediately after switching on, it seems to be the wrong power supply, because the triacs used need a zero crossing in order to switch, which only works with alternating voltage.
Immediately disconnect the OpenSprinkler from the (wrong) power supply, as the high current flow dangerously overloads the OpenSprinkler and solenoid valves.
KeymasterThe OSPi doesn't have a web server, just an API interface.
The actual UI comes from ui.OpenSprinkler.com, the source code is available here:
https://github.com/OpenSprinkler/OpenSprinkler-App
If you want to create your own site, you can change the configuration. Calls in the browser http://<ip-deines-OSPi:8080>/su
on. Now you can provide the link to your own page.
KeymasterUnfortunately, this is not possible with OpenSprinkler 3 because there is no SSL client available for the system. However, you can use an (additional) Linux or Raspberry PI to redirect the encryption to the OpenSprinkler 3. Just replace in the two “http://localhost:8080” – Enter the “localhost” with the IP address of the OpenSprinkler and “8080” with “80”.
November 28, 2020 at 4:58 p.m in reply to: Trick No. 2: Control WLAN socket “Shelly” with OpenSprinkler #23108KeymasterNow NEW in the OpenSprinklerShop: The OpenSource WLAN socket DeLOCK 11826 and 11827 (with additional energy monitoring)
Configuration and usage see this post.
IMPORTANT: When using for a pump, you should program a maximum run time for the outlet. Shelly and DeLOCK have corresponding functions for this.
KeymasterOui, je le peux. OpenSprinkler is a product without the nuances and respect of the données.
The function is without internet and without WiFi – OpenSprinkler can also be used with WiFi, also you can connect directly from your smartphone or your portable computer.
Cependant, OpenSprinkler does not pour over to recover the previews of meteorological data on the Internet, and then you can have your own meteorological station. You can find information about the subject in the American forum OpenSprinkler: https://OpenSprinkler.com/forums/topic/questions-on-running-an-os-local-weather-service-for-a-netatmo-weather-station/October 31, 2020 at 14:02 in reply to: Questions about the ports of the OSPi 1.5 (COM, +5V, GND, SN1/2) #23039KeymasterOh, it seems that converting the PDF deleted the link.
Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0nWP22GOE4
KeymasterNo, the OSPi uses a 24VAC-DC converter. If the power consumption becomes too high, the Raspberry PI reboots.
The OSPi up to version 1.44 can output a maximum of 5V/0.5A = 2.5 watts of power,
The OSPi from 1.5 can deliver a maximum of 5V/2A = 10Watt power.
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