Recent content by jabib

I tried picking through that thread yesterday for a brief moment, I'll try diving headfirst next time I get time. @Thorrak, one thing I'm curious about are a couple of the controller settings don't seem to be settable, specifically the Cooler Minimum Off Time and On Time to try and keep the...

Hah! Very true! :( Probably. To that end, I was able to get .htaccess working for EVERYTHING, but wasn't able to whitelist a public page, that was the issue I was really having. I can get protection up, but it's just dumb protection. Maybe I'll drop a line on Fuzze's post if I manage...

What benefits does Weaved have that .htaccess password protection doesn't give me? In FuzzeWuzze's post on a cheap BrewPi, someone posted up code to create a public access page with the current state and the graph, but removes the Start/Stop Script, Maintenance Panel, and the Temperature...

One thing that I'm having issue with currently is using .htaccess / .htpasswd to password protect my Apache2 server. It seems when I installed BrewPi previously, it was an older version of Apache, and the instructions on Fuzze's post worked fine, but there are a few differences in the...

Big ol multiquote coming I've been debating how best to implement the One-Wire physically and settled on using Cat5e long enough to build this. I feel like Cat5 is more robust than 4 wire telephone cable though, but not as cheap either. I doubt there's going to be any real-world benefit...

So I finished up the box, thank you again Thorrak for your update, those pins work perfectly! So first things first, the finished product The switch lets me shut the LEDs off separately. Here it is with all lights on This is my Cat5e spliced DS18B20 Probes The internals were...

Dude, you rock. Thank you so much for the time and (continued) effort here :mug: I updated everything but I'm running out the door and won't be able to fire it all up until tomorrow. I'll let you know how it works out.

Hah sounds like a good implementation, you definitely won't get annoyed at that when there's a thunderstorm surging the power!

Would it be an issue that D7/D8 are a UART TX/RX Pair? Edit: doesn't appear like it would

Yeah that's what I've been following from your instructables page, and it works in every situation except during the boot up of the ESP8266 because D3 and D4 seem to be pulled low at boot (or are initially inputs to check for flashing conditions?) before the void setup() gets them set as outputs...

I just tried a 3.3k resistor and a 100 ohm resistor as pullup from 3.3v and didn't help. I'm trying to learn how this all works, so bear with me a bit...since the 2 channel relay is on when the pin is set LOW, at boot, the pin being set HIGH would not cause the relay to turn on?

This'll be my last post til I see a reply so this thread doesn't just become a wall of text from me :D Darlington array is a near-success. I can control both relays with the pins without it tripping, and the only difference I need to make is making the switches not inverted in BrewPi since the...

Ok so looking back at the Github page, I think I found some answers D1 - I2C SCL D2 - I2C SDA D3 - Cool D4 - Heat D5 - Door D6 - OneWire Data D7 - Buzzer (currently unsupported) And I know you wrote this WeMOS which has a different pinout than the NodeMCU Dev Board...Yeah I'm a bit at a loss...

So an update, I'm starting to think there's something in the code in play with my relay troubles... With power off, I did the following two scenarios, thinking that the initializing status of the ESP8266 pins D3 and D4 were starting Low before turning High: Relay Vcc -> Vin 5v Relay In1 ->...

I just thought, if I disconnect the signal wires, there's shouldn't be a path to ground for the voltage and it shouldn't try turning on both relays on restart. If I connect the jumper, attach Vcc and Gnd, and reset the board, and I still get the popping noise, I've probably got issues on the...