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can you connect to http://teensypi.local/head.html? I had a similar problem where the Teensy didn't initiate, therefor the makeASocet.php could not connect to the Teensy and caused a page timeout. I got it to initiate yesterday, but when I came home today, it wont connect after I rebooted...

I recompiled this morning and got it all to load. What was odd was I reloaded the original .ino and still didn't get a response on the Teensy. But today when I rebooted everything it started to recognize the Teensy. Going to play around with the PIDs this afternoon. Thanks!

after I loaded the new .ino, I am getting now action on the Teensy... no light or anything. Will check again in the morning.

Almost finished with an updated UI. I can post the source files when I am done. Main Page Sensor Detail (after clicking the temp sensor) Actions Action Detail (after clicking action temp sensor) Scan for new Update names

Awesome! :mug:

Finally got everything wired up last night. Was able to use the relays to turn a light on and off remotely. Decided with the limited bottom panel space to run wire out to an 8 outlet junction box. Also ordered parts to build a secondary control panel, that I am hoping to use in my Kal Clone...

Jimmay, any reason you didn't go for the DS2413 switches, instead of the DS2406? Are you using the memory on the chip? They are about half the cost. *edit, looks like they only come in a 6-TSOC surface mount vs the TO-92 of the DS2406.

Just different locations.

First use will be for fermentation temp control. Going to modify a window AC unit to chill a glycol bath that will pump to 3 stainless coils in my fermentors. The TeensyPi will control the solenoids. I previously built Kal's electric brewery which has worked out great. I actually started...

Started putting together the case... trying to figure how I want to hook up my pump, valves, etc. Here is a preview of the insides... I am going to have 10-15 XLR receptacles on the bottom where I can connect temperature sensors. I am not sure if I want to have plugs on the box for...

I am working on the mysql and scripts to add this to the teensypi, I have the structure down, just need to connect everything. I will probably structure it with a light and dark template, and the ability to customize the colors/ranges as well. Got my case yesterday, so everything was down...

Working on the UI a bit today. I have a dark and light version using gauges for the thermometers and switches for the switches. I will post the code tomorrow.

Wow, thanks for the code! Loaded it up, and the input switch came on, but it never booted the webserver so I couldn't view the temps, it didn't react when I heated and cooled. Hooked the raspberry pi up to my monitor, and got a lot of unreadable text during boot. The Teensy LED also...

OK, I am looking to setup the array to setup multiple PIDs I think I understand the values of the array: typedef struct { bool pidEnabled; chipStruct *tempPtr; int16_t pidSetPoint; chipStruct *tcPtr; uint8_t tcSwitchLastState; chipStruct *thPtr; uint8_t thSwitchLastState...

In the Action Array, what is the difference between: uint32_t tcDelay; uint32_t tcMillis; Are they both storing the delay time, tcDelay in seconds, and tcMillis the millisecond value of tcDelay?

Looks like it pasted everything, which may help.

#include <PID_v1.h> #include <math.h> #include <EEPROM.h> #include "EEPROMAnything.h" #include "OneWire.h" // #include <MemoryFree.h> /* General Setup */ // define DEBUG options // #define __SERIAL_DEBUG__ // #define __SERIAL1_DEBUG__ // #define __CHIP_DEBUG__ // #define...

OK, will do in a bit. Do I still include the original code and just add the PID stuff (which I did), or were you suggesting getting rid of the rest in the setup()/loop()?

What I would like to try is to replace the created action with creating a PID, so I could have multiple PIDs running. But I am not sure where to add and how the chips are read/updated.

Just tried this. When I went to build, it got caught at: Input = (double) chip[x].status; saying that Chip X wasn't defined, so I changed to chip[0], then it said "status" was not defined.