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  • in reply to: PCA9555 logic output setup (esp8266) #71136

    FelipeRojas
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    My relay board is active high
    Thats why i would like to change the logic output, but on the code.

    Good explanation, its a good detail that PCA9555 starts with high state when you power it on, but it last a fraction of a second when ESP8266 send a command. (this occour very fast and it doesnt have much impact).

    in reply to: OS 3.0 Lan Adapter #71109

    FelipeRojas
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    Hello Ray,
    Yes you’re right i’ll make a new thread.

    Regarding to station 8, there is something weird on the code, because even without modify it, i expect it works at the same of the last release .bin file on http://raysfiles.com/os_compiled_firmware/v3.0/
    os_219_rev9.bin (works nice), i will explain better on the new thread (waiting for aprovement)

    My intention is to not modify the station_bits. Just the output state, just switch the logic.

    in reply to: OS 3.0 Lan Adapter #71094

    FelipeRojas
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    Hello!

    On the actual firmware i have setup a PCA9555 with an esp8266
    I got the same problem. Actually on default status, the pca9555 is set on high, when you trigger an station it sends low.
    I just wandering how to invert it.

    There is the issue:
    i have edited this line on opensprinkler.cpp file. (actual line on this date 1120)

    reg = (reg&0xFF00) | station_bits[0];

    to

    reg = (reg&0xFF00) | ~station_bits[0];

    Recompile and seems to be fine.
    The defaultstatus is now low, but when i trigger an station… nothing happen.

    Also a bug:
    The station 8 seems to be not working properly… the original code is not working (expected is goes to low)
    on the modified firmware it goes to high, after finish the time, it continues high (the spected is to it goes to low)

    in reply to: Water Level? #63832

    FelipeRojas
    Participant

    It depends on each country how they interpretate. For example im from chile, and i got very clear what “Water level” means in this case, because i readed the whole manual before start using it and its advanced features (advanced user). But at home, my dad use the sprinkler every day for manual operating (basic app user) and one day he asked me “what water level means”, understanding it like a sensor over a water tank, or something related with literaly water level.

    In spanish, for a better undestanding should be something like “Factor de Riego” or “Factor de Tiempo”. Just like time or watering factor. For anyone who reads thats knows exactly that it is a multiplier of time.

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