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  • July 27, 2017 at 12:38 pm in reply to: Can't get board to work #47301

    IDtheTarget
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    Thanks for the instructions on the support ticket, I missed it somehow.

    For the power supply, I purchased the OSPi with the 24VAC power supply as one purchase from the website. I’m using a Raspberry Pi 3, and the manual said that I’d probably also need to use the 5v micro-USB power supply as well, so I have both hooked up.

    When I use a multi-meter, I see 24VAC on the screws on the orange connector. But I don’t see any voltage on any of the 8 lines on the green connector. I’m putting one lead on the COM connector and the other lead on each of the 8 connectors in turn. No voltage, even when running the manual program.

    Thanks!

    July 27, 2017 at 8:16 am in reply to: Can't get board to work #47298

    IDtheTarget
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    Okay, can anybody please tell me how to open a support ticket? I’ve spent a few hundred dollars on this whole setup and I’m unwilling to just let it sit.

    Thanks!

    June 28, 2017 at 3:50 pm in reply to: system design #46949

    IDtheTarget
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    Yep, you guys are correct, dangit.

    June 28, 2017 at 6:54 am in reply to: system design #46940

    IDtheTarget
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    I’m actually looking for the ability to modify the flow rate as well. That’s why I’m drawn to the OpenSprinkler project, I need to be able to have two programmable flow rates. (I’m not looking to use the system for gardening, but for bird water bowls. I need a high-pressure to clean out the bowl, and a low pressure to refill the bowl.

    EH, I think you may be wrong about the cost. I found this on Amazon, and it’ basically what I’m wanting to control (though I’m not fixed on this particular model or brand):
    205T-FC 1″ with Adjustable Flow Control

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