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Steve, Yes it is on the same network. Jeff

I got my heatermeter 4.3 built and running. I got it connected to my WIFI network as well, and yesterday, it was showing up on the website http://heatermeter.com/devices/. Today I went to show it off to my daughter and it never shows up on the website. I can go to the IP address of the...

Guys, I got everything working now as far as I can take it until I get a damper and a Thermocouple. Maybe I did something wrong, but I found that the instructions did not work for me. Editing the config file was not sufficient for getting WIFI to connect. I had to connect the HeaterMeter to my...

Never mind my previous post. I got wireless working by using an Ethernet connection and enabling the radio, then configuring it through the WEBUI. i am now waiting for it to appear in the http://heatermeter.com/devices/ page

I was correct. When I power cycled, no bueno; I had to reconnect the Ethernet cable to get onto the network again. So my changes don't seem to persist. Any ideas? Also I am not seeing my device show up at http://heatermeter.com/devices/ Jeff

OK got into the WEBUI via Ethernet and through that interface I got the WIFI to work. The radio was disabled. I can't seem to save changes though. I think when I power this thing off it will lose all the changes I've made through the WebUI. Jeff

Hi, I loaded the firmware to the SD card and also edited the WIFI settings in the config file (SSID and PSK) and powered up the virgin unit. I got a display saying: PIT: 20 F (100%) - So far so good. However, the Raspberry Pi 3B is not connecting to my WIFI. I looked at my router and don't see...

Hi, I'm looking into building the MicroDamper for my Large BGE. How did you make the attachment for it? Can you offer any advice on how to make the adapter? Thanks, Jeff

Yes you are da man Steve! - Thanks!

One question on these instructions. I am using the Raspberry Pi 3B which has an integrated WIFI adapter. Is this firmware the right one for that integrated adapter? Also I read some info on the HeaterMeter 4.3 post about the firmware not being fully ready for the Pi 3B. I also read posts that...

I have a large size Big Green Egg. I want to make a damper, but don't have that yet. I bought a BBQ Guru Pit viper and an adapter for the Egg, but I'm regretting that now since I learned about the damper route. I may try to return them. Thanks, Jeff

Hi, I purchased and assembled my HeaterMeter 4.3 kit. So far I have not turned it on. I was looking around for some "bring-up" instructions or tutorial. I Have Raspberry Pi 3B with a 32G SD card. Found a 2.5A 12V power supply that fits the main Heatermeter board. Now what? Jeff

Which Damper design did you use? I'll give it a try! Thanks, Jeff

Thanks guys for all your information. It is very helpful. I was away for 2 weeks for work, so this weekend I built the PCBs. I am reading up to figure out next steps. I have a ways to go still. Haven't applied power yet and I'm still trying to figure out how to fit the boards into the case :-)...

Hey guys - Great information! I understand the concept now. Is there already software available to manage the Fan/damper combination or is it somehow managed independently by the Damper design? I do have a CAT5 tool so I can make a custom cable as needed. Just need the wiring picture. Thanks...

Thanks for the help! I will order it. Can you elaborate on the Fan/Damper game comment? what is a damper Is is a way of controlling to exhaust side of the Egg? Jeff

I am a Large BGE owner and I am the process of taking the plunge on HeaterMeter. I ordered the 4.3 kit with Thermocouple and fan from the HeaterMeter store. I ordered a WIFI adapter from the recommended list and will soon order the Maverick temperature probes (even though the reviews aren't...