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Hi All, Thank you for this thread, I am building an SSR project and I had a few questions I hope someone might be able to help with: I am powering an electric heater for a small space, so I want the heater to turn on 100% and turn off 100%, no PWM and no "on for 3 sec, out of 10 secs". I was...

Awesome, thanks Bryan!

I like the idea of more controls on the main display/interface page, things I would be likely to change and adjust during the cook and save the config screen for settings and values that change infrequently. Clutter? Maybe, but there are ways around that such as being able to disable/hide...

Cool, sorry I missed that Benjamin, great work.

If 3D printing the rack and pinion gear are giving you trouble you might consider just buying these parts injection molded from someplace such as McMaster-Carr, Amazon:Industrial or another gear/drive distributor. Should be cheap and work perfectly. AubreyW

Awesome, thanks! Would love to see control such this on the main display page as well as other frequently accessed controls that right now require me to go into configuration. Thanks, AubreyW

Is there a way to control manual damper/fan percentage from the web interface? If not, would love to have this feature in general but especially for headless/remote applications. If this is obvious, sorry for missing it and thanks for the help. AubreyW

I know, I know, everyone hates facebook, instagram, twitter, etc. but these are huge platforms and people love to share and use these tools to keep up with what their friends are doing. Here are some of my ideas: "Share to Facebook" button that posts to an individual's feed or a Heatermeter...

For those of you using 3D printers and working around heated plastic, if it were me I would make sure my ventilation was good. http://tech.slashdot.org/story/16/01/29/006242/desktop-3d-printers-shown-to-emit-hazardous-gases-and-particles

Awesome work, David!!!

Awesome, thanks for sharing WBegg!

You need 3 things: 1. Dynamic DNS https://github.com/CapnBry/HeaterMeter/wiki/Dynamic-DNS-(Setting-External-Host-Name). I use no-ip.org 2. Port Forwarding https://github.com/CapnBry/HeaterMeter/wiki/Network-ports 3. Static Ip (recommended so your heatermeter always stays at the same IP address...

Love the new capabilities around the fan and servo control, will be very interested to hear how people use it. I'm starting off with the following servo fully open at: 50% fan on above: 50% min: 10% max: 100% startup max: 100%

Would love to see a picture of this setup.

Yes, 5V goes from the output of the Oki to the via just above the head of the HeaterMeter Bot, but then checking at IC4 pin 2 it is not present. I also see a good connection between IC4 pin 2 and RPi pin 24/26, so the breaks seems to be between the Oki and IC4. I see corrosion on the IC4 pin 2...

5V not reaching IC4 or the RPi. Though I get 5V coming out of the Oki, when I probe IC4 pin 2 (input to the 3.3V regulator) I see only 0.3V, and this is also what I see at the RPi where 5V should be (pin 26). Something is happening to the 5V power from when it leaves the Oki. This would explain...

Confirmed 12V is coming in to the power jack and that 5V is coming out of the Oki. As Ralph pointed out, I do not have the 3.3V regulator installed and I'm relying on the RPi to provide 3.3V. Probing the pins of the RPi I am not seeing 5V or 3.3V, so that may be a clue. Where should I be probing...

The Pi is attached. I'll follow the steps and see what I find. Thanks!

Hi, Had my lovely HM working for over a year, then one day it didn't. It will work just fine if I power it with USB off of the Pi, but plugging in 12V it does not work. I confirmed the wall adapter is putting out 12V with a multimeter. Here are pictures of the boards. Can anyone give me a hand...

1 rack of spare ribs on the kamado. See the live cook here: https://heatermeteraubrey.no-ip.org