#Opensprinkler python install

There are good reasons to do so, for example, to enable logging, to customize the default Javascript files, and to allow more advanced features such as weather-based and learning-based control. The idea of OSPi first came when I noticed that many users were setting up RPi to work with OpenSprinkler. It is based on the design of OpenSprinkler, but its ‘brain’ is an RPi instead of an AVR microcontroller. OpenSprinkler Pi (OSPi) is an open-source sprinkler / irrigation extension board for Raspberry Pi (RPi). To receive updates, you can sign up to the Rayshobby RSS Feed, Google+, Twitter, or OpenSprinkler Email List.Please check the Online User Manual for instructions.Ongoing discussion can be found at this blog post. This program has an integrated mobile web page, weather-control feature, and the source code can be cross-compiled with AVR/Arduino platform. The sprinklers_pi program is released, courtesy of Rich Zimmerman.

OSPi software setup just became easier: download the pre-configured SD card image for OSPi, burn it to an SD card, pop it in to your RPi, and you are ready to go! The SD card image contains Dan’s interval_program, Rich’s sprinklers_pi program, Samer’s mobile web app, and the Google Calendar-based scheduling program.Additional details can be found in this blog post.

#Opensprinkler python install

Search ‘opensprinkler’ in iOS App Store, Android Play Store, or Windows Phone Store, then install the app.

OpenSprinkler new mobile app (native version) is now available on all platforms.

Please check the OSPi v1.4 User Manual for details.

OpenSprinkler Pi is available for purchase at Rayshobby Shop.