Will do, likely over the weekend. I took a look at your home node; very interesting stuff!

The next phase of this project will be tying a bunch of things together into one cohesive application that will (for my indoor grow room):

Then, after I've got all that done, I am going to pick up a few different sized TFT displays, and write a GUI to wrap all this stuff, so on my wall, I have touch screen access to make adjustments and view statuses, instead of the LCD. This'll take me some time, because I haven't done any GUI programming in quite some time.

Thereafter, I'll buy/build a nice box for the whole shebang, put external connectors for the various sensors (instead of having them hard-wired), screw it to the wall outside of the grow area, and voila, I've created my very own complete indoor grow environment control centre :)

The only thing that won't be controlled by this device (at least not yet), are my HID lamps.


In reply to Re^4: Displaying my PM post count and XP on an LCD with RPi::WiringPi by stevieb
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