#Opensprinkler pi webpage not displaying Pc#

I set up a FTP server to send the webpage files to the Pi. The steps should be the same for desktop servers. I receive a typical “sorry, can’t find page connection you’re looking for…” (or something like that)Ĩ. I just set up a LAMP server on my raspberrypi and it is pretty cool. To do so, connect your 24VAC transformer to a 2-pin screw terminal, and plug it into the 24VAC’ terminal port on the left side of the PCB.

This means in order to use it with OpenSprinkler Pi, you need to hand solder the pin headers and in order to connect it to a USB WiFi dongle, you need a microUSB to USB adapter, which is commonly known as the. The first step is to test the OSPi power supply and ensure it outputs acceptable level of voltage. First, to reduce cost the Zero does not have the 2×20 pin headers pre-soldered, and it doesn’t have a standard size USB connector. I have MS-IE ver 9, on my PC, and I used the Address field to input (no, I did not enter that URL into the Google search box)ħ. ( Note: if you plan to power RPi using a USB cable, you can skip this step). The web page is accessible only on my home WiFi network. To schedule my sprinkler system, I access a web page served by the Raspberry Pi on my home network. I have factory-reset the OS, prior to checking the IP-level connectivity, so I’m confident that the little dickens is “just fine” (and that I haven’t messed its brain up by pushing buttons with wild abandon)Ħ. In this project, I took a new Raspberry Pi, installed OpenSprinkler on it, and used a simple relay board to trigger my home sprinkler system. There are no other devices connected to the router only the OS and the PCĥ. I am able to ping 192.168.1.1 (the router) from the PC, and I am also able to ping 192.168.1.100 from the PCĤ. The router issued 192.168.1.100 to my PC, and the OS controller has 192.168.1.101 (displayed when I press B1)ģ.

#Opensprinkler pi webpage not displaying Pc#

I have the OS controller connected to my PC via a routerĢ. This requires that the openhab.cfg file be edited to specify how many stations are available (by default there are 8, so if you are not using an extension. which is not WiFi enabled and cannot be accessed from the web. OpenSprinkler stations are numbered 0 through 7 for the default number of stations, but for some users of the OpenSprinkler and OpenSprinkler Pi, they will have extension boards in use.

third and fourth lines are displaying information based on ospi status (remaining watering time, water level in, E1 stations status) LCD backlight is controlled from OpenSprinkler GUI (Brightness. I’m brand new, and so is my OpenSprinkler controller – I’m hopeful someone out there can coach me along, so I can get started…ġ. OpenSprinkler Pi (OSPi) is an open-source sprinkler / irrigation extension board for the. This is OpenSprinkler pi I2C LCD python script which gets data from OpenSprinkler API and sends to I2C LCD.