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Sun Jan 6, 2019

I've been thinking about GH Monitor/Controller because I figure there are better ways to encapsulate code more, but I finally got around to plugging the old hardware back in and as I expected it doesn't quite work how I wrote the code since I don't recall how the LCD write works exactly.

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Fixed some obvious mistakes, but still more significant issues. Some likely caused by changes to the main loop using the Timer class. Trying to think of ways to add more of it to functions and classes.

https://github.com/Witz0/Climate-Monitoring-and-Control-Station

Tue Jan 1, 2019

Continued some code updates to the greenhouse monitor and control station. Tryin to modularize the code better so it is more useful for other projects as well. I finally got it to compile in the Arduino IDE v1.05 with all the previous libraries. From some prior more recent research, I found there are likely better libs available since most of the design is more than a few years old. I continue to prefer writing my own simpler code in many cases because many of the optional libs with needed functions were also excessively larger and as complexity and options grow it may become too large. There are newer faster hardware options enabling the use of circuit python, which is probably easier to code, but they are more expensive and less efficient. If required I think the C++ code can be easily run on more advanced hardware though. The code may need updates to generalize the types for cross-platform though. I also do not expect the code to work the way I'm assuming currently.

I have yet to reconnect the hardware on breadboards for actual testing and code remains far from complete. I think more restructuring and OOP classes will improve code usability. I'd like to test the basic sensors for greenhouse use this winter-spring, but I don't have a plan for packaging the hardware yet either. I recently added some temporary, but water resistant safe electrical to the greenhouse. I don't think the greenhouse is large enough to warrant complex systems, but so far small changes have helped.

https://github.com/Witz0/Climate-Monitoring-and-Control-Station

https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1gjtrbWVbxtNjfkAmB7RW-BoM72ZRPpgSUTgVxkS9IvY/edit

https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/15V_-4Y2CEDsFE0q8cFWSfc_9qI3jPTPOZ3HXsDCZ9JE/edit

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PM3yYz9tTfzzj9uBumbAGERmuzl01O4XbtE-WeyNf-c/edit#gid=0