Success = float() # "openSprinklerPass"įailure = float() # "openSprinklerFail" Pw = 'pw=' + str() # "openSprinklerPassword"ĭownMinutes = float() # "openSprinklerDownMinutes" Timeout = float() # "openSprinklerCommandTimeOut"ĭelay = float() # "openSprinklerCommandDelay" (476703661, value=str(True)) # "openSprinklerCommandWait" I assume there's a more elegant way to parse that 1/0 string than the way I did. Radeon Software for Linux® installer can be downloaded from the following links: Radeon Software for Linux® version 22.40.5 for Ubuntu 20.04.5 HWE Radeon Software for Linux® version 22.40.5 for Ubuntu 22.04.2 HWE Radeon Software for Linux® version 22.40.5 for RHEL 8. Here's one that gets the status of all stations (returned as 1/0 for each station in the string). Using the API, you can:īecause I was worried about commands crashing into each other, my initial scripts have a lot of error checking and semaphores. The API is not as fancy as some other irrigation systems, but it is documented. If you do, it'll go offline for a few seconds.
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While doing diagnostics on why it wasn't working, I learned that its ethernet controller doesn't support a full TCP instruction set, so you want to make sure that you don't send it commands too fast. I have since moved it to an Apple Airport Extreme and it has been behaving well. Originally, I had a problem where OS didn't like my Netgear GS108 switch, and it would eventually hang while attached.
It supports up to 48 stations and has a nice web/mobile app. I was aware of the OpenSprinkler project and it was the one I had. OS is an open source internet-based sprinkler timer. I began with a rocky start, but OpenSprinkler and I are warming up to each other.
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