Thread: Beginning of an Automatic Climate Control System, all juiced up on Fusion

Originally Posted by greenman100

measure a abttery, directly--- like an AA battery.

Better,
Brain =1.68V
Fluke =1.60V

I spoke too soon, now it's drifting up around 1.8V with spikes up to 2.5V

Analog #1

What's your auto-average on?

10 and on, I'll turn it off, but it's so low, I thought it shouldn't matter. I got the spikes to 2.4V under control now, it was a bad connection, but it's hanging out now at 1.78V where with the meter it reads 1.60 still.

I set auto-averaging to false, and it still reads ~1.78V. Odd isn't it? I consistantly get 1.6V with the meter.

What a mess.
But it seems like the best way, and this is just one bit(digital output), without the else.


Unfortunately, when I recorded the voltages at each position of each potentiometer (all 27 of them) they did not stagger evenly, so I can't say "if even then LSB=0, else LSB=1" and follow any sort of patern. Since it's only fan speed, I probably could have split it up evenly after the minimum position, but I'm going to fully replicate the signal. This will be most important for the Mode potentiometer.

Nice You should be able to stretch the window to any size an the drawable area will follow. Maybe you need a higher screen resolution since it looks like it is only 800 wide there

I resized it, I'm using 2 monitors to do it and it's helping. I figured it doesn't really matter since after I save it, and reopen it in the configurator, there's no telling what it will look like.

Originally Posted by h3rk

I resized it, I'm using 2 monitors to do it and it's helping. I figured it doesn't really matter since after I save it, and reopen it in the configurator, there's no telling what it will look like.

Yeah it will look like a blue line and colourful icon bomb exploded on your screen for sure.

What you could do if it is just a matter of a few numbers that vary and the rest is the same, is make a function for the madness and the numbers are inputs. Then in the root logic you call that function over and over with various number inputs and various dothens.

I dont know if that would work with what you have planned, but if you find yourself wanting to copy/paste some stuff, a function is what you need.