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water metering - peter222 - 02-29-2016
Hi,
I have a water meter with a built in reed relay. It's current should not exceed 10mA. My questions are:
To which digital input should I connect it? Any or better INPD4?
Can I use temperature measurements at the same time on other digital inputs (DS18B20) ?
Should I add any additional circuits to limit the current on the input below 10mA or it is done by LC?
Thanks,
peter
Re: water metering - peter222 - 03-03-2016
Hi,
i have tried ind4 for the pulse counting. as the input by default in state high I gave a short to pin 4-5. I managed to get the input d4 "LOW", but what ever I was doing the pulses are not counted anywhere. is there any special settings? that is mine:
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I have started and stopped the counting many times, manually gave many pulses, but nothing.
Anyone ever was able to use this feature? Please give me a hint.
Thanks,
Peter
Re: water metering - adzik - 03-04-2016
1.Click 'Start' button :-)
2.change l/h value ratio to integer >0
Re: water metering - peter222 - 03-05-2016
Thanks Adzik, your answer is much appreciated!
It works now.
Now I am thinking of sending an alert e-mail, when the water is running. I can put an event on the impd4 to do that when it becames low, but it will send e-mails endless after each state change and I have to avoid that. As I can't see any possibilities to limit the number of e-mails, I was thinking to do it indirectly:
impd4="low" triggers PWM
PWM out is connected to analogue input inp2
I put an e-mail event on input inp2
Once the tap is open, reed relay force to low impd4 and it keeps the PWM constantly in event, so the e-mail is sent only once, at the beginning.
What do you think? Is there any easier solution?
peter