Yes. That would be useful.
River System Control Software (2017)
Re: River System Control Software
Hi,
I'll also look at log rotation, but that'll be for the Tuesday after next, or the Thursday after next Tuesday - I'd like to test the existing changes before I mess with too much stuff.
Hamish
Okay, I'll do that so it's ready for next Tuesday. Seems good as we now know the probes are working more reliably.
Can you reduce the levels at which the circulation pump switches on and off, I’m in this morning and the systems stopped with around 400mm in the sump. Off at 200 on at 300 should work for us.
I'll also look at log rotation, but that'll be for the Tuesday after next, or the Thursday after next Tuesday - I'd like to test the existing changes before I mess with too much stuff.
Hamish
Hamish
Re: River System Control Software
Circulation pump on/off levels changed to 300/200 respectively.
Hamish
Hamish
Hamish
Re: River System Control Software
Okay, I've been working on this so far this morning, and have added quite a few changes and improvements, notably:
I propose every day is probably a good idea, followed by every week as my 2nd choice. Thoughts?
Hamish
- Sump Pi can now log readings from butts pi over the network to .csv files, so we only need to take them from sump pi now.
- The code has been refactored to share more code between the master pi and remote pi software.
- ^ This allows us to add more pis more easily later, but more work will be needed.
I propose every day is probably a good idea, followed by every week as my 2nd choice. Thoughts?
Hamish
Hamish
Re: River System Control Software
Update:
Dots are now put on a line by themselves in the readings files now, and a lot of refactoring work has been done to ease future developments when we add more Pis.
I reckon every week is probably a better rotation schedule having thought about it more. Everyone okay with that?
Hamish
Dots are now put on a line by themselves in the readings files now, and a lot of refactoring work has been done to ease future developments when we add more Pis.
I reckon every week is probably a better rotation schedule having thought about it more. Everyone okay with that?
Hamish
Hamish
Re: River System Control Software
Hello
What do you mean by rotating the logs?
In the event of an anomaly or unusual event we'd want to investigate the logs to try to determine what happened; you may also want to review the logs periodically to see if the system was reacting appropriately to what it was experiencing. I will become increasingly interested in looking at long term trends as the system matures, the .csv files should give me that information.
Hwyl
Penri
What do you mean by rotating the logs?
In the event of an anomaly or unusual event we'd want to investigate the logs to try to determine what happened; you may also want to review the logs periodically to see if the system was reacting appropriately to what it was experiencing. I will become increasingly interested in looking at long term trends as the system matures, the .csv files should give me that information.
Hwyl
Penri
Re: River System Control Software
Rotating the logs means periodically archiving the log, perhaps compressing it, and starting a new one to keep the sizes down, so we'd be keeping the existing readings, but it would mean Terry and I wouldn't need to reboot the pis when we take readings.
It's more or less just a convenience feature.
Hamish
It's more or less just a convenience feature.
Hamish
Hamish
Re: River System Control Software
OK, then its fine with me.
Re: River System Control Software
We should archive this thread and use the Spring / Summer 2018 and onwards software topic.
Hamish