loougood Posted July 4 Posted July 4 (edited) Eisy with a few sensers could be a great way to automate a pool and easily justify upgrading from 944 and sticking with UDI, Would need to input at least pool temperature and flow. Ph, salt, chlorine, free chlorine would determine what pool needs. Can Eisy adjust sensor readings to units i.e. Fahrenheit and start a program or send a text messages with status of all sensors. Adding Arduino might make this easier. Edited July 4 by loougood
larryllix Posted July 4 Posted July 4 20 hours ago, loougood said: Eisy with a few sensers could be a great way to automate a pool and easily justify upgrading from 944 and sticking with UDI, Would need to input at least pool temperature and flow. Ph, salt, chlorine, free chlorine would determine what pool needs. Can Eisy adjust sensor readings to units i.e. Fahrenheit and start a program or send a text messages with status of all sensors. Adding Arduino might make this easier. Sure. EISY can do all basic math and a few advanced math functions. and send the results almost anywhere. Much easier to program than an arduino unless you are familiar with the system.
firstone Posted July 5 Posted July 5 eisy is basically a pc with full operating system, usb, etc. It's not suited for connecting sensors. It doesn't have analog (or digital inputs). What you need is something like Arduino. And even then - sensor will only provide voltage. You'd need to correlate voltage to actual level. For instance xxx millivolts to yyy PH level. Even then, some measures are temperature dependent. So unless you know how to translate that, seems like too much work. You're better off betting a controller from aliexpress that already does it and connects via wifi. And if you could do it, would you mount eisy in a box by your pool?
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