PH & ORP - Sense and Dispense #57
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I have a actually been in contact with the developer of the other integration. This all started when I helped them with the initial work of figuring out the local UDP API! I also have the internal API documentation courtesy of Hayward who have also been supportive of this effort (I cannot share those documents though). We can start by having you pull the diagnostic data from the integration, this will get me some required information such as your controller configuration as well as the telemetry data from your controller, with that I can start to work on getting some support in place. Do you have a saltwater pool with the chlorinator running in ORP mode paired up with that CSAD? |
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Sorry for the massive delay. Was traveling when I downloaded this and quickly set it up. |
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pH sensor was recently added |
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Confirmed and works perfectly !! Thank you !! |
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ORP data is there as well as an attribute of the pH sensor. I don't have a Sense and Dispense unit so I exposed them as a single sensor because they are exposed by the controller in a single telemetry line, but if it makes more sense to have ORP be it's own sensor, I can split that out. Just let me know which way makes more sense. |
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Thanks for pointing that out !! I think having it as a separate sensor would be ideal if its not too much work. The way it works in the Hayward app is that you have the current ORP reading and then you have a slider to set the target ORP Set Point. I have no idea if it is possible to get the ORP current reading as a sensor and then a ORP Set Point entity that allows you to choose a number from 400 to 900 (increments of 10). That would be the ultimate setup but I have no idea how much work that actually takes to build. |
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Ahhh, I see it now. It's workable as is, but if it's not too much work to
split ORP to it's own sensor that would probably be better. New users
installing this might not think to look at the ph sensor for the ORP.
Here's what it looks like for me.
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Thanks!
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ORP data is there as well as an attribute of the pH sensor. I don't have a
Sense and Dispense unit so I exposed them as a single sensor because they
are exposed by the controller in a single telemetry line, but if it makes
more sense to have ORP be it's own sensor, I can split that out. Just let
me know which way makes more sense.
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#106 Can you respond to that issue and attach the diagnostic data from the integration to that ticket? By the way, I'm not sure how you are attaching pictures and such, but they aren't coming through in the GitHub UI, make sure when you respond to that issue with the diagnostic data that you do it from the GitHub UI, attachments don't tend to work if you just reply via email |
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I have the Sense and Dispense system. It would be nice to see the levels included in the integration and also the ability to turn on or off the dispense system.
Awesome work on this. I wasn't sure we would ever see this come out. The primary developer of the other Hayward would probably be able to share a lot of what he has seen. Thank you again for this !
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