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@heinzv said in EFEKTA Temp&Hum sensor(ver. nRF52832 )+E-Ink display:
The one ordered soldered module is still in transit (or I did not get it so far).
I have not sent it to you yet, I have a problem with China, I am still waiting for new modified boards, I want to send you the latest version, please wait, do not cancel the order. I will also add new PCBs to the package (there are no changes in the components and numbering, just placed differently)
The device has become thinner, less in height, all electronic components have been removed from the side of the batteries, and PCB have been prepared for mounting in the case.
Seems to be a neat tool to "automatically" convert big part with many pins from a datasheet in pdf format to KiCad's .lib file.
Linux and Windows are supported. Haven't tried it yet, but I think it's cool how many tools opensource community has made and keep inventing very convenient stuff.
https://github.com/Robotips/uConfig
@user2684,
Hi,
I have a question, Is it possible to present an external sensor value on display with ModeManager?
I have an indoor temperature node with local presentation on a SSD1306 display. I like to present a battery powered temperature node located in my garden on the same display, is this possible using NodeManager?
If it´s possible can you give me an example how to do it?
Thanks!
Hi @mārtiņš-prūsis, welcome to the MySensors forum. Great to have youhere
From what you are describing, it sounds like you already have both a raspberry pi gateway and esp8266 gateways using MQTT. The nodes send data to a gateway, which forward the messages through MQTT. Could you describe the difference between the mqtt you have and the mqtt you want?
Just do a regular calibration. Just hand tight the knobs, no force needed. Then start the calibration. Slowly rotate the knob until it the printer beeps. When the calibration is done. Print one of these that fits the bed thingiverse calibration
Carefully check the result. You should have a consistent print. If not, twist the knob closest to where you need to move re-calibrate. Thin line, the bed need to be closer to the nozzle, thick line that curls, move the bed away.
Note, when turning the knobs, just move it 1/4th turn each time. And make a note wich knob, the direction (clock wise or counter clock wise).
To get more info, search on youtube for flash forge finder calibration, there are a lot of videos there.
