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  • Swimming Pool Thermometer
    S Spottyq

    Great work. Thanks for the write-up ! :-)

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  • Detect Generator running
    S Spottyq

    Hello,

    Why is the input switching when the generator is on ? Is it switching at 50Hz (or 60Hz) or for an other reason ?

    If it is switching at 50Hz, simply require the signal to stay low for >0,02s before considering the generator is off. (As a general rule, it is a good idea to have these debounce timers.)

    If it is switching for an other reason, you'll have to find why it is doing so. A multimeter will probably of great help (or just use Serial.println(), comment the sleep() function and connect your computer to the Arduino.)

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