#OPENSPRINKLER IP DRIVER#
When I configured the device, the driver interrogated the hardware and created a child device for each station. This may or may not work depending on whether your router supports mDNS. Worked great right out of the box I have 3 hubs and created an 'OpenSprinkler' controller for each. forwarding and use of the WAN IP within the application or by using a VPN.
#OPENSPRINKLER IP DOWNLOAD#
If you know your OpenGarage’s AP name (the first time you plug it in or after factory reset), say, if it’s OG_123456, then after it’s connected to your WiFi network you can access it directly using: When I start the OS it says its connecting to the network, but then it shows (button2 press) IP of 0.0.0.0 port 0. Download OpenSprinkler for iOS to the application allows you to automatically. proper port forwarding and use of the WAN IP within the application or by using a VPN. port: Port the OpenSprinkler device is listening on. Download OpenSprinkler 2.2.4 and all version history for Android. hostname: Hostname or IP address of the OpenSprinkler HTTP API.
Due to this method used, it is very slow at finding devices and can saturate network bandwidth. ESP8266 does have a breakout board, I didn't have one available so I decided to solder it straight on some pins. There is also another (arguably easier) way: the firmware enabled mDNS: OpenSprinkler devices can be discovered by the binding sending requests to every IP on your network. A few things about this build: - Voltage regulator - I didn't have a 3.3v voltage regulator that could work on 12v, I've had to get it down to 5v (with 7805) and then again to 3.3v (with A1117). There are some other ways to find IP address as well: you can go to your router’s configuration page to see the list of connected devices, and it should be fairly easy to identify which one is OpenGarage (it may be named ESP_xxxxxx). The current firmware implements a tone-based method for finding IP address: press and hold the on-board button (using a small screwdriver or something that’s thin enough to pass through the enclosure hole) for 4 seconds and release, it will sing tones to indicate the IP address. OpenSprinkler doesn't need an instructable. It is an easy and low-cost solution to transform a Raspberry Pi into a capable sprinkler controller with 8 zones for lawn and garden watering. The LCD widget has been removed since it was only used to display IP address and wasn’t that useful otherwise. OpenSprinkler Pi (OSPi) is an open-source sprinkler / irrigation extension board for the Raspberry Pi.
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