Welcome to indi-allsky Discussions! #341
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HI everybody, I very new to this Raspberry stuff so I might have a lot of questions.All I want to do is use an all sky cam to look at sky conditions. When I opened Indi it asks for a username and password. I do not recall putting anything in when setting up. Is there a default set that would work? And what might that be? |
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Hi Aaron. New to the site and just getting my indi-allsky running. Are there any tutorials around for things like posting to a remote website? I am illiterate when it comes to the Pi and Linux so struggling a bit as I learn. I do have TJ's running on my website. |
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Hi All just setup my Indi-allsky today, happy to contribute ton any hardware compatibly or testing needed with my setup. RPi 3B, Axis IP Camera. I’m a ham radio operator so looking forward to testing the ADSB integration. |
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Hello everyone, When attempting to install indi-allsky I keep running into this message: Please run ./miscindi.sh before running ./setup.sh I've run it as instructed, but when I attempt to run ./setup.sh again the message keeps popping up. What am I doing wrong? Running Debian Bookworm on a Pi 4 B with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB mini SD card. |
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Well, if it should take 40-50 minutes, I don't know. When I run it there is a bunch of stuff scrolling on the screen, which I expect, and then it stops and I get the command line prompt. This process takes about 30 seconds. Just now I have tried to run it again, and this time it appears stuck on the screen where it says < Ok > on the bottom. I have pressed the ENTER key, but nothing seems to be happening. I have turned the Pi off and back on after sending the first message. |
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Hello Aaron and Team! Newbie here getting used to indi/Pi/Linux/Python/etc. First I want to say what a fantastic job you have done on this. I can't even imagine the effort that has gone into making it just 'work'. I have a Pi 4 that was collecting dust and decided to use it for an allsky setup. Had it working with the Raspberry HQ camera for a few weeks and after the camera died I decided to do a couple of upgrades. I now have an ASI 676 and am trying to change the way I control the dew heater (by using the Pi vs. using temp sensors on the dew heater - Kendrick controller). I am trying to use a DHT11 sensor to control a relay for the heater, but cannot for the life of me get allsky to 'recognize' the sensor. I had allsky reading a DS18B20 and have also been able to read the DHT11 with HiPi.io's code. My thoughts of using the DHT11 vs. the DS18B20 were that I live in a humid environment and may find that I need to control the dew heater based on humidity, but I'm not even sure about this... Note I am using OpenWeather on Sensor A slots 10-19 and can also get weather info that way, but would still want or need to know the enclosure temperature. This is my first github post and first question so I'm not even sure what to post, where to get info, whether this question has been asked etc. so bear with me. I can say I have the DHT11 on GPIO4 (which HiPi.io has read successfully) using Sensor B and slots 20-22, and for note I have the relay on GPIO17. Note the GPIO's are what I set in the Config 'Sensor' and 'Devices' tabs. Other notes are that I get errors when running dht11_22_blinka.py, tempSensorDht.py and sensor_test.py. I think I have included txt files with the errors. Any help or guidance is greatly appreciated! dht11_22_blinka_error.txt |
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Ok just making sure I understand this one. Most online documentation showed GPIO4 for a DHT11. To clarify I have removed the DS18B20 and the only other sensor/device I have is the relay on GPIO17. This is the setup that worked for both the relay and DS18B20. I'm writing/testing at the same time. I disabled the 1 wire interface, kept GPIO4 for DHT11 and GPIO17 for the relay. Neither the relay, nor the DHT11 are working (Open Weather is working FYI). For note, I noticed I2C is enabled in Pi Config, not sure if this is worth mentioning. I left it as is. Next test wass to disable 1 wire interface, move DHT11 from GPIO4 to GPIO27. DHT11 and relay (on GPIO17) did not work. Next I did the same with 1 wire enabled. DHT11 and relay did not work. Next test was to diable I2C (1 wire still enabled). I also turned ON use_pulseio (which was previously turned off). This configuration got the DTH11 WORKING!!! Since I changed multiple things at once, I tried to see which setting enabled the DHT11. It seems as though the use_pulseio was the last piece as the DHT11 goes back to all zeros with it off. Now my relay is not working... I tried re-enabling I2C but this did not work. I'll keep trying. Maybe a different pin. Thank you for your help Aaron!! |
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Hi all and happy New Year to all! |
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