I would have to check. Code looks ok. Looking at the code there was an issue, patched. Code looks ok.

Trying to get the point across, this is in heavy development, don't count on it working. Still, the testing is helpful, I patched the Teensy watchdog code for that case where it's not enabled.

I've moved all of my larger projects to VSC now, this was the last one. The other revelation was the creation of my task manager, that untied my hands when working in the Arduino environment. Makes th

Another update: The OCS3 willl now compile for the Teensy3.5/3.6/4.1 and I added a hardware timer based watchdog. Not as good as the real thing (which the Mega2560 has) but better than nothing, as the

Just added support for analog temperature sensors too (both weather and thermostat) like the LM35, TMP36, etc.

No problem. The thermostat now has (untested) BME280, BMP280, DHT11/21/22, and Si7021 support.

That isn't done. My intention is to add the other relevant sensors same as WEATHER has. THERMOSTAT is inside. WEATHER is outside. You can't change the #defines there. If you want an outside BME280 jus

Let alone tested.

I only changed Config.h settings where required or very desirable. They were close to what I feel is optimal to start with. Good. I patched the little typo for the RevP compiles now. I skipped over im

I'm not sure what you mean by "scripted" but generally the "Power Panel" works as before. I did test with your settings and they would crash it though, this was a buffer overflow, the scratchpad for d

I'm guessing these are both related to your not having the proper libraries installed for the Arduino IDE. I think you might have realized/fixed this but not sure, at any rate I can enable both of the

Yes for weather but untested, look in Config.h they are listed. Only Bme280 for thermostat now, easy to add others though. Reminds me i should attach thermostat pressure to weather as it applies.

Speaking of new features... one of them is due to using the Sense class (from OnStepX) for digital inputs: Now these digital inputs have a built-in ability to filter noisy conditions. Normally, you sp

I have things mostly working I think (on a Mega2560). The BME weather sensor works (new design/code there so that's good.) The website and charts work. NPT works. Relays almost work. The fast relay pw

It's very much a work in progress at this point, lots of bugs, so you should wait for a little while still.

I've started work on the OCS update, it's on Github as the master branch. The last stable OCS is now release-2.3 and the default branch, which is a good thing as this new version 3 of the OCS will tak

OCS.ino file has... const volatile sense_t sense[] { { 0, INPUT, HIGH}, // not used {22, INPUT, HIGH}, // Sense 1: pin#, initialize, ON state {24, INPUT, HIGH}, // Sense 2: pin#, initialize, ON state

To be honest the T3.5 is more than fast enough and appeals as it's 5v tolerant and a little cheaper than the other options. The 3.6 is overkill, and the 4.1 is much faster still (many times) but it ma

I just modified the design a little, so the Teensy4.1 should also work.

Same as OnStep uses. Cheaper yes. More powerful than a T3.6 is debatable. The 3.6 is much faster. The 3.5 is about as fast. The ESP32 downside is the lack of pins, that can be worked around by imposin