#IO dashboards
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So there's a few different ways depending on what devices you have, and what the server is, and how you want to present the data to the user.
For instance, you can use the web version of the dashboards in Adafruit IO and display them on a TFT or similar, or you could fetch just the data you want via the API and display that in whatever way you want.
This is all providing that you are pushing up sensor data into Adafruit IO.
@craggy carbon does that make sense?
Yes, all I want is to make the device show the progression of the task over 7 to 14 days
Or more for a cold fermentation
For something like that, the MagTag is perfect. It sips power when it deep sleep, and the e-ink display is great, and it comes with some neopixels so that you can even light up the display if you want (providing you put an enclosure that covers the LEDs so that the light is reflected back down onto the e-ink screen).
it's got everything you need in one sweet package
and hooking it up to Adafruit IO is dead simple
there's a starter kit if you don't have a way of printing your own enclosures: https://www.adafruit.com/product/4819
For instance, I have a Google Calendar MagTag that updates every 30 minutes, and it lasts upwards of three weeks on one 500 mAh battery.
Only wifi or bt. Hard to read stuff throught stainless.
Can you explain?
Would have been pretty helpful if you would have started with that. So, you mentioned stainless, where's the stainless steel? Are you fermenting inside a keg/vat or similar?
And you want a sensor to monitor the process, similar to the link you sent?
You could use something like a QT Py with BT/WiFi with a battery that can then float inside the vat, and then put a hardwired receiving device at the top of the vat that can then transfer that data out... But, that's beyond the scope of Adafruit IO.
Stainless steel conical fermenter
I was thinking about a pico with esp32 and a gy-lsm6ds3 (adafruit-lsm6dsox)
Rp2040
Sorry I am a little slow to answer, it's soon bed time for the kids
there are rp2040 qt pys, they are small and would be perfect for the type of application you're looking for
Yeah for the dev versions I'll use those. But the final version will be on a one board pcb.
Custom pcb
I don't know how to calc the Power consumption tho
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I think there's a thing you can use for this...
This Mini Power Meter with Voltage, Current, Watts, mAh & mWh Display (whew that is a mouth-full) is a lot like the USB In-Line Voltage and Current Meter we carry but can be used with a ...
that should work
then there's the flagship:
https://www.adafruit.com/product/5048
@craggy carbon hopefully one of these two should work
if all you're trying to do is calculate how much battery is left, you can use one of these fuel gauges: https://www.adafruit.com/product/4712
should snap into place with all the other STEMMA QT stuff like a boss
Thanks a lot! Will check that out. But I don't have much space in the 50 ml centrifuge tube
I'm thinking maybe you can do the two additional breakout boards back to back, might fit?
the thing is it has to keep battery life to up to 60 days
if I add stuff it will take more juice