In the past, this program used 55 L, so it seems ‘Garage’ did run the program, but perhaps was unable to communicate with ‘Shop’, so ‘Garage’ logged the program as ‘run’, but with no water.īut why did I have to reboot ‘Garage’ to be able to communicate with it? If there was a communication problem between ‘Garage’ and ‘Shop’, it shouldn’t have caused ‘Garage’ to be unavailable via the web interfaces. When I looked at the logs for ‘Garage’, it indicated that the watering program had run (5 zones, all are REMOTE zones on the ‘Shop’ controller), but the Flow was 0 L.
It then came up normally, and was back online. I finally pulled the power connection out and rebooted the controller. Power and network cables all looked good. The controller, ‘Garage’, display looked fine. 798 5,657 1 day, 4 hours ago Poormonkey OpenSprinkler Mobile and Web App Questions, comments, suggestions about OpenSprinkler mobile and web app.
Meanwhile, I could connect directly to the remote controller, ‘Shop’, with both Firefox and the webapp on the iPhone. OpenSprinkler Unified Firmware Announcements, questions, and suggestions about the OpenSprinkler Unified firmware. Yet, my network tools (router, admin interface) showed ‘Garage’ as online. When I tried to open the main ‘Garage’ controller, Firefox could not find the IP address, and the webapp, running on an old iPhone, opened, but could not connect to ‘Garage’: there was an error at the bottom about 0 network current – I do not remember the exact error. Today, I noticed that the watering programs had not run as scheduled. Both controllers have been communicating and working well for several weeks. The ‘remote’ controller, ‘Shop’ (App Version: 2.3.1, Firmware: 2.1.9(9), Hardware Version: 3.0-AC), is wireless. The ‘main’ controller, ‘Garage’ (App Version: 2.3.1, Firmware: 2.1.9(11), Hardware Version: 3.2-AC), is wired ethernet. I have a large site with 30 zones and 2 OpenSprinkler controllers.
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