I AM LEGEND! In my version of the homework, I formed the output for the user in the server app. After modifying the client app to accept input from the user, only the server app needed to change. "elif" was my friend for the mods. Thanks for another most-excellent lesson Paul!
Paul, Great Job!!! You are by far the best at teaching how to program/interface the Pi. Maybe your next lesson will include adding a time-stamp to to the data being sent, then maybe taking the data sent and creating a record with the time stamp included and saving it to a file or Db for them to create graphs down the road after a month or so. Keep up the GREAT work!
Paul, I finally figured out why the DHT11 has been so difficult. I eliminated the "if result.is_valid()==False: section and added a while loop after the the if cmd=='temp':. I did that to both the temp and the hum. Now no problems getting the data, works every time.
Boy was I wrong, It keeps the same value that you start out with, I was getting 74 deg, 74% and 74 deg C for the pi. Back to the coding to figure out what I did wrong.
@@jameslewellen150 You need that "if result.is_valid()" because i know I am get 1 reading every 5 invalid. To make my reading more stable I am using 5v instead of 3.3, using 3 seconds for each reading.
Hello Paul, Could the invalid data messages be a result of not putting a delay after reading the temp and humidity values before you tead the data again. Typically you don't want to read the temp and humidity data for 1 or 2 seconds after the previou reading. What are your thoughts on this?
That is correct. The documentation says no quicker than every 2 seconds. I check every 5 seconds and still get no reads. For a real project this would not be a good choice.
I did not do the home work because I've already done this using another system. I setup a system using MQTT. I'm not saying that MQTT is better than UDP but I have already implemented MQTT and I'm too lazy to learn UDP for the sake of learning it.
Talking about something that will drive you nuts, DO NOT USE same name as package for your project name, I knew better but I did it anyways accidently, was ready to trash my PI. literally
Here is a link for my homework th-cam.com/video/E3o0zobUHUk/w-d-xo.html. I did have trouble getting the dht11 to read consistently but it did eventually work. Thanks for the great video's.
Here is my solution. I never know whether to leave a comment on the lesson which sets the homework or on the solution, so I've done both. th-cam.com/video/bR9RE_yWZqU/w-d-xo.html
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I AM LEGEND! In my version of the homework, I formed the output for the user in the server app. After modifying the client app to accept input from the user, only the server app needed to change. "elif" was my friend for the mods. Thanks for another most-excellent lesson Paul!
Paul, Great Job!!! You are by far the best at teaching how to program/interface the Pi. Maybe your next lesson will include adding a time-stamp to to the data being sent, then maybe taking the data sent and creating a record with the time stamp included and saving it to a file or Db for them to create graphs down the road after a month or so. Keep up the GREAT work!
Thanks Paul Quarter-Back for all the cool computer lessons!!
My pleasure!
Awesome lesson! This is great. Paul, you're the GOAT!
THIS was across a very excellent lesson! I will be ready for the PICO lesson when you are ready and have the time for us!
Paul, I finally figured out why the DHT11 has been so difficult. I eliminated the "if result.is_valid()==False: section and added a while loop after the the if cmd=='temp':.
I did that to both the temp and the hum. Now no problems getting the data, works every time.
Boy was I wrong, It keeps the same value that you start out with, I was getting 74 deg, 74% and 74 deg C for the pi. Back to the coding to figure out what I did wrong.
@@jameslewellen150 You need that "if result.is_valid()" because i know I am get 1 reading every 5 invalid.
To make my reading more stable I am using 5v instead of 3.3, using 3 seconds for each reading.
Happy New year Paul, blessing to you and your family... thank you for all hard work you do for us I enjoy this RPI lessons....
Im just starting on this series. Hopefully I can be consistent enough to reach to this lesson 🙏🙏
Hi, With Paul walking you through each step of the way, you will have no problem
Extraordinary lesson..
Hello mr. paul
I like your channel very much
I learned a lot from you
But i hope you give a ros Tutorial
Thank you so much
Great lesson as always.
Thanks for the tutorial!
This is a quality content. Also its kinda funny😂
yes, I would like a live stream!
Paul i would absolutely love to be able to do this on the Pico W!!!!!
Yes, we will be doing that.
Sir do you have any plans to start series on AutoCad?
Hello Paul,
Could the invalid data messages be a result of not putting a delay after reading the temp and humidity values before you tead the data again. Typically you don't want to read the temp and humidity data for 1 or 2 seconds after the previou reading. What are your thoughts on this?
That is correct. The documentation says no quicker than every 2 seconds. I check every 5 seconds and still get no reads. For a real project this would not be a good choice.
I did not do the home work because I've already done this using another system. I setup a system using MQTT. I'm not saying that MQTT is better than UDP but I have already implemented MQTT and I'm too lazy to learn UDP for the sake of learning it.
When R pi Pico W series will come?
Mid January
With codesys runtime
I just want water.. and white teeth 😂
I am legand.
LEGEND!
Talking about something that will drive you nuts, DO NOT USE same name as package for your project name, I knew better but I did it anyways accidently, was ready to trash my PI. literally
Yep, I have made that mistake before. It is a madening one to figure out.
Here is a link for my homework th-cam.com/video/E3o0zobUHUk/w-d-xo.html. I did have trouble getting the dht11 to read consistently but it did eventually work. Thanks for the great video's.
LEGEND!
Another great exercise, Paul!! Here is my solution to the homework assignment:
th-cam.com/video/WDkEXwxnoCg/w-d-xo.html
Yes. It's chilly in here lol.
LEGEND!
Homework: th-cam.com/video/a9hVN8s1ArA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LozdomNcOPt40nJH
My homework, my apologies, my video editing skills are pretty much non-existent.
th-cam.com/video/R73ayyA-s7s/w-d-xo.html
Excellent!
Here is my solution. I never know whether to leave a comment on the lesson which sets the homework or on the solution, so I've done both.
th-cam.com/video/bR9RE_yWZqU/w-d-xo.html
cool!
Happy new year 2023 @paulmcwhorter