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RE: Using ADS1115 in differential mode - PaddyB - 2018-02-11 (2018-02-11, 08:40 AM)olewsaa Wrote: Hi,Thanks for sharing the code, I've gone a similar route with an ESP8266 sending temperature, pressure and voltage data to Openplotter but just used EasyEsp to send it using MQTT. SignalK would be better plus it will hopefully make multiplexing NMEA data easier with software serial, using bits of your code will make that much easier. Thanks! RE: Using ADS1115 in differential mode - affinite - 2018-03-06 (2018-02-11, 04:01 PM)PaddyB Wrote:(2018-02-11, 08:40 AM)olewsaa Wrote: Hi,Thanks for sharing the code, I've gone a similar route with an ESP8266 sending temperature, pressure and voltage data to Openplotter but just used EasyEsp to send it using MQTT. SignalK would be better plus it will hopefully make multiplexing NMEA data easier with software serial, using bits of your code will make that much easier. Thanks! Ole, Paddy I am also on this path ... I'm interested to know why you think that SignalK will be better than MQTT for this application ? Performance seems fine over MQTT Thanks Steve RE: Using ADS1115 in differential mode - PaddyB - 2018-03-06 (2018-03-06, 10:59 AM)affinite Wrote: Ole, Paddy I am also on this path ... Not precise real reason, just seems like it's a tiny bit less work for openplotter to do, converting from MQTT to signalk plus makes a little bit more sense to me so looking at it later it's hopefully a bit easier to see what's going where. Just seems a bit 'running round the houses' when the esp can do some of the work before sending the data out. On the other hand there are downsides, I love MQTT and leaving the data going out of the esp makes it simple to get onto the web to look at when away from the boat. Hmmm ... |