Logging and Plotting of Enclosure Temperature
Hi,
I have an enclosure in my workshop that holds two printers and my rPi which is running Repetier-Server. The pi has a touch screen but most of my control is via the web interface. The temperature in my workshop can fluctuate and I would like to be able to log and plot the temperature within the enclosure.
At the moment I am using a variation on this http://www.pibits.net/code/raspberry-pi-hdc1008-temperature-sensor.php with a plan that I will use plotly or matlab to plot the data. I would ideally be able to view this then as a simple webpage.
At the moment the python script is running on a nohup and producing a CSV file. I'm comfortable with producing interval plots as image files. Its the simple webpage / embedding into RS that is my unknown. I have done a google and look through the docs but nothing jumped out.
Has anyone done anything like this or able to offer some pointers?
Thanks in anticipation
Chris
I have an enclosure in my workshop that holds two printers and my rPi which is running Repetier-Server. The pi has a touch screen but most of my control is via the web interface. The temperature in my workshop can fluctuate and I would like to be able to log and plot the temperature within the enclosure.
At the moment I am using a variation on this http://www.pibits.net/code/raspberry-pi-hdc1008-temperature-sensor.php with a plan that I will use plotly or matlab to plot the data. I would ideally be able to view this then as a simple webpage.
At the moment the python script is running on a nohup and producing a CSV file. I'm comfortable with producing interval plots as image files. Its the simple webpage / embedding into RS that is my unknown. I have done a google and look through the docs but nothing jumped out.
Has anyone done anything like this or able to offer some pointers?
Thanks in anticipation
Chris
Comments
Connect to a terminal session of your RPi, put the deb file on the filesystem and install it with sudo dpkg -i Repetier-Server-1.0.5-Linux.deb
Usually you should use armhf for RPi 3 and above.
To check witch version of build your installation supports use, enter the command dpkg --print-architecture