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I'm trying to get some code to work and I'm getting some strange results.  I can get the board to send an email when the ACOFF function is called, but I'm not getting one when the ACON function is called.  The emails work when tested.  Anyone have any sugestions?   START DELAY 5000...

The NVR does have a "find camera" feature built into it which does send out broadcast packets, but no where near the amount it would take to bring down the WC.  I have about 150 or so devices on this network.  The only devices that were affected by the NVR, were the WC boards.    I've never seen...

It is very apparent that it is the NVR that is causing the boards to freak out.  Each board is located in a separate building with there own power strip.   I was just wondering if anyone else had ever experienced anything like this before.  Once I removed the NVR from the network, the boards are...

I ran into a strange event today involving the webcontrol boards rebooting every few seconds.  I have three of them on the same network.  They have been working just fine for a while now.    I put a NVR on the same network with four ip cameras.  Once I did this, all three of the webcontrol...

  It is most certainly possible.  If an unmanaged switch is corrupting network traffic, it can cause the wireless device to drop out.  Some wireless devices do that to try to fix corrupted network packets.  Although in my experience, I have only seen that happen a handful of times.  9 times out...

I was having the same kind of problems with my netgear.  I finally went with an ASUS RT-N66U for my home network.  I just run the stock firmware, but you can get DD-WRT if you need greater control.  Although I paid $50 more for it earlier this year.  So far I have not had any issues with it and...

If you're using power from the board, when the board is powered off the buzzer will not go off.  However, when the board is first powered on it will go off until the plc code corrects it.   You can always bypass the transistor altogether and just use an output to drive the buzzer.  A little...

Looks like you have it wired correctly. That is just how the transistor operates.  I never really liked those kind of circuits either.  However, I don't think it's drawing very much power.    You can invert the state in the I/O setup page last I checked.

  I know I'm not very good at documenting my code, so I'm glad it worked out for you.  Now that this crazy summer is over, I have some time to work on coding again.    If you have any questions about how to code this webapp, I have some time now to help. 

This one works for me.

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The actual webapp will vary depending on your style sheet and formatting.  I'm using jquery mobile with a dark theme. The dark theme uses less battery for screen time and I just like the way it looks.  This example is mine.  If you intend to use multiple boards, I recommend using different php...

Forth script gives the function a name so you can call it from a button that you create inside the app. --functions.js--     function getHTTPObject(){         if (window.ActiveXObject) return new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");         else if (window.XMLHttpRequest) return new...

Third is a control script.  This script will be used by javascript to preform a function.  In this case, my garage door opener.  It sets output 1 to on, sleeps for 1 second, then sets output 1 to off.  You can also use this script to cycle a var value from 1 to 0 or add/subtract a value from var...

Second part is running the php script and pass the values to the webpage.  The encoded value is named and then formatted however you want. The "setInterval" will make the script run in a loop.  The values will be updated every 3 seconds until the page is closed.  The value is in milliseconds if...