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Like my dashboard , minimally on the LH secondary monitor lol
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Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »InfoSeeker« (30. Juli 2022, 13:23)
I have some questions spring to mind reading this very interesting thread.
1. How do people display thier dashboards? In a window? Desktop mode? How big?
2. Do people use any other dashboard type apps - AIDA64 Extreme sensor panel etc? (I used AIDA on my outgoing system, I didn't even run the aquaero app, just had it running off it's firmware with my settings uploaded to it, but had the aquero data fed through to the AIDA super minimal sensor panel app)
3. Does anyone use a dedicated physical display screen to display the dashboard? If so, what kit / equipment do you use? Ideally I'd love a 7- 9 inch screen sitting on my desk disaplying the Aquausuite dashboard.
Thanks guys
1. I have 2 internal displays which I described in my post above HERE. They both work well but require different overview page layouts because of their different aspect ratios, sizes, and orientations. On my desktop, I have 2 displays set up side by side. In the Windows raster, my internal stat displays are way over on the right side, starting X-coordinate is 2049. If I send this overview page to the desktop, I have to scroll way over to see it. So I copied the page and changed all of the left side X coordinates to 0. This way when I send it to the desktop, I select the version with the X coordinates changed to 0. This version of the page appears on my left display so I don't have to scroll right to see them.
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Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »alexkyriak« (16. September 2022, 23:36)
@Speedy-VI and WonstonWoof - great guys, thanks. Both of those routes look very good. Speedy-VI I hadn't properly understood your first post, very interesting. Am looking at 7inch to 10 inch rasperry pi screens or cctv screen on the internet. Looks to be lots of options out there for a little screen for desktop mounting. The spare Ipad route looks good too - but am reading mixed messages online about the connectivity of the software? How relaible is it?
Yeah what I am doing with 2 physical status displays driven by one Overview page is kind of weird but it works. An Overview page item can have any starting coordinates so if you have multiple displays, you can put items on any and all of them if you want. I probably didn't explain it clearly.@Speedy-VI and WonstonWoof - great guys, thanks. Both of those routes look very good. Speedy-VI I hadn't properly understood your first post, very interesting. Am looking at 7inch to 10 inch rasperry pi screens or cctv screen on the internet. Looks to be lots of options out there for a little screen for desktop mounting. The spare Ipad route looks good too - but am reading mixed messages online about the connectivity of the software? How relaible is it?
Yeah what I am doing with 2 physical status displays driven by one Overview page is kind of weird but it works. An Overview page item can have any starting coordinates so if you have multiple displays, you can put items on any and all of them if you want. I probably didn't explain it clearly.@Speedy-VI and WonstonWoof - great guys, thanks. Both of those routes look very good. Speedy-VI I hadn't properly understood your first post, very interesting. Am looking at 7inch to 10 inch rasperry pi screens or cctv screen on the internet. Looks to be lots of options out there for a little screen for desktop mounting. The spare Ipad route looks good too - but am reading mixed messages online about the connectivity of the software? How relaible is it?
One site said it's done through iTunes. Another referred to Splash Top which I think costs money.
Thank you for clarifying that. I think the remote access paid version is what I was recalling. I think I have an old iPad somewhere. I'm going to dig it up and try connecting it.Yeah what I am doing with 2 physical status displays driven by one Overview page is kind of weird but it works. An Overview page item can have any starting coordinates so if you have multiple displays, you can put items on any and all of them if you want. I probably didn't explain it clearly.@Speedy-VI and WonstonWoof - great guys, thanks. Both of those routes look very good. Speedy-VI I hadn't properly understood your first post, very interesting. Am looking at 7inch to 10 inch rasperry pi screens or cctv screen on the internet. Looks to be lots of options out there for a little screen for desktop mounting. The spare Ipad route looks good too - but am reading mixed messages online about the connectivity of the software? How relaible is it?
One site said it's done through iTunes. Another referred to Splash Top which I think costs money.
Splashtop Wired X DIsplay is Free
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/splashtop-…or/id1029826353
https://www.splashtop.com/en-gb/wiredxdisplay
Splashtop do have a paid for app for remote access
Impressive. This looks like something that can be done in an AIDA sensor panel but I don't know how you are doing some of these things in Aquasuite.I have made some changes to my dashboard/desktop. The clock is now centered on my desktop background over the Liquid Devil logo. The outer ring is a 24 hr clock and the inner ring is 60 minute "hand". The pump and fan icon "animate" but I don't want to install Radeon Relive only to capture desktop video. The distroplate is the Phanteks 120 one which is the actual one I have in the rear of the P600s. Hopefully I can get the reservoir icon to animate about the y-axis so that we can see water movement.
I shall try to be as concise and answer as much as I can. This is the code block that I use for mapping the integer values to day name:Impressive. This looks like something that can be done in an AIDA sensor panel but I don't know how you are doing some of these things in Aquasuite.I have made some changes to my dashboard/desktop. The clock is now centered on my desktop background over the Liquid Devil logo. The outer ring is a 24 hr clock and the inner ring is 60 minute "hand". The pump and fan icon "animate" but I don't want to install Radeon Relive only to capture desktop video. The distroplate is the Phanteks 120 one which is the actual one I have in the rear of the P600s. Hopefully I can get the reservoir icon to animate about the y-axis so that we can see water movement.
May I ask how you got the time of day into the Overview page? Also, how did you get the day of the week to say "Thursday"? When I select data source Time - Day of Week, I just get a number. I suspect this can be changed by editing the XAML code, depending on how the data binding is done.
I started a thread about adding time of day HERE. Turns out it requires writing custom XAML code which some of the more experienced forum members kindly submitted several attempts. Sebastian (Aquacomputer Rep) posted that date and time will be added in the XAML presets in the next release of Aquasuite for those of us who don't know how to write the code.
I am also wondering how you got those different icons in there, let alone animating them. I tried adding an XAML block and loading the Animation with Data Binding XAML preset. I set the date source to a fan RPM. I get an animated fan that spins but its quite "jerky" in its rotation. The animation does not speed up and slow down with fan speed but it will stop spinning if the fan stops spinning, so it does at least indicate that the fan RPM is greater than zero. It's also a dull gray color, not nice and white like your fan. I don't know how to bring in an icon or an image file. Are you doing all of this with custom XAML code?
For capturing a quick video of a window, I used OBS Studio which was pretty easy to figure out.
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Thank you for this. I will try it out and will also try to figure out how it works. I was frustrated that the XAML presets built into AQS are quite limited so decided to start learning how to do it. My desire to have the time of day in an Overview Page presented a good starting opportunity. This code will definitely help me.I shall try to be as concise and answer as much as I can.
Good luck and have fun!
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 2 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Speedy-VI« (13. August 2022, 01:44)
The High Flow Next flow sensor has a conductivity sensor built into it that can measure from 2 to 200uS/cm of conductivity. It is calibrated to work with Aquacomputer DP Ultra coolant. This coolant starts out with a very low conductivity. As the corrosion inhibitors in the coolant are used up, the conductivity increases. When it gets to a certain value (I think 100 uS/cm) they recommend changing the coolant.how is "water quality' is measured?
intersting
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The High Flow Next flow sensor has a conductivity sensor that will NOT WORK with EK Cryofuel,
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