Hi there,
I apologize if this is the wrong forum for such a request.
I was wondering if it's possible to include support for the GPIO pins on the ASUS Tinker Board in the Adafruit_Python_DHT library that you have on GitHub.
I'm planning to upgrade my Raspberry Pi 3 device with the Tinker Board, because it offers more RAM and slightly more processing power.
I'm utilizing the board as a monitor, using Icinga2+Graphite+Grafana and a couple of checks include information from DHT22 sensors.
For reference, the Tinker Board has an Ubuntu distribution that can be found here.
Thanks in advance!
Adafruit_Python_DHT support for ASUS Tinker Board?
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Re: Adafruit_Python_DHT support for ASUS Tinker Board?
That isn't a board we carry, so I doubt we'd want to maintain code for it.. keeping up with the revisions as hardware evolves can be a challenge.
You're welcome to use our code as a starting point for your own though.
You're welcome to use our code as a starting point for your own though.
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Re: Adafruit_Python_DHT support for ASUS Tinker Board?
I studied the wiringPi library a little bit and came up with my own DHT22 nagios plugin.
It can be found here for anyone else interested.
It can be found here for anyone else interested.
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Re: Adafruit_Python_DHT support for ASUS Tinker Board?
Thanks for posting the follow-up!
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Re: Adafruit_Python_DHT support for ASUS Tinker Board?
Since the DHT22 did not prove to be stable enough for my needs, I decided to write another Nagios plugin, this time for the SHT31-D (I2C).
It can be found here for anyone else interested.
It can be found here for anyone else interested.
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