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I don’t understand why you are having issues. You should probably post on the repo where folks that have the same equipment as you can help. Anyhow there are two command sets for the Superflo just like there is for IntelliFlo and yes the commands are the same. You must constantly send the...

Based on your screenshot above, it looks like you do not have the input configured to 10k thermistor. Click on the gears and change it. This should be displaying in KOhms.

Here are some links that describe how to set this up. https://github.com/rstrouse/relayEquipmentManager/wiki/Temperature-Sensors And here is one integrated into a full blown Nixie controller for your pool...

The default port number is 5150

Don't forget if you are running PM2 and have cached the startup you will need to shut down the pm2 instance `pm2 stop REM` then run `npm start` from the relayEquipmentManager directory to rebuild the cache the first time.

I responded to the issue in the repo. You should pull the updates from the repo as I believe that it is still trying to digest the invalid value. I added some checks to read sensor value out of the pin data.

This is a feed on the Mega BAS that feeds the generic value. Select the I2c #1 tab at the top then select your Mega BAS card from the device list. You will find the Feeds listed on the device.

I responded to your issue in the repo. You need to make an adjustment to the feed from the MEGA-BAS.

Here is the link on how to set up a temperature probe. https://github.com/rstrouse/relayEquipmentManager/wiki/Generic-Devices#setup

To set up the temp probe create a generic temperature probe. The instructions on how to set this up can be found here. Sequent Microsystems Boards

Nixie is the underlying pool controller that can either operate as a standalone pool controller or a companion to an existing panel. In this instance the message you are receiving is because nixie cannot calculate a start and or end time for one of your schedules. Most often this is due to...

If you have not updated dashPanel and have updated chrome. It will pop up block the the overlays. Update dashPanel.

Yes njsPC supports RS485 on MasterTemp, UltraTemp, and UltraTemp Hybrid heaters.

Hmmm... field programmable so they are programming through the data cable. Interesting.

It may be looking at the wrong chlorinator in REM for the spa. Open an issue or discussion in GitHub and attach a replay.

If you have the Sequent 4 or 8 relay it can switch that pump just fine if it is the one with either the 8A or 10A relays. The power draw from that pump is rated at .24A. Too bad though because the transformer drops the voltage to 24vdc to power the pump motor.

You should let REM Chem control this not the IntelliCenter controller. There are lots of reasons for this but the primary one is there is no latching watchdog in the Pentair panel although that pump has some models that are reaaaaaaallllly slow. Use a relay from the pi stack to switch this on...

Do you have sensors or do you want a metered dose?

If you run Home Assistant there is a plug-in for that. Then all of it is part of your home automation.

Glad you figured it out

You can get it from IntelliCenter. However if you do use industrial pH probes the EZO-RTD works really well for temp compensation. If you are only doin two ORP you can use a single T3.

A T1 is not correct as that is for Arduino not Raspberry PI. You should be looking at one or more T3s.

How far is the distance between your basement and pool pad? The pi will need to be out at your pad so that you can hook up your probes. Also, you will need a carrier and 2 EZO-ORP circuits. This will likely take some tuning and understanding of how ORP works on your pool. I have found that...

Get a replay so I can see what njsPC is sending it and what it is responding with. Probably easier to submit an issue on the njsPC repo.

Ok so it should be purple. Are you connected to it via wifi? Also, make sure the pump address is correct for the setting you have in dashPanel. I too have an IntelliFlo3 so getting a replay would be grand for what njsPC is sending and what we are seeing from pump responses.

Do you have a purple/magenta light on the pump?

Yes you set it up on an aux port in njsPC. The issue with IntelliChlor is that it only knows one address. This is an issue with the surge board and cell so I am not sure how they have this on their roadmap without requiring changes there but interestingly the IntelliCenter config reserves...

Actually njsPC supports dual IntelliChlor on separate ports natively.

Yep the Building Automation V4 card was what I was referring to. The WhiteBox labs carrier board and EZO circuits round out all of the replacement for IXIAN.

Yes you do not want 64 bit. There is no advantage and a whole lot of warts.