OpenSprinkler

OpenSprinkler (was Sprinklers) allows you to automatically detect and control your OpenSprinkler irrigation system(s). OpenSprinkler is an open-source Internet web-based sprinkler timer/controller built upon the Arduino platform.

Features

• Easy to understand device status
• Quick program modification
• Launch ad-hoc or defined programs instantly
• Manual mode for convenient testing
• Multi-device support
• View visual representation of upcoming scheduled programs
• View graphical and tabulated representation of log data
• View current weather and forecast status for the device location
• Change and disable rain delay
• Multiple supported languages (Czech, Chinese, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Slovenian and Spanish)

Added

• Support for special stations: Now RF stations have the code stored as meta data rather than the station name. Remote stations have also been added allowing a second OpenSprinkler to act as an extender.
• Support for flow sensor (using the rain sensor port). Log data is also saved and savings calculations are shown based on the average water level for the time span selected.
• Weather alerts are shown on the home page with details in the forecast page
• New weather adjustment method to set a user-defined rain delay. This is intended for users who wish to prevent watering when raining but leaving the watering level untouched.
• Ability to store and sync notes for stations
• Ability to update OSPi/OSBo Unified firmware from within the app (for Unified firmware 2.1.6+)

Changed

• Location input is no longer text based but instead opens a Google Maps overlay. When a Weather Underground API key is provided, nearby personal and airport weather stations are shown. When a selection is made, the GPS coordinates are saved (this works for PWS and ICAO codes). A search box is provided at the top of the map which allows any input, such as: street address, zip code, GPS coordinates, etc. Google also provides auto completion results for your assistance.
• Log records in the table view now group based on the start time instead of the end time to correctly file under the start day
• Status bar will now show the current power draw (DC controller) and flow rate (when flow sensor is configured)
• The app now polls the controller using a single HTTP request instead of five, improving network performance

Fixed

• Bug adjusting boost time for DC controller
• Bug causing a blank page to be shown
• Bug with countdown timers not cleaning up on completion
• Bug preventing adjustment of water level when using a weather restriction
• Key bind shortcuts firing on text input fields
• Sluggish scrolling performance