Please consider adding I2C SI 7021 support for temperature and humidity to use for monitoring, green houses, and humidors. For a work around I may be able to use a DAC fed back into a supported ADC with cayenne but native support would be awesome.
@xanthos31,
If you have a Arduino with ethernet or a ESP8266 you can put your hygrometers on Cayenne now utilizing the Cayenne virtual pins. Here is a capture of the overview screen from one of my 8266âs with both a DHT21 and a BME280 installed showing the comparisons of the output of each sensor side by side.
Here is a photo of the setup showing the 8266 and both sensors on the same breadbaord.
The addition of Arduino micro-controllers and virtual pins has really expanded the list of available sensors exponentially.
Ian
also,
Here is a pretty good comparison of available hygrometers-
http://www.kandrsmith.org/RJS/Misc/Hygrometers/calib_many.html
I have a Pi 3 B. Maybe I should have got the one you mentioned. I was hoping for a module for the PI to make things simpler. I will check and see how much the arduino you are talking about runs.
The Arduino schematic is open source so you can get a âknockoffâ Arduino for ~$10 on ebay or amazon. Some things may not work as expected based on the actual components used but you canât beat the price.
Yep, so as @Ian mentioned, there are many possibilities with Cayenneâs new Arduino integration. we will be working on ability for you to bring a sensor (for the Pi) that is not currently supported into the Cayenne dashboard. Unfortunately, we do not have resources to do âone-offâ integrations for every sensor requested. Unless of course there is MANY community members who request it (like DHT11 post). Of course, when one community member is able to integrate a specific sensor to Cayenne, then we will create process to make that available to community as a whole. This is what we have begun working on I hope this explanation helps! (Adding @ats1080s for context)
-B
Ian had a pretty good comparison of sensors if there will be only one that works. Im up and running in Java so I will create a logger from there and maybe kater integrate onto a web site. I ordered some of the DS18B20 for now, I need 3 for this project and can use cayenne for that at least until I branch out and understand this virtual pin business. Thanks for the responses, check the link Ian kindly provided and consider the SI7021 over the DHT.