Griffon1967

I am also trying to comm with an Aquarite SWG directly. My board is r1.1 (so its a bit older). Anyway, using the Jandy Protocol (0x50) I am getting a...

So this for anyone trying to directly connect to Goldline Aquarite... Remove the leading and trailing '0x00' from the send packets. If you simply send the required bytes, the system...

@kolcun I have two PCBs for the Goldline. One is the original (installed) which is fw R1.1. The other (my spare) is new and its at R1.5 (I believe). On...

@kolcun I actually bought a 9VDC wart...when I metered it, it showed 9.78VDC so that was a bonus. You may try the same thing. They're only about $4 at the...

@kolcun Ya pretty sure it handles flow control for you. Anyway just created a repo for the code [here](https://github.com/Griffon1967/AqUART). Let me know if you find a way to pull a...

@kolcun I think your comms are fine. What you're seeing is a read of the buffer before its filled by the sender. You can try and increase the usleep between...

@kolcun New version up. If you just compile as-is, it will send the probe, rx the data, then send the request for ID, and receive that data. My output looks...

@kolcun No guides anywhere. But lots of sample code (including AquapureD) which, when you run it, will show the packets. I ran AquapureD first but because of the leading 0x00,...

@kolcun Well as far as AquapureD, that output is exactly what I got which is why I wrote that small program. It seems AquapureD doesn't know what to do with...

@kolcun Hey Mike. I changed over to a RPi4 today and noticed the same issue you had. I must have been using the miniUART/BT on the Pi3. Anyway, I corrected...