Add Aqua Computer high flow NEXT support #1268
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Just a question. Why not add alarms as hidden boolean sensors? |
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That thought didn't cross my mind to be honest. I am exporting metrics with OhmGraphite to Prometheus where I do all my altering too. But I can see how access to the alarms might be useful, c049a96. |
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Hi, I'm interested in seeing this functionality added, including the conductivity sensor reading. What needs to happen to get this merged? |
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This adds support for the high flow NEXT flow sensor:
An interesting quirk of this nifty little device is that it performs a conductivity measurement of the coolant in µS/cm (micro Siemens per centimeter).
I introduced a new sensor type specifically for that, but I can easily change it to a generic "factor" measurement if you guys don't like that.