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A watering controller that can be home networked

Step 8Where to now?


I am glad you asked...

1.  I will be extending the code to be more general - Not everywhere on the world has the ODDS and EVENS system in place, and some people can water whenever they want.  The code changes should be pretty minor.

2.  In an ideal world I would understand how to make the interfaces better.  At the moment, string space on the ATMega328 is sooo limited that it has been a shoe horning exercise getting everything to fit.

3.  Adding recording data would be great - It would be cool to ask the watering controller how much water I used this month.

In all - lots of options to improve the project - but this is the point where I had to say - "That will do Pig, That will do'.

If you don't understand the reference above, you need to hire a copy of 'Babe from 1995' 


PS - There is no security on this device - making it accessible to the whole world via the Big Bad Internet (tm) would be a bad thing.  Would you give the Internet access to your tap out the back of your house???  I didn't think so :-)
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I have a background in digital electronics, and am very interested in computers. I love things that blink, and am in awe of the physics associated with making blue LEDs.