Is there a command line tool or option available in PiCtory that will list what physical I/O modules are attached to the main controller and in the proper order as well?
I am just thinking of a scenario where I may have an installation where the modules are connected in an order that isn't ...
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- 16 Feb 2026, 22:29
- Forum: Software
- Topic: Does a command exist to list connect I/O modules
- Replies: 2
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- 04 Jan 2026, 03:23
- Forum: Software
- Topic: Creating backup image and shrinking size
- Replies: 3
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Re: Creating backup image and shrinking size
I found that revpi-nodered, revpi-nodered-proxy-apache, noderedrevpinodes-server, cockpit-revpi-nodered, revpi-nodered-proxy-firewalld were just packages and installing them via apt worked.
- 29 Dec 2025, 21:24
- Forum: Software
- Topic: Creating backup image and shrinking size
- Replies: 3
- Views: 15016
Re: Creating backup image and shrinking size
Thank you for the information. Based upon your suggestion, I have been going down the path to see if I can download the latest available RevPi image, download the available updates, and then copy and install those updates to subsequent devices after installing the same OS image.
Downloading and ...
Downloading and ...
- 15 Dec 2025, 20:11
- Forum: Software
- Topic: Creating backup image and shrinking size
- Replies: 3
- Views: 15016
Creating backup image and shrinking size
I have a revpi connect 4 that I have setup with the necessary software and packages I need and want to duplicate that configuration to several more connect 4 units we have as well as any other additional ones that we acquire.
The simplest way I could think of was using Win32 Disk Imager to create a ...
The simplest way I could think of was using Win32 Disk Imager to create a ...
- 24 Jun 2025, 05:16
- Forum: Software
- Topic: using image backup on multiple RevPi devices
- Replies: 6
- Views: 22938
Re: using image backup on multiple RevPi devices
Hi sofiene and welcome to the RevPi Community. If you make a copy of the image and write it to another device all settings will be equal.
The MAC address, the PiCtory configuration, the password will be the same.
So here is my recommendation for you how to provide a factory reset after "cloning ...
- 05 Feb 2025, 05:07
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RTD input with decimal places
- Replies: 6
- Views: 13236
Re: RTD input with decimal places
In regards to the negative °C value, the temperature I had the PT100 probe exposed to was around -3C, and based upon the spec sheet for the probe I got it was still within applicable ranges. It only wrapped around into a large int when it was in the negative range. I don't think it was the probe ...
- 10 Jan 2025, 16:11
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RTD input with decimal places
- Replies: 6
- Views: 13236
Re: RTD input with decimal places
In regards to the negative °C value, the temperature I had the PT100 probe exposed to was around -3C, and based upon the spec sheet for the probe I got it was still within applicable ranges. It only wrapped around into a large int when it was in the negative range. I don't think it was the probe ...
- 09 Jan 2025, 16:36
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RTD input with decimal places
- Replies: 6
- Views: 13236
Re: RTD input with decimal places
I have continued adjusting the Multiplier, Divisor, and Offset values to try and get values with more digits past the decimal place. In the screenshot below, I made these adjustments for °F. The output value of 69.62 °F appears valid based upon the ambient temperature of where the probe is, so I was ...
- 09 Jan 2025, 15:36
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RTD input with decimal places
- Replies: 6
- Views: 13236
Re: RTD input with decimal places
Thanks for the fast response Dirk.
I still don't see where I am getting an additional decimal place of accuracy when using the printf command to divide by 100. That is moving the decimal place, as expected, rather than giving an additional digit of accuracy
As seen in my screenshot, the value of ...
I still don't see where I am getting an additional decimal place of accuracy when using the printf command to divide by 100. That is moving the decimal place, as expected, rather than giving an additional digit of accuracy
As seen in my screenshot, the value of ...
- 09 Jan 2025, 05:48
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RTD input with decimal places
- Replies: 6
- Views: 13236
RTD input with decimal places
Hello,
I am just getting started using RevPi, so I my familiarity with several of the menus and areas is limited at the moment. I was testing connecting a RTD P100 to the RTD1 input.
I am following https://revolutionpi.com/documentation/revpi-aio/#mem-memory-values-in-the-pictory-value-editor docs ...
I am just getting started using RevPi, so I my familiarity with several of the menus and areas is limited at the moment. I was testing connecting a RTD P100 to the RTD1 input.
I am following https://revolutionpi.com/documentation/revpi-aio/#mem-memory-values-in-the-pictory-value-editor docs ...