The AirPi is a big project and there are a lot of components to it. Fortunately there have been many many collaborators and users wiling to share their experiences. This page tries to gather as many of them together in one place. Remember, the airPi is a dynamic project not all of this information is accurate or relevant but it is a great place to start. AirPIThe original airpi project page. A great place to start. Remember we are not using EEML we are using Thinspeak as you read through the project. The airpi blog site - good information for the V1.0 of the units we are using The airpi forum Sensors ExplainedFred Sonnenwald has put together a great explanation of how the sensors work. The AirPi code in the repository use a lot of the modifications recommended by Fred.This is an essential read. |
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