I am also hoping to use a similar setup and was wondering how to do the same thing.
Its a 4-chnnel add-on board for the pi that uses I2C. And its stackable up to four boards making a total of 16 different channels available. Would love to get it to work with this system.
I've created very basic small python programs to turn on or off each channel of my boards. ch1on.py. ch1off.py, etc etc.
I feel like an easy solution for me would be to modify something in the SIP platform to actually run my "on" program at its designated 'on interval' and execute the "off" program at its designated 'off interval' for each respective channel?
I just don't know how to do that
Its a 4-chnnel add-on board for the pi that uses I2C. And its stackable up to four boards making a total of 16 different channels available. Would love to get it to work with this system.
I've created very basic small python programs to turn on or off each channel of my boards. ch1on.py. ch1off.py, etc etc.
I feel like an easy solution for me would be to modify something in the SIP platform to actually run my "on" program at its designated 'on interval' and execute the "off" program at its designated 'off interval' for each respective channel?
I just don't know how to do that