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Ruby binding for ELEMAC SA-03 aquarium controller.
Manufacturer: http://www.elemac.pl/
Gem provides a way to read memory of the aquarium controller. Memory addresses, offsets ect. were found from decompiling the original program which was written in C# and available only for MS Windows. Memory writing (currently disabled in code) is also possible although it might damage the controller and make it unusable.
:warning: Warning: This script is published for educational purposes only! Author will accept no responsibility for any consequence, damage or loss which might result from use.
You're able to view following details from the controller:
Clone the repo. Build gem, install and use in your ruby scripts.
el = Elemac::Connection.new
x = Elemac::Sensors.new(device: el)
x.temp1.value
x.ph1.inspect
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We found that elemac demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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