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= Starting = | = Starting = | ||
Run the software with <nowiki>java -jar sprinkler.jar</nowiki> or <nowiki>sprinkler</nowiki> (If you built the software yourself: <nowiki>cd com.bitplan.sprinkler/release</nowiki> before this command) | Run the software with <nowiki>java -jar sprinkler.jar</nowiki> or <nowiki>sprinkler</nowiki> (If you built the software yourself: <nowiki>cd com.bitplan.sprinkler/release</nowiki> before this command) | ||
= Setup = | |||
== Sprinkler performance == | |||
The system needs to know how much water your sprinkler will apply per hour. | |||
To test this you need: | |||
- a cylindric container - any jar or utensil will do that has a uniform cylindric diameter | |||
- a letter or household scale that can measure to grams | |||
- a ruler | |||
[[File:IMG_2380.JPG|600px]] | |||
Put your container on the lawn and sprinkle for 1/2 hour. | |||
[[File:IMG_2373.JPG|400px]] | |||
You could now measure the water level directly with a ruler. The result will be more precise if you use the scale. | |||
Weight the container 3 times | |||
# with the amount of water the sprinkler applied in 30 minutes | |||
# empty | |||
# the container full to a set level e.g. 10 cm | |||
In our example we got the results: | |||
# 83 g for the container with amount of water the sprinkler applied in 30 minutes | |||
# 37 g for the empty container | |||
# 750 g for the container full to 10 cm (100 mm) | |||
[[File:IMG_2380.JPG|400px]] | |||
= Downloads = | = Downloads = | ||
Revision as of 07:12, 5 August 2018
Prerequisites
or if you'd like to build the Sprinkler software yourself:
Installation
Download the software for your platform from #Downloads or build the software yourself
Starting
Run the software with java -jar sprinkler.jar or sprinkler (If you built the software yourself: cd com.bitplan.sprinkler/release before this command)
Setup
Sprinkler performance
The system needs to know how much water your sprinkler will apply per hour.
To test this you need:
- a cylindric container - any jar or utensil will do that has a uniform cylindric diameter
- a letter or household scale that can measure to grams
- a ruler
Put your container on the lawn and sprinkle for 1/2 hour.
You could now measure the water level directly with a ruler. The result will be more precise if you use the scale.
Weight the container 3 times
- with the amount of water the sprinkler applied in 30 minutes
- empty
- the container full to a set level e.g. 10 cm
In our example we got the results:
- 83 g for the container with amount of water the sprinkler applied in 30 minutes
- 37 g for the empty container
- 750 g for the container full to 10 cm (100 mm)
Downloads
- sprinkler.jar - multiplatform Java
- sprinkler.exe - Windows executable
Build
git clone https://github.com/BITPlan/com.bitplan.sprinkler
cd com.bitplan.sprinkler
mvn install -D skipTests
Test
cd com.bitplan.sprinkler
mvn test