Thank you MDSCSI! Thanks to all people behind our successful years

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Especially to our ICT peeps (according to tenure) Engr. Rhoane Tañada, Sir Dennis Diola, Sir Onin Calamaya… and Sir Migs Manaog… our 24/7  service desk staffs; Sir Joel Ombid, Sir Bert Centeno, Sir Nel Buño and Ma’am Reych Basas.  thanks din sa mga former ICT peeps… shout out naman dyan!!!!

To our Operations; Sir Abet Olivar, Ma’am Karla, Sir Omri and rest of the ops…

To our HR and Finance team… and to Ma’am George Cuadra and Sir Dani Trinidad for believing and trusting us… thank you for supporting our projects and initiatives.

To my friends na may mga topak na katulad ko… kampai!!!

To Dones family… laging rapsadudil!!! ^_^

To my Dad and bros…. Dad, Paul, Garry, Dennis and Kuya Erwin… maraming salamat sa suporta at pagmamahal!  ^_^

To my inspiration, my fiancee, Mitz Dones… I love you!!!

RaspberryPi with DHT11 Temperature and Humidity Sensor

DHT11 Sensor with 4.7K Resistor

 

I just carefully followed the instruction in http://learn.adafruit.com/dht-humidity-sensing-on-raspberry-pi-with-gdocs-logging/overview and now it’s working ^_^.   I’ll be posting the GDocs file link soon 😀

Update 20130831 15:08: See the docs here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AruZq1bsDTVadGV3WUJsakwtUGNGMFB3aWxUdmMxc1E&usp=sharing

Console Temperature and Humidity

 

DHT11 to GDocs

 

The Adafruit DHT library was written for AM2302 sensor… if you are using DHT11 sensor, you have to change the line 44 of “Adafruit_DHT_googledocs.ex.py” from:

  output = subprocess.check_output([“./Adafruit_DHT”, “2302”, “4”]);

to

  output = subprocess.check_output([“./Adafruit_DHT”, “11”, “4”]);

Then everything will work well 😀

Happy hacking!  ^_^