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buffalobillpatrick · 04-02-14, 03:07 PM

Thanks A/C,
My bedroom went from about: 450ppm to about 800ppm, overnight.
back down to about 480ppm @ 2PM

Getting this sensor working was Royal PITA, they can be bought on Ebay about $50
but I couldn't find any code using them. They have I2C on pins 1 & 2 but couldn't find any specifications or examples for use.

I found some code that is suppose to work on Github "T6603" but it won't download as my Imac is too old to run latest Safari. So I copied & pasted the .cpp & .h code still won't compile for me possibly it's Python. I don't understand the source code.

I plan to include this CO2 detector as part of my DIY HRV controls that I'm building from coroplast, thanks to A/C's thread.

04-02-14, 03:07 PM	#3
buffalobillpatrick Master EcoRenovator Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Florissant, Colorado Posts: 599 Thanks: 814 Thanked 59 Times in 55 Posts	Thanks A/C, My bedroom went from about: 450ppm to about 800ppm, overnight. back down to about 480ppm @ 2PM Getting this sensor working was Royal PITA, they can be bought on Ebay about $50 but I couldn't find any code using them. They have I2C on pins 1 & 2 but couldn't find any specifications or examples for use. I found some code that is suppose to work on Github "T6603" but it won't download as my Imac is too old to run latest Safari. So I copied & pasted the .cpp & .h code still won't compile for me possibly it's Python. I don't understand the source code. I plan to include this CO2 detector as part of my DIY HRV controls that I'm building from coroplast, thanks to A/C's thread. Last edited by buffalobillpatrick; 04-02-14 at 03:16 PM..