A sky quality meter based on TLS237 and Arduino Nano.

(c) Copyright Robert Brown 2014-2024. All Rights Reserved.
Code or portions of code may not be copied or used without appropriate credit given to author.

For a WiFi ESP32 much improved version please see https://sourceforge.net/projects/mysqmproesp32/

AUTHOR NOTE: HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU USE AN ARDUINO MEGA FOR THIS PROJECT IF ALL OPTIONS ARE CHOSEN YOU CAN RUN OUT OF CODE SPACE ON A NANO

Features

  • Based on TLS237 sensor (same as used in Unihedron Sky Meter)
  • Arduino Nano compact design
  • LCD1602+I2C or OLED+I2C display
  • GPS support (optional)
  • BME280 Barometric sensor support
  • MLX90614 IR Sensor support
  • Rain Sensor support
  • Serial USB interface supports remote control operation
  • Fitted in plastic enclosure with 9VDC battery
  • Overcomes limitations of other designs
  • DO NOT DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE FROM OTHER SITES AS AN EXE/ISO/ZIP FILE - THESE FILES ARE NOT SUPPORTED AND MAY CONTAIN MALWARE

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User Reviews

  • I've been using MySQM Pro for a couple of years and am happy to see it is still being improved. The Raspberry PI compatible application is a huge bonus and I'm grateful to Rob for getting this up and running. I'm not a programmer, just a tester and tinkerer so although I've found certain aspects of this quite tricky, it's doable with the right instructions. Keep it up Rob!
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Additional Project Details

Operating Systems

Windows

Intended Audience

Science/Research, End Users/Desktop

User Interface

Win32 (MS Windows), Windows Aero

Registered

2014-10-30