• stable and (in the case of our old turbines) more reliable Bluetooth connection;
• translate all signals to digital, transmit and then recreate them on the other side;
• watch every single signal and log all errors on a SD card;
• even more precise than the original transmission;
• a very extensible software, allowing to watch for much more complicated conditions;
• enormously reducing the costs of repairing a slippery ring;
• enormously reduction in time when searching for a problem's cause;
• the error log can be read directly from the SD, or through an Android app.

• Use this at your own risk.
• I live and work in Germany. According to the german law I received permission from my employer to do whatever I please with my creation;
• My work is released under MIT license.

This work uses the following:

• The C++ firmware is build with Arduino. Licensed under: LGPL;
• Also using some Arduino libraries (see the code), RTClib and mcp4728;
• Without the countless contributions of the friendly folk at stackoverflow and edaboard nothing of this would be possible.

Vladimir Zhelezarov © 2018