Hello,
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I forgot to add that I mave a Mac as well, and I would like to know if it is possible to send some of the information from it to the display I am making as well. The info I want to display from my Mac is the network speed, the RAM % used, and the CPU % used. Nothing else.
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I would like to hire someone to write the code for my project. Below is an excerpt from and the link to my post over in Using Arduino-->Project Guidance section of the forums;
"Here is what I'm trying to do;
I am attempting to make what I can best describe as a multi function data display for my computer and if it is possible, to display the same data from at least one more computer as well. If that is not possible then I would be fine with the information that is displayed to be from only one of my computers.
I've already gathered the following components, x1 Nextion LCD touchscreen, x1 WeMos D1 mini, x2 0.92 inch LCDs, x1 On/Off button, x4 3mm red LEDs, x1 3mm green LED, x1 5mm red blinking LED.
(The green LED is simply for showing that the power is on, nothing more).
What I would like this to do is have each of the four 3mm red LEDs turn on seperately when a certain event is triggered, i.e. a specific program receives a notification or the temp or one of the speeds above a preset threshold, etc. and on the main LCD (the Nextion touchscreen), I would like to be able to dismiss these notifications that come up and view certain things about my computers such as temp, fan speed, cpu speed, network activity, etc. by having one screen for each of them. I would also like to be able to switch what is displayed in the two small LCD screens (temp, cpu speed, network speed, etc.) so that if I need to monitor a specific thing I can and then switch it back to the info that I had it at previously.
Please let me know which board is the best to use, an arduino nano/mega/yun etc."
For more information and details on my project, here is the link to my original post:
https://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=694568
Thank you for your time,
Fenix