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Add MQ2 and MQ135 Support #30
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Added support for a MQ135 gas sensor
* Added define for MQ2 Sensors * Added define for MQ135 Sensors
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Why is the diff function not working for this pull request? Linux vs Windows? |
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No idea. |
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Hi, I tried to compile this verison with MQ135 - but I have no MQ135 installed. Could you add in the comment, which library must be added. |
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Sorry this was linked to a post on Home-Assistant.io which library to add, here's the one to use for MQ135: https://github.com/GeorgK/MQ135 |
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Thank you very much for sharing this, noob questions:
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Returns in PPM * LPG * CO * Smoke
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@kevinshane Give this version a try with your MQ6 or MQ9. No buzzer added yet. |
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Added code to support MQ2 and MQ135 sensors.
Support is togglable via defines in the code and are commented out (left off) for compatibility.