The Config File

The Structure

The configuration file is a simple textual file that begins with a header line denoting its purpose:

[attinydaemon]

Following this are the option. If an option is missing at startup, the daemon determines the value that is currently set in the ATTiny Daemon and copies it to the config file. An example config file can be found in the daemon subdirectory.

If you change a value of an existing option in the configuration file, then the daemon writes to new value to the ATTiny Daemon after a restart of the daemon. You can either reboot the system or execute the following command (assuming you used the service file for the installation of the daemon):

sudo systemctl restart attiny_daemon.service

This simply stops and restarts the daemon.

By default the configuration file is assumed to be in the same directory as the daemon itself. By using the command line option

--cfgfile <file>

another file with an arbitrary path can be provided as a config file.

The Options

Option Name	Default	Comment
i2c address	0x37	This is the I2C address of the ATTiny, shouldn't have to be changed normally
button function	shutdown	The possible options are shutdown, reboot and nothing
timeout	60
sleeptime	20
primed	true
loglevel	DEBUG
force shutdown	True
shutdown voltage	3200	This is the voltage at which the ATTiny Daemon executes a hard shutdown
warn voltage	3400	This is the voltage at which the ATTiny Daemon warns the RPi to shut down
restart voltage	3900	At this voltage the ATTiny tries to restart the RPi if it is not running
battery voltage coefficient	1000
battery voltage constant	0
external voltage constant	0
external voltage coefficient	1818
temperature constant	-270
temperature coefficient	1000