OTA/settings.json

{
  "mac_address": "10:52:1c:51:0e:84",? The device knows this anyway
  "name": "Industrial",? This is managed at the server is it not?
  "pcb_version": "4.0",? Why does the firmware need to know this?
  "analogue_ports": 4,? Same as above, we will only push the correct number of sensor settings to the board.
  "digital_ports": 2,? ""
  "adc": "ADC128S022",? Won't the below adc settings take care of this?
  "adc_miso": 19,
  "adc_mosi": 23,
  "adc_clk": 18,
  "adc_cs": 5,
  "upload_interval": 15,
  "address": "mqtt.senseright.com.au",
  "port": 1884,
  "ota_path": null,
  "mqtt_secondary_address": "mqtt.senseright.com.au",
  "mqtt_secondary_port": 1884,
  "sensors": [ ! We need to sit down and define what settings and naming we are using for all our current sensors so this is fully defined.
    {
      "port_type": "Analogue", ! This will define how and what settings we look for below. 
      "port": 1,
      "sensor_type": "0-5m pressure transducer", ! This should be a lot shorter as we will use this for control flow. For example "Pressure1", we would just keep a list of what key means what device.
      "sensor_address": null,
      "read_interval": 15,
      "communication_type": "4-20mA", ? Does this change how we should read the device
      "daughterboard": "4-20", ? ""
      "pcb_version": "1.0" ? ""
    },
    {
      "port_type": "Analogue",
      "port": 2,
      "sensor_type": "0-5m pressure transducer",
      "sensor_address": null,
      "read_interval": 15,
      "communication_type": "4-20mA",
      "daughterboard": "4-20",
      "pcb_version": "1.0"
    }
  ]
}