Hi,
Sorry this is a bit off topic and I hope people don't mind.
I have created a home control system that I affectionately call the "No
Sane Person" home heating and control system. I have very sophisticated
control capabilities but am running it in a really simple mode right
now. I don't want
This project begs the question -- is it trivial to set up an ATTiny as a
1Wire UART bridge? I've a bunch of ATTiny85s on the Adafruit trinkets in
the mail along with some Xbees from Digikey (far cheaper). I'd love to
combine the two to wirelessly extend my 1Wire network.
C
On Thu, Dec 26, 2013 a
Colin,
I've looked at Xbee as well, and indeed the feature set is rich, with meshing
being of interest.
Maybe I'll revisit it in the future using some of the lessons learned from my
SRF, XRF, RFu work.
Cheers
Stuart
On 26 Dec 2013, at 20:02, Colin Reese wrote:
> Thanks Stuart! Great, useful
Thanks Stuart! Great, useful write-up.
I definitely looked at the XRF line, especially considering the pricepoint.
Ultimately the reason I chose XBee was that I anticipated users would want
to connect to their other Zigbee devices, and would therefore find an
on-board receiver useful for other thi
I've just documented my initial adventures into wireless sensor developments,
not using 1-wire based sensor yet but no reason why it couldn't.
http://go.je/1ab
Cheers
Stuart
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Bernhard:
If it's of any help to you, I'm using the Hobby Boards DS2423 board to record
hot water use in my home:
http://performance.shinesre.com/A0001/
("DHW Usage" graph) and from Perl it works absolutely perfectly. Again the
values are "counters.A" & "counters.B".
In another instal
Hello,
just as a feedback from my implementation pains of a python script on a
raspberry pi:
i do use a "twin S0 counter module" for water/electricity in a home
automation project:
http://www.eservice-online.de/1-Wire-Bus/Digital-Ein-und-Ausgang-Analog-Eing
ang-Zaehler/1-Wire-Dual-S0-Zaehl
