Hi Giulio,
You might want to take a look at the OpenEnergyMonitor project:
http://openenergymonitor.org/ . It's Arduino but the Ac monitoring side
of things won't be any different, except you will have to find
appropriate Onewire devices to interface the sensors to owfs.
Your comment on not be
lightning
> protection I may change a lot of the network to small cheapo PLC's. My
> entire web site relies on 1wire
>
> Rob
> www.rjconway.homeip.net
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Mark Cheeseman [mailto:m...@cheeseman.org]
> Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009
I'm in the same boat and am interested in anything people find.
I've had a couple of damaging strikes here that have taken out some gear
(thankfully covered by insurance) but they were before I had 1-wire
running all around the place. I now have lightning protection in place
on power and phone
Gregg C Levine wrote:
> Or even as a replacement for the NSLU2 from LinkSys..
Speaking of replacements, has anyone found a replacement for the ASUS
WL-HDD? It's been discontinued, and I haven't found anything similar
that can run OpenWRT (and of course owfs) that has WLAN, LAN and USB
port
Roberto Spadim wrote:
> are you using ownet or owphp?
> on ownet settimeout just change sock_*, stream_*, fread, fwrite, f*
> functions timeout, nothing on owserver is changed, and to know how many
> time should php wait for owserver (on while(1){} loops)
Sorry - it's ownet, not owphp. I had for
Hi all,
I'm having trouble setting read timeouts in owphp. Whether I use
ow->setTimeout($timeout=x) or set $timeout in the OWNet invocation, I
get the correct value back from ow->getTimeout(), but it doesn't make
any noticeable difference when reading from a couple of slow devices I'm
trying t
owfs --version ...?
-Mark
Rob Conway wrote:
> I am going to rebuild my server this weekend and have found I have owfs
> src files for many versions……and I forget which version I ended up
> finally running with. As I did have trouble with reading counter values
> some time back.
>
>
>
> SO
Thomas Berg wrote:
> I have a need to measure moisture or wetness in woodchips as they are in
> a transportationscrew, do any one of you have any good ideas how to do
> this with 1-wire?
Hi Thomas,
Hobby Boards have some moisture sensors and 1-wire interfaces. They are
intended for measuring s
Paul Alfille wrote:
> The sensors must be in the same 'directory', (branch) since that's the
> only way they can get selected simutaneously.
I'm curious (mainly because I wasted almost a day trying to work out why
I couldn't get power to a couple of AAG sensors, only to find out they
had actuall
A couple of months ago, Paul Alfille wrote:
>
> Also, is there interest in an OWFS - OWW bridge? My thought is to use
> owserver as the backend and OWW for weather-specific applications.
> That would allow both systems to access the 1-wire bus simultaneously.
>
(I've only just joined the list)
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