George Bobeck wrote:
This is my OWFS success story...
I would also like to include my minor OWFS success story. About a year
and a half ago I cobbled together with my "very limited skills" a
temperature monitoring system based on OWFS for use in-house at our
hospital and two other facilities
Matt wrote:
Looks like you have done a great job.
Thanks!
RRD graphs are reasonable striagth forward for temperatures, providing you
plan.
If you you know your high and low values and can settle on a samlpe rate the
rest is very achievable.
Think we can build them from SQL db data? Maybe
y 2006 7:11 AM
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> Subject: Re: [Owfs-developers] Introducing OWTF
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> George Bobeck wrote:
> > This is my OWFS success story...
> I would also like to include my minor OWFS success story.
> About a year and a half ago I
Very nice!
You use owpython to monitor sensors. Create two network channels, one for status/alarms, and one for data collection.
The data is stored in a database.
I was hoping for a screen shot of the result. I also gather that the web interface is still under development.
Is this an ongoing pr
This is my OWFS success story...
Some background first: I am a grad student at Loyola University
Chicago, studying Computer Science. Due to an increasing number of
machines in our labs, we needed a distributed system to monitor
environmental conditions. This became my project for this semester
