i am using the weather underground api
then name the sensor to Outside
in the hardware menu off the hgi80 you see outdoor sensor button
in the menu off evohome connect outdoor sensor and press the button in domoticz
if all goes well you will see the temp
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- Tuesday 17 March 2015 10:37
- Forum: Show your projects
- Topic: The all in plan - Evohome - Alarm system - IP cameras
- Replies: 28
- Views: 12240
- Sunday 15 March 2015 20:18
- Forum: Other questions and discussions
- Topic: Interesting ESP8266 WiFi Module
- Replies: 105
- Views: 51988
Re: Interesting ESP8266 WiFi Module
Ok i got the module working with 1 DS18B20 sensor but i can't get it to work with 2 sensors does sombody got it working with 2 sensors and is willing to share the lua script here is my current lua script for 1 sensor --domoticz.lua require('ds18b20') -- ESP-01 GPIO Mapping gpio0 =3 gpio2 =4 ds18b20 ...
- Sunday 15 March 2015 18:09
- Forum: Show your projects
- Topic: The all in plan - Evohome - Alarm system - IP cameras
- Replies: 28
- Views: 12240
Re: The all in plan - Evohome - Alarm system - IP cameras
the room setpoint colors are the same as the evohome colors for that zone
the red sensor in my picture is a test sensor it is not seen for a while thats why it is red
the red sensor in my picture is a test sensor it is not seen for a while thats why it is red
- Friday 13 March 2015 18:31
- Forum: Show your projects
- Topic: The all in plan - Evohome - Alarm system - IP cameras
- Replies: 28
- Views: 12240
Re: The all in plan - Evohome - Alarm system - IP cameras
Screenshot
off the temp
off the temp
- Friday 13 March 2015 18:17
- Forum: Show your projects
- Topic: The all in plan - Evohome - Alarm system - IP cameras
- Replies: 28
- Views: 12240
Re: The all in plan - Evohome - Alarm system - IP cameras
The only problem that i had was missing firmware for the HGI80
after installing that and following the wiki
it is up and running
only the outdoor temp is not showing in the evohome the sensor is connected but no temp Solved got the name wrong
after installing that and following the wiki
it is up and running
only the outdoor temp is not showing in the evohome the sensor is connected but no temp Solved got the name wrong

- Thursday 12 March 2015 17:15
- Forum: Show your projects
- Topic: The all in plan - Evohome - Alarm system - IP cameras
- Replies: 28
- Views: 12240
Re: The all in plan - Evohome - Alarm system - IP cameras
Also installing Evohome system
HGI80 is arriving in the mail tomorrow
i will post some information when it is up and running
HGI80 is arriving in the mail tomorrow
i will post some information when it is up and running
- Tuesday 10 February 2015 23:27
- Forum: Suggestions
- Topic: [122] Philips Hue support
- Replies: 169
- Views: 76549
Re: [122] Philips Hue support
No problems with group here
Made a group all lights 25%
Put the hue lights in
And It is working fine
Made a group all lights 25%
Put the hue lights in
And It is working fine
- Friday 02 January 2015 18:56
- Forum: Raspberry Pi GPIO ( WiringPi )
- Topic: Using GPIO to measure energy
- Replies: 88
- Views: 53697
Re: Using GPIO to measure energy
Did a few tests
and 1 puls per 1 litre so this is working fine now
only problem that i have i don't know how to stop the script so i can update the value
other thing i have seen is that when i reboot the value in the counter file is reset to 0
so at reboot your meter reads 0,00 again
and 1 puls per 1 litre so this is working fine now
only problem that i have i don't know how to stop the script so i can update the value
other thing i have seen is that when i reboot the value in the counter file is reset to 0
so at reboot your meter reads 0,00 again
- Friday 02 January 2015 18:14
- Forum: Raspberry Pi GPIO ( WiringPi )
- Topic: Using GPIO to measure energy
- Replies: 88
- Views: 53697
Re: Using GPIO to measure energy
I got the following error during compile pi@domoticzpi ~ $ gcc -o isrcount.sh isrcounter1.c -l wiringPi isrcounter1.c:75:2: error: invalid preprocessing directive #{ isrcounter1.c:77:4: error: invalid preprocessing directive #++ isrcounter1.c:79:4: error: invalid preprocessing directive ...
- Friday 02 January 2015 16:45
- Forum: Raspberry Pi GPIO ( WiringPi )
- Topic: Using GPIO to measure energy
- Replies: 88
- Views: 53697
Re: Using GPIO to measure energy
Oke
small update
the change off interrupt in the script is perfect
now it counts ok but still 2 pulses 1 at beginning of detection 1 at end off detection
so set 2000 pulses for this moment
i am going to see if it is possible to put some debounce time in the script to fade 1 puls away
small update
the change off interrupt in the script is perfect
now it counts ok but still 2 pulses 1 at beginning of detection 1 at end off detection
so set 2000 pulses for this moment
i am going to see if it is possible to put some debounce time in the script to fade 1 puls away
- Friday 02 January 2015 16:06
- Forum: Raspberry Pi GPIO ( WiringPi )
- Topic: Using GPIO to measure energy
- Replies: 88
- Views: 53697
Re: Using GPIO to measure energy
It changes every time some times it is 2 other times it is 4 or 16 the problem that i have at this moment is that the intensity of the led is to high so the pin voltage is not rising above 1,5 volts so i am going to make a small opamp circuit so it triggers at 0 volts and controls a transistor to ...
- Friday 02 January 2015 11:16
- Forum: Raspberry Pi GPIO ( WiringPi )
- Topic: Using GPIO to measure energy
- Replies: 88
- Views: 53697
Re: Using GPIO to measure energy
Thanks
got it compiled
and the script is running
i got some double counts when i trigger the sensor so that is the next challange

got it compiled
and the script is running
i got some double counts when i trigger the sensor so that is the next challange

- Thursday 01 January 2015 23:26
- Forum: Raspberry Pi GPIO ( WiringPi )
- Topic: Using GPIO to measure energy
- Replies: 88
- Views: 53697
Re: Using GPIO to measure energy
i also
are trying to get this working
i converted a eneco metersensor to do the job
i have pulses on the input now but i need help how to compile the c program and putting it all up
can someone help me with the shell command's
many thanks in advance
are trying to get this working
i converted a eneco metersensor to do the job
i have pulses on the input now but i need help how to compile the c program and putting it all up
can someone help me with the shell command's
many thanks in advance
- Wednesday 31 December 2014 11:56
- Forum: Show your projects
- Topic: Cheap WiFi LED dimmer (~10$)
- Replies: 49
- Views: 43087
Re: Cheap WiFi LED dimmer (~10$)
Small Tip from my side
try out the following program Fritzing
here you can design the scematics try it on virtual breadboard and also create the print layout
they also are able to make the PCB for you for a nice price
also with component print on top layer
try out the following program Fritzing
here you can design the scematics try it on virtual breadboard and also create the print layout
they also are able to make the PCB for you for a nice price
also with component print on top layer
- Monday 29 December 2014 23:34
- Forum: LUA
- Topic: Lua script for controlling humidity in the bathroom
- Replies: 144
- Views: 57111
Re: Lua script for controlling humidity in the bathroom
This script runs the fan for a max time and then turns the fan off
i use this script and it's works perfect you could extend the max time so the fan will run longer
i use this script and it's works perfect you could extend the max time so the fan will run longer