Great work Adam!
It's worth noting this is for the new Heatmiser Neo system and not the older WiFi models.
Thanks
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- Tuesday 11 November 2014 23:15
- Forum: Other questions and discussions
- Topic: Heatmiser integration
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4468
- Wednesday 08 October 2014 16:14
- Forum: Other questions and discussions
- Topic: Add electricity values
- Replies: 21
- Views: 10490
Re: Add electricity values
Not sure if this is any help as I think you're trying to add historic monthly data.
But with my recent PiFace phototransistor counter setup. I found that the easy way to start an initial value reading was to temporary disable the PiFace hardware in settings and then using a JSON string to submit ...
But with my recent PiFace phototransistor counter setup. I found that the easy way to start an initial value reading was to temporary disable the PiFace hardware in settings and then using a JSON string to submit ...
- Wednesday 10 September 2014 21:33
- Forum: Raspberry Pi GPIO ( WiringPi )
- Topic: Using GPIO to measure energy
- Replies: 88
- Views: 57761
Re: Using GPIO to measure energy
Hi GAEvakYD,
Thanks for the circuit diagram.
Can you tell me if this is correct in wiring the circuit on the PiFace?
PiFace-LDR.png
Also I don't have any of the BPW96B Phototransistor yet or a 7.7 Kilo Ohm resistor so I thought I'd try it with a Light Dependent Resistor GL5528 like these ...
Thanks for the circuit diagram.
Can you tell me if this is correct in wiring the circuit on the PiFace?
PiFace-LDR.png
Also I don't have any of the BPW96B Phototransistor yet or a 7.7 Kilo Ohm resistor so I thought I'd try it with a Light Dependent Resistor GL5528 like these ...
- Monday 08 September 2014 23:49
- Forum: Raspberry Pi GPIO ( WiringPi )
- Topic: Using GPIO to measure energy
- Replies: 88
- Views: 57761
Re: Using GPIO to measure energy
Hey guys,
Is this the simple circuit diagram for the phototransistor (LDR) to PiFace?
Do you need a resistor?
http://www.piface.org.uk/assets/tom/one ... sistor.png
Thanks
Is this the simple circuit diagram for the phototransistor (LDR) to PiFace?
Do you need a resistor?
http://www.piface.org.uk/assets/tom/one ... sistor.png
Thanks
- Monday 08 September 2014 23:25
- Forum: Raspberry Pi GPIO ( WiringPi )
- Topic: Using GPIO to measure energy
- Replies: 88
- Views: 57761
Re: Using GPIO to measure energy
Hey guys,
Glad I found this thread, must of missed it earlier while searching.
After reading it seems that PiFace is the way forward to get counters to work easily with Domoticz.
I have a few simple questions...
Do you have a circuit diagram for counting pulses from an electric meter?
My gas ...
Glad I found this thread, must of missed it earlier while searching.
After reading it seems that PiFace is the way forward to get counters to work easily with Domoticz.
I have a few simple questions...
Do you have a circuit diagram for counting pulses from an electric meter?
My gas ...
- Monday 28 July 2014 13:32
- Forum: Bash / PowerShell / Batch etc.
- Topic: Script to restart Domoticz if it crashes
- Replies: 199
- Views: 140442
Re: Script to restart Domoticz if it crashes
Just had another thought on this, you could probably do it much easier using:
sudo service domoticz.sh status
To check if it returns
"[FAIL] domoticz is not running ... failed!"
sudo service domoticz.sh status
To check if it returns
"[FAIL] domoticz is not running ... failed!"
- Monday 28 July 2014 13:25
- Forum: Bash / PowerShell / Batch etc.
- Topic: Script to restart Domoticz if it crashes
- Replies: 199
- Views: 140442
Script to restart Domoticz if it crashes
Hey guys,
Thought I share a (very basic) script that I use to check if Domoticz has crashed (offline) and restart it, I have this setup on a cron job running every ten minutes.
My script basically launches a Telnet session to Domoticz on port 8080, if it fails to connect it removes the 2 temporary ...
Thought I share a (very basic) script that I use to check if Domoticz has crashed (offline) and restart it, I have this setup on a cron job running every ten minutes.
My script basically launches a Telnet session to Domoticz on port 8080, if it fails to connect it removes the 2 temporary ...
- Wednesday 12 February 2014 10:44
- Forum: Other questions and discussions
- Topic: LCD display domoticz
- Replies: 29
- Views: 13623
Re: LCD display domoticz
I've been doing some work in a house recently that has an iPad mounted in the wall.
They use an iPort.
It looks very professional.
It uses a special ribbon charging cable that gets powered remotely I think by Cat5 cable.
http://www.iportmusic.com/products/CM
They use an iPort.
It looks very professional.
It uses a special ribbon charging cable that gets powered remotely I think by Cat5 cable.
http://www.iportmusic.com/products/CM
- Saturday 18 January 2014 9:27
- Forum: Others
- Topic: ByronSX PIR
- Replies: 49
- Views: 20011
Re: ByronSX PIR
Hi guys,
I thought my solution to turning these off could have been to make a simple "On Action" script that after 10 seconds sends a JSON URL to Domoticz with the off command.
#!/bin/bash
sleep 10
http://10.0.1.20:8080/json.htm?type=command¶m=switchlight&idx=108&switchcmd=Off
However ...
I thought my solution to turning these off could have been to make a simple "On Action" script that after 10 seconds sends a JSON URL to Domoticz with the off command.
#!/bin/bash
sleep 10
http://10.0.1.20:8080/json.htm?type=command¶m=switchlight&idx=108&switchcmd=Off
However ...
- Thursday 09 January 2014 20:40
- Forum: Others
- Topic: ByronSX PIR
- Replies: 49
- Views: 20011
ByronSX PIR
Hi guys,
It seems over the past few days quite a few of us in the UK have gone out and bought lots of Siemens ByronSX PIR Chimes as they are very cheap!
http://www.diy.com/nav/fix/electrical/door-bells-intercom/accessories/Siemens-Wirefree-Indoor-Pir-11348000?skuId=11858210
They work great with ...
It seems over the past few days quite a few of us in the UK have gone out and bought lots of Siemens ByronSX PIR Chimes as they are very cheap!
http://www.diy.com/nav/fix/electrical/door-bells-intercom/accessories/Siemens-Wirefree-Indoor-Pir-11348000?skuId=11858210
They work great with ...