Custom RFLink Gateway build

[cwesystems]

Hi

I have created a custom RFLink Gateway hardware build.
It's based on the ATmega2560 so it supports the full firmware. It's features a micro USB connector and is designed to fit a nice and small electronic box.
I have built 4 units and I use 3 of them with Domoticz, it works really great!



Take a look at my build in my blog:
http://cwesystems.com/?p=157

Thanks!

[remb0]

very nice work!

[Akerboom]

very cool! how do you get this build?

I made the https://www.nodo-shop.nl/ version of RFLink, but it's less clean, and I have no housing.

[cwesystems]

very nice work!

Thanks!

[cwesystems]

very cool! how do you get this build?

I made the https://www.nodo-shop.nl/ version of RFLink, but it's less clean, and I have no housing.

Thanks!!

The first build I did was a "quick-n-dirty" only cost me about 4USD, it was based on a Arduino UNO.. But I could only run some of the libraries, due to mcu memory. Here is a picture of that:


The second build was this custom pcb one, but I had to draw it and manufacture it by myself. It's preatty small, just a little bigger than a matchstick-box.

[pj-r]

Nice work! Ethernet version would be super!

[ledfreak3d]

very nice clean design

still waiting on a port of the code to the esp8266

[sincze]

Hi

I have created a custom RFLink Gateway hardware build.
It's based on the ATmega2560 so it supports the full firmware. It's features a micro USB connector and is designed to fit a nice and small electronic box.
I have built 4 units and I use 3 of them with Domoticz, it works really great!

Take a look at my build in my blog:
http://cwesystems.com/?p=157

Thanks!

Thanks for sharing, really nice!

[tjabas]

Hi!

i have read that rflink can be used to control ikea ansluta kitchen lights, i think that it uses cc2500 transmitter.

is it hard to build a working unit, im not so good at soldering.

or is there anyone that makes them for sale?