2 - Experiments with EnOcean Sensors

RE: 2 - Experiments with EnOcean Sensors

dougw — Wed, 13 Aug 2014 05:17:46 GMT

Good job Johnathan,

Relays are designed to channel as much of their magnetic field as possible to closing the relay, so there shouldn't be much field leaking out. If you want the relay to activate the reed switch you may need to take an old relay apart and just run the coil with no metal (magnetic completion) around it, or you could try channeling the field through the reed switch. If you want to sense a relay coil maybe you could put a second (sense) coil in parallel.

RE: 2 - Experiments with EnOcean Sensors

ravi_butani — Wed, 13 Aug 2014 03:57:02 GMT

On PTM switch module there are two switch A and B but rocker is finished for one switch B only ....

I have changed rocker from B to A ...and A is also working...

cant understand why enocean provided one finish for switch...and other one unfinished??

can i get this plastic rocker individual?? in india i cant...

RE: 2 - Experiments with EnOcean Sensors

hlipka — Tue, 12 Aug 2014 12:43:15 GMT

The STM330 user manual states explicitly that the temperature sensor is inside of the EO3000I chip (on page 23).

RE: 2 - Experiments with EnOcean Sensors

ravi_butani — Tue, 12 Aug 2014 05:05:03 GMT

nice review @jonathon ... On STM320 temperature sensor there is one jumper near to learn button... what is this jumper all about??

RE: 2 - Experiments with EnOcean Sensors

mcb1 — Mon, 11 Aug 2014 23:59:00 GMT

Jonathon

I got a very nice email back from EnOcean (Markus Kreitmair) indicating the Dolphin software was available for download.

You need to register ....( duuh I hadn't tried that)

I left the 'yes you can contact me', and had a personal email from the Sales Support rep asking What they could do for me .... very nice having the personal touch. [View:/resized-image/__size/16x16/__key/commentfiles/f7d226abd59f475c9d224a79e3f0ec07-a7eda0cb-b74f-4625-859f-48f1f4fece96/contentimage_5F00_1.png:16:16]

As Bryan (and Markus) said you need EDK350 or EPK350 to program them.

Mark

RE: 2 - Experiments with EnOcean Sensors

Former Member — Mon, 11 Aug 2014 21:41:04 GMT

Try

Dolphin Core Description (PDF)

Also, the STM300 firmware is available for download and loading onto the STM3xys. You will need an EDK350 or other programmer board.

STM300 SourceCode V2.2.0.0

The STM31x code might be of interest also, see http://www.enocean.com/en/enocean_modules_315mhz/stm-310c/

RE: 2 - Experiments with EnOcean Sensors

DAB — Mon, 11 Aug 2014 19:33:15 GMT

I agree with Mark, very good review of the devices.

I am unfamiliar with most of this technology and you answered several questions that I want to know before I explored the technology further.

DAB

RE: 2 - Experiments with EnOcean Sensors

mcb1 — Mon, 11 Aug 2014 04:53:41 GMT

Very nice breakdown (no pun intended) of the modules.

You are also sure to be seeing your meter impedance dragging the voltage down on the switch.

As an experiment you could try various resistance values in place of the switch, which will give you an idea of the resistance required to detect a LOW.

It may be possible to reconfigure these modules using some of the software .... hint to EnOcean to give access to it even limited to 6 months..

I'm also striking strange stocking/listing with the various modules, and trying to work through it with element14.

I note that Newark basically list them but supply directly from the UK, and the AUS/NZ site supplies ex UK but lists very few.

If you can't buy them no-one is going to use them ....

Mark