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I just realised I didn't explain the audio amplifier of my alarm clock introduced in the wiring post. Silly me ... Anyway, as you may have seen from the wiring in my previous p...
Enocean Sensors are wireless sensors working by energy harvesting from environment - no wires, no battery, no limits!!! In this post, I'll be using three sensors from the Enocean Sensor kit and EnoceanPi enable raspberry pi receive the data from sens...
For this update, fortunately and opposed to the experience in the last few weeks, I have not suffered that much and the project development has run without any major hiccups. A nice surprise as I have been able to finalize the HW, SW and config for ...
As part of the previous blog post we setup a simple circuit with a servo and Raspberry Pi A+, to test the code we are going to use for the keyless door entry mechanism.The code included a python-flask web application that you can open in your browser...
<Work in progress, the attachments can be changed when the controller is done> The idea for this part is to have a way to control the lights in the house from your phone, PC, or through a web address. Also the system let's you receive ...
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With the enclosure finished, the next step is to wire everything together, as so far, most components have either been used individually or were connected using a breadboard: a more p...
The idea behind this solution is to use a Raspberry PI as a server that ensures the communication between different devices in the house and the user through smartphones, internal web server, motion and voice control.As a base the Raspberry is workin...
IntroductionWriting new software based on the EnOcean technology or just compile the tutorials and examples provided by the EnOcean Link package it should be available a development environment (better based on Eclipse cross-compiling on Ubuntu Linux...
Welcome to installment number twenty-five of the Design Challenge Project Summary series here at Element14. For those of you who are new to my content, in this series, I will pick a single Design Challenge project from the current challenge, and writ...
As part of this blog post we are going to setup a Key-less Door entry system using a Servo motor and a Raspberry Pi A+, basically we are going to use the servo motor to open and close the door lock bolt, when you are at the front door of your house a...
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In my previous post, I showed you the start of the enclosure: the front panel. I have since then been working on the rest of the enclosure, trying to figure out which style to go for, one piece at the time....
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Setup the EnOcean Pi cross compiling environment
Smart Home with Raspberry Pi and EnOcean
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Step1 - Ubuntu + Eclipse environment
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Setting up a status displayAs part of the Hangar Control project, I would like to be able to provide pilots and operations staff the ability to see the status of all the hangars. The Raspberry Pi 7" Touch Display makes a perfect candidate for th...
The previous two blog post, we added the EnOcean Transceiver module to a Raspberry Pi B+ and setup up FHEM home automation server and wrote python code taking advantage of the telnet port to blink some LEDs and capture the temperature from the EnOcea...
Hi there! Following the previous post and the issues I found with the TFT and the RF24, I´m happy to share that I managed to solve it. Rather than solving it, I have had to apply the workaround briefly introduced earlier this week: add a master node ...
How useful would a home automation system be where you could only interact through MQTT messages? Not very, so that's why we'll start working on the User Interface today. The goal is to create some generic UI elements, which can be linked to the MQTT...
Welcome to week 32 of the 2016 Design Challenge series here at Element14! With just a few weeks left in the Pi IoT Smarter Spaces Design Challenge the challengers have shifted into high gear in an effort to complete their projects on time. This...
After having a first working version of the Command Center (PiIoT - DomPi 09: Presence Emulator) I have gone back to the Arduino remote nodes to develop the Garage node. I´m facing however some difficulties with the TFT and the RF24 board that I comm...
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Found some time this weekend to start the actual build of the alarm clock. I started with the front panel and thought I'd collect some feedback on the progress so far. So be sure to let me know what you think in the comments!&nb...
This week I was traveling again, so unfortunately I didn't have much time to work on the project.Therefore I will share my thoughts on how to synchronize the two cameras. Previous posts:[Pi IoT] Plant Health Camera #6 - Putting the slave Pi ...
The addition of the G.O.A.Ts (see blog 6) has increased my desire to have "eyes on" all over the Farmstead. As you can see below they are quite a handful! After I spent hours and hours setting up a G.O.A.T. wonderland of pallet...
In this update, I cover the hacking of the iLumi Br30 BLE LED Light and controlling it from OpenHAB via BlueZ and the EnOcean Rocker switch. My plan is to use the iLumi BR30 Outdoor LED Flood and wanted something that was remote controlled and ...
Having separate caging options for the Rabbits has became a priority due to the potential of 1 or more being pregnant. My end goal is a large colony approach but having a nice sized setup for keeping some apart from the main group is also a goo...
