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== Log == | == Log == | ||
+ | ''6-6-2014'' | ||
+ | * Combined a webserver example with the weatherduino code | ||
+ | * Measurements seem a bit static (read: probably no measurements) Need to check the connections | ||
+ | Notes: | ||
+ | * IP address can be determined with the testDHCP example of the [https://github.com/jcw/ethercard EtherCard library] | ||
+ | * Webserver is a combination of the rbbb_server of the EtherCard library with the code from Frack | ||
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''3-1-2014'' | ''3-1-2014'' | ||
* Soldered the components on it, now figuring out the code :) | * Soldered the components on it, now figuring out the code :) | ||
* It measures.. and it broadcasts the measurements | * It measures.. and it broadcasts the measurements | ||
* The python tool listens to the usb port (this was for the LCD display option I guess) and not to the broadcast address, so something needs to be written for this | * The python tool listens to the usb port (this was for the LCD display option I guess) and not to the broadcast address, so something needs to be written for this |
Latest revision as of 02:08, 15 February 2017
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Participants | Narya |
Skills | Soldering, Coding |
Status | Dormant |
Niche | Electronics |
Purpose | Fun |
We got a WeatherDuino PCB via brainsmoke via Frack. Git
It can measure temperature and humidity and you can make pretty graphs of the measurements.
Log
6-6-2014
- Combined a webserver example with the weatherduino code
- Measurements seem a bit static (read: probably no measurements) Need to check the connections
Notes:
- IP address can be determined with the testDHCP example of the EtherCard library
- Webserver is a combination of the rbbb_server of the EtherCard library with the code from Frack
3-1-2014
- Soldered the components on it, now figuring out the code :)
- It measures.. and it broadcasts the measurements
- The python tool listens to the usb port (this was for the LCD display option I guess) and not to the broadcast address, so something needs to be written for this