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  • sundberg84S Offline
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    sundberg84
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    wrote on last edited by
    #95

    Last fix done on my Logger... I will send it to pcb house today and probably publish a beta on openhardware. Probably nothing special but for me as hobby pcb maker this has been a challenge and great knowledge increase in using oscilloscope and new components.

    0_1511440593878_15114405675621084714349.jpg

    Tomorrow Black Friday!! (I work in retail so that's a high focus now...)

    Controller: Proxmox VM - Home Assistant
    MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - W5100 Ethernet, Gw Shield Nrf24l01+ 2,4Ghz
    MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - Gw Shield RFM69, 433mhz
    RFLink GW - Arduino Mega + RFLink Shield, 433mhz

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    • NeverDieN Offline
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      NeverDie
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      wrote on last edited by NeverDie
      #96

      Yesterday received the PCB. Today assembled for testing this battery-powered nRF52-based passive infrared motion detector:
      0_1511459187973_PIR_02.jpg

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      • NeverDieN NeverDie

        Yesterday received the PCB. Today assembled for testing this battery-powered nRF52-based passive infrared motion detector:
        0_1511459187973_PIR_02.jpg

        YveauxY Offline
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        Yveaux
        Mod
        wrote on last edited by Yveaux
        #97

        Battery powered MySensors Washing machine & dryer monitor, using LDR's to monitor LEDs on front of the appliances.
        Each time a LED toggles, the node wakes from interrupt and sends a message. Easy peasy!
        When a device is ready, I'll get a message on my mobile phone :smile:

        0_1511607742913_upload-656fdf4c-6707-4a8b-a58c-ef7e74fe1b9f

        0_1511607798459_upload-0183f0a1-571d-45e6-8ecc-b4a33fd9c4e9

        Still need to stuff it in an enclosure...

        http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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        • YveauxY Yveaux

          Battery powered MySensors Washing machine & dryer monitor, using LDR's to monitor LEDs on front of the appliances.
          Each time a LED toggles, the node wakes from interrupt and sends a message. Easy peasy!
          When a device is ready, I'll get a message on my mobile phone :smile:

          0_1511607742913_upload-656fdf4c-6707-4a8b-a58c-ef7e74fe1b9f

          0_1511607798459_upload-0183f0a1-571d-45e6-8ecc-b4a33fd9c4e9

          Still need to stuff it in an enclosure...

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          gohan
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          wrote on last edited by
          #98

          @Yveaux said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

          Still need to stuff it in an enclosure...

          Yes, definitely very low WAF 😁

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          • gohanG gohan

            @Yveaux said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

            Still need to stuff it in an enclosure...

            Yes, definitely very low WAF 😁

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            sundberg84
            Hardware Contributor
            wrote on last edited by sundberg84
            #99

            @gohan - you mean HIGH waf? :) I really like the design... (if the first picture is only what you see)

            Controller: Proxmox VM - Home Assistant
            MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - W5100 Ethernet, Gw Shield Nrf24l01+ 2,4Ghz
            MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - Gw Shield RFM69, 433mhz
            RFLink GW - Arduino Mega + RFLink Shield, 433mhz

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            • sundberg84S sundberg84

              @gohan - you mean HIGH waf? :) I really like the design... (if the first picture is only what you see)

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              #100

              @sundberg84 said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

              @gohan - you mean HIGH waf? :) I really like the design... (if the first picture is only what you see)

              Ofcourse! WAF is overrated anyhow...

              http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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              • YveauxY Yveaux

                @sundberg84 said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

                @gohan - you mean HIGH waf? :) I really like the design... (if the first picture is only what you see)

                Ofcourse! WAF is overrated anyhow...

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                sundberg84
                Hardware Contributor
                wrote on last edited by
                #101

                @Yveaux - Yes, as long as you don't tell her ;)

                Controller: Proxmox VM - Home Assistant
                MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - W5100 Ethernet, Gw Shield Nrf24l01+ 2,4Ghz
                MySensors GW: Arduino Uno - Gw Shield RFM69, 433mhz
                RFLink GW - Arduino Mega + RFLink Shield, 433mhz

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                • YveauxY Yveaux

                  Battery powered MySensors Washing machine & dryer monitor, using LDR's to monitor LEDs on front of the appliances.
                  Each time a LED toggles, the node wakes from interrupt and sends a message. Easy peasy!
                  When a device is ready, I'll get a message on my mobile phone :smile:

                  0_1511607742913_upload-656fdf4c-6707-4a8b-a58c-ef7e74fe1b9f

                  0_1511607798459_upload-0183f0a1-571d-45e6-8ecc-b4a33fd9c4e9

                  Still need to stuff it in an enclosure...

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                  bjacobse
                  wrote on last edited by bjacobse
                  #102

                  @Yveaux
                  I think I have similar washing machine, doesn't the LED blink if leave the laundry inside the machine after it had ended washing?
                  Just curious, if you anyway have had the lid/cover removed from washing machine, why not solder wires parallel to LED and connect to an optocoupler that feeds signal direct to Arduino, and also take 5V supply from the washing machine, and then you can avoid using batteries

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                  • bjacobseB bjacobse

                    @Yveaux
                    I think I have similar washing machine, doesn't the LED blink if leave the laundry inside the machine after it had ended washing?
                    Just curious, if you anyway have had the lid/cover removed from washing machine, why not solder wires parallel to LED and connect to an optocoupler that feeds signal direct to Arduino, and also take 5V supply from the washing machine, and then you can avoid using batteries

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                    Nca78
                    Hardware Contributor
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #103

                    @bjacobse it's pretty different to remove the top that's usually easily removable to put inside furniture, and to unmount front panel and then solder stuff on the PCB. High WAF probably includes ensuring the warranty is not void :D

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                    • bjacobseB bjacobse

                      @Yveaux
                      I think I have similar washing machine, doesn't the LED blink if leave the laundry inside the machine after it had ended washing?
                      Just curious, if you anyway have had the lid/cover removed from washing machine, why not solder wires parallel to LED and connect to an optocoupler that feeds signal direct to Arduino, and also take 5V supply from the washing machine, and then you can avoid using batteries

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                      wrote on last edited by
                      #104

                      @bjacobse said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

                      @Yveaux
                      I think I have similar washing machine, doesn't the LED blink if leave the laundry inside the machine after it had ended washing?

                      The sensor is placed on a led that lights when the machine is finished. I would prefer a led that is lit when it is washing and goes out when finished, but my machine hasn't any.

                      Just curious, if you anyway have had the lid/cover removed from washing machine, why not solder wires parallel to LED and connect to an optocoupler that feeds signal direct to Arduino, and also take 5V supply from the washing machine, and then you can avoid using batteries

                      Now I simply removed the cover to hide the wire. The electronics and led are hidden behind a lot of metal aan plastic. I didn't want to take the washer apart and the dryer too.

                      Just a simple solution working for multiple devices.

                      http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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                      • YveauxY Yveaux

                        @bjacobse said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

                        @Yveaux
                        I think I have similar washing machine, doesn't the LED blink if leave the laundry inside the machine after it had ended washing?

                        The sensor is placed on a led that lights when the machine is finished. I would prefer a led that is lit when it is washing and goes out when finished, but my machine hasn't any.

                        Just curious, if you anyway have had the lid/cover removed from washing machine, why not solder wires parallel to LED and connect to an optocoupler that feeds signal direct to Arduino, and also take 5V supply from the washing machine, and then you can avoid using batteries

                        Now I simply removed the cover to hide the wire. The electronics and led are hidden behind a lot of metal aan plastic. I didn't want to take the washer apart and the dryer too.

                        Just a simple solution working for multiple devices.

                        bjacobseB Offline
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                        wrote on last edited by
                        #105

                        @Yveaux said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

                        @bjacobse said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

                        @Yveaux
                        I think I have similar washing machine, doesn't the LED blink if leave the laundry inside the machine after it had ended washing?

                        The sensor is placed on a led that lights when the machine is finished. I would prefer a led that is lit when it is washing and goes out when finished, but my machine hasn't any.

                        Just curious, if you anyway have had the lid/cover removed from washing machine, why not solder wires parallel to LED and connect to an optocoupler that feeds signal direct to Arduino, and also take 5V supply from the washing machine, and then you can avoid using batteries

                        Now I simply removed the cover to hide the wire. The electronics and led are hidden behind a lot of metal aan plastic. I didn't want to take the washer apart and the dryer too.

                        Just a simple solution working for multiple devices.

                        Ah this make good sense, I didn't think the electronics was hidden and difficult to get to

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                        • bjacobseB bjacobse

                          @Yveaux said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

                          @bjacobse said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

                          @Yveaux
                          I think I have similar washing machine, doesn't the LED blink if leave the laundry inside the machine after it had ended washing?

                          The sensor is placed on a led that lights when the machine is finished. I would prefer a led that is lit when it is washing and goes out when finished, but my machine hasn't any.

                          Just curious, if you anyway have had the lid/cover removed from washing machine, why not solder wires parallel to LED and connect to an optocoupler that feeds signal direct to Arduino, and also take 5V supply from the washing machine, and then you can avoid using batteries

                          Now I simply removed the cover to hide the wire. The electronics and led are hidden behind a lot of metal aan plastic. I didn't want to take the washer apart and the dryer too.

                          Just a simple solution working for multiple devices.

                          Ah this make good sense, I didn't think the electronics was hidden and difficult to get to

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                          wrote on last edited by
                          #106

                          @bjacobse said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

                          Ah this make good sense, I didn't think the electronics was hidden and difficult to get to

                          It's German quality :smirk:

                          http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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                            #107

                            Finally got my LoRaWAN RAk831 with RPI gateway online

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                            • YveauxY Yveaux

                              Battery powered MySensors Washing machine & dryer monitor, using LDR's to monitor LEDs on front of the appliances.
                              Each time a LED toggles, the node wakes from interrupt and sends a message. Easy peasy!
                              When a device is ready, I'll get a message on my mobile phone :smile:

                              0_1511607742913_upload-656fdf4c-6707-4a8b-a58c-ef7e74fe1b9f

                              0_1511607798459_upload-0183f0a1-571d-45e6-8ecc-b4a33fd9c4e9

                              Still need to stuff it in an enclosure...

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                              @Yveaux So I never fully understood the reasoning behind putting sensors on a washer or dryer. So you start your clothes washing or drying before you leave for somewhere. Is there a reason to know that it's finished when you are away? There is nothing you can do about it until you get home, at which time you could reasonably assume that it is finished. If you are home, can't you just go and check it after some time? Why would you need a message on your phone?

                              Just curious.

                              Vera Plus running UI7 with MySensors, Sonoffs and 1-Wire devices
                              Visit my website for more Bits, Bytes and Ramblings from me: http://dan.bemowski.info/

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                                @Yveaux So I never fully understood the reasoning behind putting sensors on a washer or dryer. So you start your clothes washing or drying before you leave for somewhere. Is there a reason to know that it's finished when you are away? There is nothing you can do about it until you get home, at which time you could reasonably assume that it is finished. If you are home, can't you just go and check it after some time? Why would you need a message on your phone?

                                Just curious.

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                                #109

                                @dbemowsk just to keep the machines running continuously ;-)
                                And I need to go up 3 stairs to just check on them :hankey:

                                http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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                                • YveauxY Yveaux

                                  @dbemowsk just to keep the machines running continuously ;-)
                                  And I need to go up 3 stairs to just check on them :hankey:

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                                  @Yveaux Makes some sense. Another reason would probably be....."Because you can"... LOL

                                  Vera Plus running UI7 with MySensors, Sonoffs and 1-Wire devices
                                  Visit my website for more Bits, Bytes and Ramblings from me: http://dan.bemowski.info/

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                                  • dbemowskD dbemowsk

                                    @Yveaux So I never fully understood the reasoning behind putting sensors on a washer or dryer. So you start your clothes washing or drying before you leave for somewhere. Is there a reason to know that it's finished when you are away? There is nothing you can do about it until you get home, at which time you could reasonably assume that it is finished. If you are home, can't you just go and check it after some time? Why would you need a message on your phone?

                                    Just curious.

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                                    @dbemowsk said in What did you build today (Pictures) ?:

                                    @Yveaux So I never fully understood the reasoning behind putting sensors on a washer or dryer. So you start your clothes washing or drying before you leave for somewhere. Is there a reason to know that it's finished when you are away? There is nothing you can do about it until you get home, at which time you could reasonably assume that it is finished. If you are home, can't you just go and check it after some time? Why would you need a message on your phone?

                                    Just curious.

                                    Or if someone else than you starts the machine before leaving for the full day, and you come back much earlier and if you don't have a warning you don't necessarily think about checking the washing machine when you arrive home. Here with the warm temperature if I leave the laundry in the washing machine for 4-5 hours without opening, I'm good for a new wash because it will smell pretty bad :(

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                                    • dbemowskD dbemowsk

                                      @Yveaux So I never fully understood the reasoning behind putting sensors on a washer or dryer. So you start your clothes washing or drying before you leave for somewhere. Is there a reason to know that it's finished when you are away? There is nothing you can do about it until you get home, at which time you could reasonably assume that it is finished. If you are home, can't you just go and check it after some time? Why would you need a message on your phone?

                                      Just curious.

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                                      @dbemowsk
                                      My wife actually fairly often forget to check when the washingmachine is finished, and notice it a few hours later, when kids are a sleep and there is quiet in the house, I will imagine receiving an SMS when washing machine is ready to be emptied will help her, as she is checking her phone often,, even when kids are using all her time

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                                        The value on a dryer is even more tangible: the sooner you get your clothes out, the less wrinkly they get.

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                                        • NeverDieN NeverDie

                                          The value on a dryer is even more tangible: the sooner you get your clothes out, the less wrinkly they get.

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                                          @NeverDie All good points that I hadn't thought of.

                                          Vera Plus running UI7 with MySensors, Sonoffs and 1-Wire devices
                                          Visit my website for more Bits, Bytes and Ramblings from me: http://dan.bemowski.info/

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