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My Ethernet Gateway with custom case.

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    jribera
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    Hi All,

    Thought i would share my Ethernet Gateway in a custom case.

    The board is a itead iboard http://imall.iteadstudio.com/im120410001.html since i mounted this one in a case no modifications were needed to the board to connect the radio module.

    The case is actually a modified HP MSM320 wireless access point http://www.zdtronic.com/images/MSM325.jpg which i cut down and sprayed black. As luck would have it the Ethernet + Power line up perfectly with the existing holes. There were even 3 existing holes which i simply had to drill out to for the larger LEDs.

    So far i have tried the serial gateway based on a Nano & a Ethernet Gateway with a ENC28J60 and this is by far the most reliable solution.

    gw1.jpg

    gw4.jpg

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      Nice work!

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      • J jribera

        Hi All,

        Thought i would share my Ethernet Gateway in a custom case.

        The board is a itead iboard http://imall.iteadstudio.com/im120410001.html since i mounted this one in a case no modifications were needed to the board to connect the radio module.

        The case is actually a modified HP MSM320 wireless access point http://www.zdtronic.com/images/MSM325.jpg which i cut down and sprayed black. As luck would have it the Ethernet + Power line up perfectly with the existing holes. There were even 3 existing holes which i simply had to drill out to for the larger LEDs.

        So far i have tried the serial gateway based on a Nano & a Ethernet Gateway with a ENC28J60 and this is by far the most reliable solution.

        gw1.jpg

        gw4.jpg

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        RJ_Make
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        @jribera
        Nice indeed.

        RJ_Make

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          jribera
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          Thanks for the feedback !

          Forgot to mention if your from Australia and looking for relatively cheap local itead supplier i can recommend http://www.monkeyboard.org/shop/

          Prices are more expensive but they can deliver in 1-2 days.

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            Nice project. I am am interested in two things:

            • I want to use the same board. Can you tell what modifications you did to the gateway software to get this working. I guess you are using the analog inputs on the board configured as digital outputs to drive the leds.
            • The case is nice, but it is on sale for $270 (with a HP wireless access point inside).. How did you get the case?
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              jribera
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              All the info is here http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/224/iboard-cheap-single-board-ethernet-arduino-with-radio/3

              There are enough digital pins to drive the 3 leds.

              As for the case i just happened to have a box of them from an old wireless upgrade project. at work. Maybe check ebay for some non working/old ones ?

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