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What did you build today (Pictures) ?

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  • alowhumA Offline
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    alowhum
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    wrote on last edited by
    #781

    How did you 'hack' it? All I see in the video is you changing a power wire?

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    • alowhumA alowhum

      How did you 'hack' it? All I see in the video is you changing a power wire?

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      berkseo
      wrote on last edited by berkseo
      #782

      @alowhum I replaced the manufacturer's software with my own.
      0_1556490111282_WhatsApp Image 2019-04-29 at 01.19.43.jpeg

      The device now works on the mysensors network

      1_1556490583713_photo_2019-04-27_15-12-06.jpg 0_1556490583712_photo_2019-04-07_15-31-44.jpg

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      • alowhumA Offline
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        alowhum
        Plugin Developer
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        #783

        @berkseo very cool! How did you do that? Did you just have to connect the serial holes to an ST_LINK adapter or something similar? Was is difficult to open the device? And, most importantly: is your code available somewhere?

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        • berkseoB Offline
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          berkseo
          wrote on last edited by
          #784

          Hacking Redmond SkyPlug RSP-100S

          0_1556575487052_WhatsApp Image 2019-04-30 at 00.45.17.jpeg

          https://youtu.be/C5W_3nAF-2A

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          • alowhumA alowhum

            @berkseo whoa, time for a Kickstarter! They look great! Where did you have them made, and what do they cost?

            @fernando-alvarez-buylla Always nice to see the Aurora theme being used :-)

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            wrote on last edited by
            #785

            @alowhum Kickstarter? I'm not sure it's time :) ..The cost of components is approximately $10. PCB made in China, soldered by myself.

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            • alowhumA alowhum

              @berkseo very cool! How did you do that? Did you just have to connect the serial holes to an ST_LINK adapter or something similar? Was is difficult to open the device? And, most importantly: is your code available somewhere?

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              wrote on last edited by
              #786

              @alowhum Soon I will publish codes and the description of process of dismantling and a firmware. But getting ahead.. it's very simple :)

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              • FotoFieberF Offline
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                Hardware Contributor
                wrote on last edited by
                #787

                Added two other (e)co2 sensors to my test-setup.
                Now 3 NDIR and 2 VOC under observation. :)
                0_1556829380676_IMG_3826.JPG

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                • nagelcN Offline
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                  #788

                  A family member gave me an old lamp with a fancy glass base. Well, I didn't like the lamp, but the base was nice, so I kept it in my basement for a few years. I found it again the other day and decided it needed to become a new type of lamp. I put a 150 LED strip (WS2812B) inside. I have an STM32 Blue Bill and RFM69HCW to run the light patterns and connect to MySensors.
                  In Domoticz, I have it set up as a dimmer light, but the node just switches patterns depending on what the dimmer level is.
                  At first, I wrapped the LED strip carefully around a tube that sits in the center of the glass jar, but it didn't look very good. Somehow just spiraling the strip in the bottom of the lamp has a much better effect.
                  My wife even liked it, so maybe I will put some finishing touches on it and actually use it as a lamp : )
                  0_1556834583958_20190502_174734.jpg

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                  • berkseoB berkseo

                    @alowhum Soon I will publish codes and the description of process of dismantling and a firmware. But getting ahead.. it's very simple :)

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                    wrote on last edited by
                    #789

                    @berkseo
                    https://translate.google.ru/translate?hl=&sl=ru&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fmysku.ru%2Fblog%2Fdiy%2F72557.html

                    Original (code without Google formatting): https://mysku.ru/blog/diy/72557.html

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                      #790

                      Test nRF52840 with Mysensors on Arduino IDE
                      https://youtu.be/dLXDBjsmVhE

                      based on source - https://translate.google.ru/translate?sl=ru&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fmysensors-rus.github.io%2Fnrf52840-The-first-steps%2F

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                      • FanfanF Offline
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                        Fanfan
                        wrote on last edited by Fanfan
                        #791

                        Well, Design of an home made electronic kit for my 10yo daughter to teach her by example. on 74HC595 (shift reg), 9 leds, 4 push buttons, some wrapping wire, ... We managed to build it, it works, with some bad contacts, but it works, she enjoyed the thing and the time spent together. Here is the schema and the pictures. I strongly invite parents to build it with their children, easy and fun. !
                        1_1557074595586_59399854_1643957105747897_3582083341400145920_n.jpg 0_1557074595584_59168532_1643956979081243_7862945518123483136_n.jpg 0_1557074649088_Capture d’écran_2019-05-05_18-43-50.png

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                        • FanfanF Fanfan

                          Well, Design of an home made electronic kit for my 10yo daughter to teach her by example. on 74HC595 (shift reg), 9 leds, 4 push buttons, some wrapping wire, ... We managed to build it, it works, with some bad contacts, but it works, she enjoyed the thing and the time spent together. Here is the schema and the pictures. I strongly invite parents to build it with their children, easy and fun. !
                          1_1557074595586_59399854_1643957105747897_3582083341400145920_n.jpg 0_1557074595584_59168532_1643956979081243_7862945518123483136_n.jpg 0_1557074649088_Capture d’écran_2019-05-05_18-43-50.png

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                          bjacobse
                          wrote on last edited by bjacobse
                          #792

                          @fanfan
                          Looks nice, and I love the idea that you spend time and knowledge to your kids :-)
                          but looking at the current budget it seems that you are above the rated current consumption for the 74HC595, just so you don't wonder in case it burns when several LEDs are ON at the same time

                          Input clamp current, I IK (V I < 0 or V I > V CC ) ±20 mA
                          Output clamp current, I OK (V O < 0 or V O > V CC ) ±20 mA
                          Continuous output current, I O (V O = 0 to V CC ) ±35 mA
                          Continuous current through V CC or GND ±70 mA

                          Data from here:
                          https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/IC/SN74HC595.pdf

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                          • berkseoB berkseo

                            @alowhum Soon I will publish codes and the description of process of dismantling and a firmware. But getting ahead.. it's very simple :)

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                            berkseo
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #793

                            @berkseo
                            https://translate.yandex.ru/translate?url=https%3A%2F%2Fhabr.com%2Fru%2Fpost%2F450860%2F&lang=ru-en

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                            • dbemowskD dbemowsk

                              @sincze I should have known. All you had to say was memory and it would have made sense, or should I say sincze. LOL. With needing to hold states of 900 LEDs, I am going to guess that they are WS2812 LED strips.

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                              Hanane Amrani
                              Banned
                              wrote on last edited by
                              #794

                              @dbemowsk I've been gambling with an Adafruit AudioFX board and cobbled together this annunciator. Eventually it will likely be a MySensors node to play alarms or different sounds. It is using a reasonably-priced transportable speaker to play the sounds. I were given it to work with my doorbell button node today.

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                              • FotoFieberF Offline
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                                FotoFieber
                                Hardware Contributor
                                wrote on last edited by
                                #795

                                Prototyping my netatmo replacement device. It has an led strip that can simulate a lighouse, a rainbow or a fireplace...
                                (If not used only for fun, it should warn you, if there is too much CO2 in the air.)
                                0_1558731422060_IMG_3858.JPG

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                                • mfalkviddM Offline
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                                  mfalkvidd
                                  Mod
                                  wrote on last edited by mfalkvidd
                                  #796

                                  Today I have spent a few hours trying to eradicate the confusion between MySensors' different message acknowledgements. See https://github.com/mysensors/MySensors/issues/1103 and https://forum.mysensors.org/post/34263 for details.

                                   core/MyGatewayTransport.cpp                |  11 ++++++-----
                                   core/MyMessage.cpp                         |   8 +++++++-
                                   core/MyMessage.h                           |  31 ++++++++++++++++++------------
                                   core/MyOTALogging.cpp                      |   2 +-
                                   core/MyProtocol.cpp                        |  16 ++++++++--------
                                   core/MySensorsCore.cpp                     |  41 ++++++++++++++++++++-------------------
                                   core/MySensorsCore.h                       | 114 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-------------------------------------------
                                   core/MySigning.cpp                         |   4 ++--
                                   core/MySigning.h                           |   2 +-
                                   core/MyTransport.cpp                       |  20 +++++++++----------
                                   core/MyTransport.h                         |   4 ++--
                                   examples/SecureActuator/SecureActuator.ino |   2 +-
                                   12 files changed, 147 insertions(+), 108 deletions(-)
                                  

                                  I have also updated https://www.mysensors.org/download/sensor_api_20 to use echo instead of ack when describing the echo function. That page didn't have information on the return value for send, present, reqestTime, etc so I added info on the return value as well.

                                  Reference: https://github.com/mysensors/MySensors/pull/1292

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                                    mfalkvidd
                                    Mod
                                    wrote on last edited by
                                    #797

                                    When doing the change above, i noticed that after I created https://github.com/mysensors/MySensors/issues/1107 the number of undocumented MySensors keywords has more than doubled!

                                    The plan was to let the MySensors butler check for missing keywords as soon as the few remaining keywords were documented. If I add the check on the existing code, the butler wouldn't allow any commits which would hinder development. But since no-one has documented the missing keywords in over a year, I decided to blacklist the missing keywords and add the check anyway. The new check will give developers a list of new missing keywords, if they add any, so they can be documented.

                                    Reference: https://github.com/mysensors/MySensors/pull/1293

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                                      mfalkvidd
                                      Mod
                                      wrote on last edited by
                                      #798

                                      I've also submitted documentation updates for clarifying MY_RX_MESSAGE_BUFFER_FEATURE limitiation on esp8266 and renaming RadioSetting to TransportSetting for https://www.mysensors.org/apidocs/group__RadioSettingGrpPub.html

                                      References:
                                      https://github.com/mysensors/MySensors/pull/1296
                                      https://github.com/mysensors/MySensors/pull/1295

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                                        franz-unix
                                        wrote on last edited by franz-unix
                                        #799

                                        Today I have finished my d-diot board:

                                        d-diot board

                                        The board is part of the d-diot project (see my other post)

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                                          Fanfan
                                          wrote on last edited by
                                          #800

                                          My 3V Node (Atmega328P 1MHz), embedded NRF24L01+ with ceramic antenna, ATSHA256, AT25DF512, BME208, LED, Battery monitoring, ICSP, FTDI, Castelizable, Breadboardable. 0_1560175339322_IMG_20190610_155632461.jpg

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