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  • Raspberry Pi2 + MQTT Gateway in one box!
    K kunall

    I decided to put my RPi and MQTT gateway in one box so made this. First time doing this, so it isnt that perfect. I will soon be adding LEDs to it too. :)

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    My Project mqtt raspberry pi gateway

  • Relay Outlet + Button + OpenHab + Tasker + Android Wear = Freaking Awesome!
    K kunall

    This is my very first fully functional project! Yay!! Most of the credit goes to mysensors and all the amazing people here. I thank you all.
    So, I wanted to control my home appliances/lights with Voice and/or OpenHab rules. I made this relay switch outlet. May not look pretty at all but it surely works with OpenHab and "Ok Google - Turn On Switch" command from my Android phone and Android watch . It also hides behinds the couch, hehe. For right now, I just turns on/off and with commands. I will be setting it up to fully automate with iftt conditions in next few days. :satisfied:

    Note: I have used 2 relay module because thats the one I had for now. Also I'm planning to make both female power outlets to operate separately. :)

    Project cost: $7.5 USD including Nano V3.0, Relay, NRF transmitter, power outlet socket, and casing. (Power cable, button, 5.0V charger, AutoVoice, Auto-wear and Tasker not included, I already had them.)

    I searched for cheapest required item on eBay and purchased hem.

    Nano V3.0 = $2.56
    NRF transmitter = $0.97
    Relay module (You may use 1 relay module) = $1.3
    Female powerOutlet socket + blue casing + faceplate = aprx. $3 from Home Depot.
    PowerCable = n/a (used old PC power supply cable.)
    Button = n/a (Already had it.)
    5.0V charger = n/a (Already had it, just use old phone charger)
    Tasker = n/a (Already had it.)
    AutoVoice = n/a (Already had it.)
    AutoWear = n/a (Already had it.)

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    My OpenHab & Tasker

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    Hope you liked my project. Please feel free to comment, post any suggests, and questions.

    Thanks!

    My Project tasker nano autovoice relay openhab

  • Domoticz Beta for MySensors official support?
    K kunall

    @raditv @AWI Thats what I thought about On/Off action. I'm trying to on/off mysensors relay actuator. My relay actuator has a physical button. Domoticz detects my relay actuator and also updates the state if I toggle the physical button. But it does not turn on / off the relay actuator from domoticz UI. Any idea why?

    Here is my Domoticz log
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    Domoticz
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