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  • Data logging Options
    N NotYetRated

    ooooo that would be pretty cool! Thanks for the info, sorry if I missed it somewhere.

    Vera

  • Long Term Data Retention and Graphing
    N NotYetRated

    I would like a more robust method of storing my sensor data, and viewing it. I currently use vera, with datamine, but find the graphs and data manipulation to be severely lacking.

    I looked in to Domonitz, but it appears that interval data is only kept for 7 days. Beyond that, just min max and average. This is nice, but I would really like to retain a higher resolution of long term data. For instance, hourly or so.

    What solutions is everyone else using/

    General Discussion

  • AC power to Arduino Pro Mini 5v
    N NotYetRated

    Best way to power an Arduino Pro Mini 5v from the wall?

    I am going to be purchasing some components to test connectivity with my Veralite. First will build the (probably ethernet) vera bridge, and a see about building and including a temp/humidity sensor.

    If all goes well, I will be adding various sensors and tinkerings around the house.

    One thing I hate though, is battery power. Yes, convenient, but I dislike having to swap them out and monitor their level and such. Would much rather just plug something in to the wall and forget about it. What options do I have for doing this? Looking to keep each sensor as cheap as possible obviously, so was looking to go with the Pro Mini 5v's, I am just uncertain of the optimal way to provide them AC(120v, from the USA) power.

    End game is a potential 6-7 temp sensors, 2 distance, a couple of motion, and who knows what else.

    General Discussion
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