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    • RE: [SOLVED] How to detect power current with Arduino Pro Mini in a doorbell?

      Thanks @gohan it works perfectly using a digital pin and the door sensor example.

      posted in Development
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • RE: Are folks here happy with Domoticz?

      @wergeld said in Are folks here happy with Domoticz?:

      Event scripting (lua? really?) needs more advanced features.

      You should check out dzVents which makes LUA-scripting much more powerful and even simpler.

      posted in Domoticz
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • RE: Office plant monitoring

      @mfalkvidd Thanks for the quick answer! I also read on the page for battery powered sensors that the step up generates alot of noise that can interfere with the radio, and that a solution might be to add capacitators (which I already tried), but also powering the radio directly from batteries. I'll try that later today. Thanks! 😃

      And thank you for the link to the troubleshooting. It's now bookmarked! 😉

      posted in My Project
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • RE: Need help to figure out how to power 230 V to 5 V Arduino with relay

      @gohan Thanks for your help, it sure would have been easier to just buy a Sonoff, but I wouldn't learn as much 😄

      Were you thinking of something like this? (Don't mind me using a LED in replacement of a lamp).

      0_1490784339455_Untitled Sketch 2_bb.png

      posted in My Project
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      ronnyandre

    Latest posts made by ronnyandre

    • RE: Are folks here happy with Domoticz?

      @wergeld said in Are folks here happy with Domoticz?:

      Event scripting (lua? really?) needs more advanced features.

      You should check out dzVents which makes LUA-scripting much more powerful and even simpler.

      posted in Domoticz
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • RE: 💬 Building a Serial Gateway

      Is it possible to update the article with a code example for a gateway that also uses NodeManager?

      posted in Announcements
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • RE: 💬 NodeManager

      @mickecarlsson Thanks, I will try that later today 😃

      posted in OpenHardware.io
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • RE: 💬 NodeManager

      @Sergio-Rius Thanks man! I will definitely take a closer look. I just one silly last question....

      Trying to use a simple DS18B20 temperature sensor, and I get the following error:

      error: 'SENSOR_DS18B20' was not declared in this scope
      nodeManager.registerSensor(SENSOR_DS18B20,3);

      Seems like it doesn't like me declaring it. I have installed Dallas Temperature and One Wire through Arduino libraries.

      posted in OpenHardware.io
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • RE: 💬 NodeManager

      @Sergio-Rius I think I understood it correctly. Code goes on the sensors, not on the gateway itself? That means, the MySensors Serial Gateway I use is only a carrier of the messages that NodeManager receives on the sensors I implement the code?

      posted in OpenHardware.io
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • RE: 💬 NodeManager

      I have a hard time figuring out one simple thing... Is the NodeManager code supposed to be on the sensors? Or is it supposed to be on the Gateway? Or both??

      posted in OpenHardware.io
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • RE: Has anyone made their own lab power supply out of a PSU?

      Ah, thanks! I have actually seen that video ages ago 🙂

      I was wondering about what I need for parts in the case of resistors etc.

      posted in Hardware
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • Has anyone made their own lab power supply out of a PSU?

      I've been looking into making my own lab bench power supply out of the PSU of an old computer. I've seen a lot of videos on YouTube, but I just wanted to make a thread about it here just in case someone has already done it and can share some experiences.

      The idea came after I figured out it could be nice to easily switch between 3.3, 5 and 12 V power when testing out my Arduino components.

      posted in Hardware
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • RE: How to wire battery sensor with battery voltage reports...

      Would be awesome if you made a fritz sketch of this 🙂

      posted in Hardware
      ronnyandre
      ronnyandre
    • RE: Capacitors and switching power supplies

      @Oitzu Thanks! I'll try that one out :simple_smile:

      posted in General Discussion
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      ronnyandre