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I have some ideas for my HA server software, but it is not my main concern. Not at this moment at least. I need to get some 6LoWPAN devices up and running first :) . I have not found a .NET implementation either. There are some pretty decent implementations in other technologies. On one hand it does...

Yes it is. Although, as with most of the rest of the Micro .NET framework, it is a limited implementation. E.g. I'm pretty sure 3D is not available. I haven't tried it myself yet, but I've seen some very nice examples with WPF on NETMF. A minute ago I was playing with the SD card on the Netduino Plu...

Of course, if you use the NetDuino for everything. Which I think you shouldn't. First of all, the NetDuino (as the Arduino) is a prototyping platform. Once you have a working prototype with shields and breadboarding as needed, you make a PCB with only the required components. Prototyping with NetDui...

I haven't checked the forum in a while, so my response is a bit late. But I don't know of any ready-to-use 6LoWPAN modules, sadly enough. Even though, I've decided to go for 6LoWPAN myself. And this means DIY... After some experience with Arduino & JeeNodes, I'm working with a NetDuino (Plus) no...

Hi WooTz, It has been a while... but I never ordered the XBee or ZigBee. I found it all to unclear and the ZigBee protocol not open enough. Actually, I have only just restarted my domotica project, after being dormant for over a year. But now I'm starting back up, I've decided to go for 6LoWPAN. To ...

Looks really good! LED strips are on my wish & todo lists as well :-P. My father in law is in the advertisment signs business, they mostly use LED and he got me some strips to play with. But it's hard to tell what the end result will look like from only a few LED's. So thanks for the images, gre...

Thanks guys :). And I almost ordered... But there are so many types of modules, that I decided to read & check before I buy. And that NEVER happened to me before :P. So this feels awkward, but please hear me out ;). Adafruit only sells one type of module, sparkfun sells a whole bunch and with di...

Digit, where did you get your XStick from? I'm not able to find a webshop that offers them...

As far as I can tell from the code, I'm sure no personal information is uploaded during the data-upload. But if this makes the 'upload-scheme' anonymous, I'm not so sure. I've found two settings that are used during the uploading of the data: one about sending the data and one about sending 'info'. ...

Good News! Digi-Key has the ATMEGA128RFA1 (and the accompanying evaluation kit ATAVR128RFA1-EK1 ) available from March 19th. The ATMEGA128RFA1 will cost $9,46 (EUR 6.92) each and the ATAVR128RFA1-EK1 $77,50 (EUR 56,67). Not sure what transport will cost and what taxes will be added, but I like the s...

Great, it looks like you really spend a lot of time on perfecting the electronics and software of your X10 devices. Let us know when you finish it :P, with the Zigbee update of course ;). I've decided not to get into X10 myself or any other powerline communication. I'm currently working out my order...

Sounds like no progress at all, then. And the option to stop uploading, is it still by means of blocking the firewall? Or is it a setting (like the mentioned checkbox) in Plugwise?

Anyone knows what the status is of this issue? It seems to me that they are still uploading the data without an option to turn it off.

After reading the thread about plugwise stealing data , I decided to have a try with Reflector myself. Haven't purchased plugwise yet, but downloaded the setup and installed the Source to be able to look inside the code. And the good News is that I haven't found any obfuscated code, so with Reflecto...

In this post a while back, I read .NET must be installed for the Source to run. You might be using it already, but I just thought I'd mention a great (& free) reverse-engineering tool for .NET: Reflector . It will disassemble a .NET assembly and show it in a selected .NET language like C# or VB....