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Hi Willem,

Sorry, ik was de thread even uit het oog verloren.
Ik heb je zojuist een PM gestuurd.

Groeten,
Jan

Dag Willem. Ik wil de 114 adapter wel hebben. Wat dacht je van 50 euro?

Verder heb ik een vraagje, of de lamp modules ook kunnen dimmen?

Groeten Jan

The sensor definitely needs some work on the powersavingsside... as my batteries ran out of spirit after 2 weeks.

That is definitely a huge advantage of using XBEE modules. It's probably even a mesh network. Well I guess I have to work my way around it using the parts I currently have. I read an interesting topic over at JeeLabs about a guy who implemented a random delay resend. The random delay kindof makes su...

Hi, Wolkers, I found almost all parts on ebay, with mostly even free shipping... see: http://www.ebay.nl/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=280709085977&Category=42425&_trkparms=algo%3DLVI%26its%3DI%26otn%3D2#ht_5029wt_1139 http://www.ebay.nl/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=320786...

Thats a good question Robbert. I have some coding to do concerning requiring ack's as well as the WatchDogg power savings. You're sensors have been of great inspiration to me. Interesting home automation you got going on there with all the sensor and balancing :) I see you communicate by XBEE, which...

Hi all, I have been looking around here and there for the possibilities in motion sensing using RF sensors. My search basically boiled down to, RFXCOM or other RF receiver combined with X10 or Visonic sensors. However, I dislike the non-extensibility of these options. Especially when you also want t...

I can imagine some of the aversion against usb, as I recently had a heavy struggle simply installing the PLCBUS interface on a COM port The FTDI drivers installad flawlesly btw. IP communication does allow for more strategically placed receiver nodes around the house for sure. Anyway, taking a short...

Alex glad it works now! Just for comparison, here is the same fading LED example making use of the JeeNode Ports library! #include <Ports.h> #include <RF12.h> Port portTwo (2); Port portThree (3); int brightness = 0; int brightness2 = 255; int fadeAmount = 3; void setup() { portTwo.mode(OUTPUT); por...

Can I ask why you chose the JeeNode webserver, instead of a JeeLink plugged in directly to the main server?

Alex, fading a LED can only be done with the DIGITAL (D) input/output pins of port 2 and 3 on the JeeNode. I was also very confused about the mapping of pins from Adruino to JeeNode, and actually still can't give a direct conversion. When looking at the Adruino, it can be seen that it had more pins ...

I'm not sure where exactly I read it, but as far as I know there are about 3 types of PIR sensors which were used on these boards. Somewhere along the archives blog it was mentioned that the PIR was replaced by a less power hungry EPIR or vica versa. When you look at this article you see what my boa...

Thanks for pointing me into the right direction! With the documentation of the Ports library over at JeeLabs I figured out how to control 8 leds individually. :!: You need to save the Ports and RF12 libraries inside your Adruino IDE's Libraries folder in order for to use the simplified Ports library...

Hi all, After the recent workshop, I've started experimenting with my new toys, however I realize that I don't fully understand the basic pin functionality of the JeeNode. Therefore in this topic I would like to shed light on this matter and point to potentially confusing issues. So I made the follo...

Volledig mee eens! Dit was een zeer gezellige en goed georganiseerde happening!
Kudos voor Lennert en Robert, die een heel compleet en vol programma samengesteld hebben.
Mocht er een advanced cursus JeeNode programming op de agenda staan, ben ik er zeker bij.

Groeten Jan