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Vanwege overstap naar Home Assistant heb ik mijn Zipato Zipabox te koop.

Zie advertentie op Tweakers: https://tweakers.net/aanbod/1066519/zip ... oller.html

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Zijn het wel originele kabeltjes? Ik weet dat FTDI een tijd terug een driver update had die moedwillig kloonkabels sloopte door de PID en VID van de fake chip te overschrijven.
Normaal gesproken is een originele PL2303 of FT232 wel plug 'n play op Windows geloof ik.

Niet lullig bedoeld, maar zelfs met korting (die is al verrekend in de op de site getoonde prijzen neem ik aan?) zijn andere webshops nog goedkoper volgens de Tweakers Pricewatch :oops: Een aantal van de producten van je voorpagina even gecheckt: https://tweakers.net/pricewatch/462293/aeotec-multise...

Great topic, i always enjoy reading it! Why did you choose for the panel with all those switches? It looks cool for sure, but isn't a iPad mounted on a wall on a central place in your home more handy? Now waiting for your next post starts, i'm curious to see that laser in action. The videos look pro...

Good find!

What are the dimensions of the PCB? It is a bit hard to tell from the picture.
Would be nice if it could fit in a 'inbouwdoos' in the wall.

Someone at Tweakers.net did an interesting project with a Itho CO2 sensor: https://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/li ... 6#45505066
(It seems to have a header that carries a serial signal, which he reads with a ESP8266).

The topic by itself is also interesting btw.

Hier: http://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/list_message/45521626#45521626 en hier: https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=9683 ook mensen met problemen. Een voorzichtige conclusie is volgens mij dat het alleen mensen met Enexis als netbeheerder lijkt te treffen. Hier (Drenthe + Enexi...

Ik ga mijn plugs terugsturen. In Domoticz lopen ze regelmatig te stuiteren, ik zie in de Openzwave logs dan meldingen zoals "Node error, command dropped" o.i.d. Ook na excluden, resetten, includen, network heal e.d. begint dit na verloop van tijd weer. Ook ben ik erachtergekomen dat de Gre...

Waarom gebruik je de normale pagina? Juist voor dit soort dingen is een API uitgevonden, zodat je de data altijd in hetzelfde formaat terugkrijgt & zonder overtollige ballast. In Domoticz wordt 'Wunderground' gebruikt. Je zou die ook eenvoudig zelf kunnen gebruiken, de API is vrij eenvoudig: htt...

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ThinkPad wrote: So that means i can remove the batteries i now use, from the iSense and the OTGW will take care of supplying the current needed for the iSense' backlight? That would be nice
Will try tonight.

I just tried, and it works. The iSense backlight now works, thanks to the OTGW

What about the backlight on a Remeha iSense thermostat? I use it with my Agpo (Econpact 225c) boiler, which doesn't supply enough power it seems, because i have to put in batteries in the iSense to get the backlight to work. Would it be possible to let the OTGW supply this needed amount of power? T...

Excuse me for kicking this old topic, but i have the same question: How can i get this working on a stock Ubuntu 14.04 (x64) system? I tried the steps mentioned, but it doesn't work. It keeps saying: otgw@ubuntu:~$ otmonitor bash: /usr/bin/otmonitor: No such file or directory I also tried the x64 ve...

timoline wrote:I'm not sure it shows the info you want....but maybe you can use the json output?
http://<ip>:<port>/json

That's perfect, thank you very much!

Too bad that such things are not documented at all @ the official website... would have saved quite some time if i found this out earlier.

What about the backlight on a Remeha iSense thermostat? I use it with my Agpo (Econpact 225c) boiler, which doesn't supply enough power it seems, because i have to put in batteries in the iSense to get the backlight to work.

Would it be possible to let the OTGW supply this needed amount of power?