Fivdi/onoff. Raspberry Pi. Update: 14th May, 2013 wiringPi version 2 has been released and now has its own website ( to look after it.
Most of the documentation on the projects site has been copied over to it the new site, but there may still be 1 or 2 pages that are still missing. Raspberry Pi. SHA - - - Raspberry Pi - Sunrise / Sunset Timer for Christmas Lights. Of course you may find other useful applications for this project beyond holiday lighting.
This article will demonstrate how simple it can be to use a Raspberry Pi to control 110/240 VAC circuits. Additionally the software (open source) will be provided to control the circuit based on sunrise and sunset times. Shopping List Hardware. Sweet pi – sweet home - Node.js Installation auf dem Raspberry Pi. Sweet pi – sweet home - Heimautomatisierung mir dem Raspberry Pi. Pimatic/pimatic. n319/xPL. XPL Message Schema - XPLProject. The following Message Schema have been ratified by The xPL Project: xPL protocol core schemas HBEAT Device heartbeat signalling CONFIG Device configuration FRAGMENT Message fragmentation (STATUS: PROPOSED) Home Control Family HVAC Interaction with HVAC related devices (thermostats etc) LIGHTING Control for any lighting system (X10, UPB, ZWave, CBus, etc) MEDIA Control of media related devices (MP3/CD/DVD players, HTPC etc) SECURITY Interaction with security related devices (alarm panels, motion sensors, smoke alarms etc) HOMEEASY.BASIC Native control of Byron HomeEasy devices X10.BASIC Native control of X10 devices.
X10.SECURITY For X10 Security Devices. Caller ID Family Audio Family The AUDIO.BASIC schema has been extended several times to accomodate various media players. On Screen Display Family Time of Day Family Database and Logging Family Remote Control Family These schema seek to present a unified way to represent IR Control data within the xPL environment. Digiguide TV Guide Misc Schemas. xPL4Linux - Tools and frameworks for Linux. xPL.Arduino, receiving messages. / - xplproject - An open source home automation protocol. WikiStart - DomotiGa. xPLRFX – Digital Home Server. Development Tools - XPLProject. The xPL Project is a community driven effort, therefore most of our tools are released under the GPL or LGPL.
In most cases, commercial use of components and source code is okay, however you should check the details of each tool that you wish to use. We have development tools for the following platforms: Windows C++ SDK Freeware C++ Software Development Kit to aid the creation of xPL-enabled applications and services for Windows. Includes full source code and documentation. .NET Framework DLL If you are developing applications in the Microsoft .NET environment, then the XPL Library for .NET allows you to add XPL functionality to your application in a matter of minutes. The library contains strong support for all the xPL nuts and bolts (heartbeats, configuration, fragmentation, etc.) encapsulated in an easy API that is well documented using the Visual Studio documentation tools (IntelliSense and xml commenst). HomePage.
Get Started. OpenRemote is software integration platform for residential and commercial building automation.
It is independent of any automation protocol, and can be run on many off-the-shelf hardware devices. OpenRemote's architecture enables fully autonomous and user-independent intelligent buildings. End-user control interfaces are available for iOS and Android devices, and for any devices with modern web browsers. Application examples See below some video show-cases of how our community is using OpenRemote today: If you're eager to start designing your own automation system right now, you can give the OpenRemote Designer a quick try (it's free).
Setting Up OpenRemote OpenRemote consists of three main components: We will briefly describe setting up the system below in three steps 1. Select your target operating system and hardware. Other platforms are recommended for advanced users who are familiar with the details of their chosen OS/hardware combination. Home Automation via xPL: X10 and other tools : Business Intelligence Blog. This is a landing page for some Home Automation projects I worked on and made available for download.
These projects fit in the wider xPL project – an open source community project for home automation based on the open xPL protocol. Learn more about xPL: xPLLib version 4.4 This version has a few minor updates in the xPLListener class and a major update in the XplMsg class. It is upgraded to .Net 2.0. Please see the canvas that was added in the readme file to get you quickly up and running with this latest version. xPLListener: - the constructor requires a vendor id and device id - the configuration elements must be defined via the ConfigItems.Define method - the Configuration done event is raised when the app has received its configuration, regardless whether it comes from an xPL config message or from a local file - GetPreparedXplMessage returns a message that is almost ready to be sent, just fill in the final details Download: xPLDawnDusk (bonus!)
A warning: xPL Monkey - Home Automation - RFXCOM. My involvement with xPL has come to an end.
Automation has moved on considerably over the past few years, and it is now possible to buy a stand-alone controller off the shelf for a reasonable price, without having to spend hours writing your own code. This website is being maintained as a record of my xPL development work up until 2011. I have released the full source code of all my xPL projects into the public domain. You can download the archive from here. Mal. Tom's HA/xPL site. Www.rfxcom.com.