@martin-kudláček said in Another home automation project:
our din rail mounted relay - and connect it to DO or RO. Awkward, but it works.
In most of my projects i use external relays to extend the life of embedded hardware relays, so it's not that awkward. I use mostly relays with coil voltage 230 V AC with UniPi 1.1 but now with the shared COM port and neuron power suply, i'll go with coil voltage 24 V DC.
I don't visit forum frequently so, sorry for my late responce..........
Get rid of this LUA script.
I have really good news for you.
Check here :
https://github.com/mccwdev/domoticz-unipi
Go at domoticz/plugins and make a new directory named UniPi.
Download the plugin.py file from the link above and copy it into the domoticz/plugins/UniPi directory.
Go to you domoticz and from hardware choose unipi evok plugin and fill your evok info.
Enjoy !!!
@tomas_hora said in Humidity sensor for unipi that can work with evok or owfs ?:
@tenallero You might have noticed the recent extensive work on Evok https://github.com/UniPiTechnology/evok/commits/master. The humidity sensors are also currently in development and should be included in the master branch next week if everything goes well.
There is always a DIY solution, eg. OWFS.
New sensors finaly arrived.......1-WIRE-T-O indoor/outdoor & 1-WIRE-T-R-EVAPCB-BOX.
But where is humidity ?
@martin-kudláček said in Another home automation project:
our din rail mounted relay - and connect it to DO or RO. Awkward, but it works.
In most of my projects i use external relays to extend the life of embedded hardware relays, so it's not that awkward. I use mostly relays with coil voltage 230 V AC with UniPi 1.1 but now with the shared COM port and neuron power suply, i'll go with coil voltage 24 V DC.
@abornand
Hi ! I use aeotec z-stick with unipi and pimatic. The pimatic plugin works with neuron too. No problems so far. I control around 11 devices. Althought pimatic is at beta stage, works now for my home automation over a year.
As far as evok exists i'm ok. I may go a litle off topic, but i'm gonna miss "nc" contact of UniPi relays....Neuron have only "com" and "no"
@martin-kudláček said in Another home automation project:
writing on the SD
Pimatic uses sqlite3 so read only mode will not work. I'm planing to use an 32GB INDUSTRIAL MICRO SDHC UHS-I CLASS 10. Writes are supposed to be spread out among the card, so the larger the card, the less chance of it writing over the same area multiple times.Just going from a 4GB to 8 GB card will cut the number of writes to the same area of the card in half.
On second thought i may use one of the wd pidrives. It is pretty affordable.
Usb ports of neuron are the rpi ports, right ? So i'll have no hard time to plug & install the aeotec z-stick.
One more consern....After 2023 when unipi 1 support may stopped, will this means that EVOK will stop ? Pimatic without evok is useless for my neuron setup.
I use unipi 1.1 for my house automation. My hardware setup is an old core to duo pc with linuxlite os on it and pimatic. Unipi with rpi 2 and evok setup.
I used a pc cause with pimatic and a z-wave usb stick i control several devices like rip sencors, dimmer switches etc.
Unipi's relay are used for heating, ventilation and some lights and inputs control several states of devices....1 wire is for temperature control of central boiler room, hot water, etc...
Now i want to do the same to a friends house and i'm thinking of Neuron M103.
You think it is possible to install Rasbian stretch lite, pimatic, z-wave usb stick and evok in neuron ?
What about performance ? With my current setup speed is lightning fast but i use a pc for all the rules and for the z-wave network.
Do you think neuron and rpi3 can make it ? Will i need something more for an aeotec z-stick or common install with open z-wave and pimatic plugin ?
Thanks in advance for any thoughts
No hardware fault.
See here : Disable SPI