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Glyn Hudson - Demonstrating [http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/emontx emonTx] wireless energy monitoring node together with Nanode and JeeLabs RFM12 breakout board. | Glyn Hudson - Demonstrating [http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/emontx emonTx] wireless energy monitoring node together with Nanode and JeeLabs RFM12 breakout board. | ||
Nick Boyle - Interested in one Nanode doing gas monitoring, 433mhz signals to Bye Bye Standby and Drayton Wireless boiler controller. Most likely to accept the request via MQTT. Second nanode to be a monitoring station receiver, potentially accepting external temperature readings via standalone 433mhz remote temperature sensors. Not done a lot of nanode programming, but am a programmer by trade. | Nick Boyle | ||
- Interested in one Nanode doing gas monitoring, 433mhz signals to Bye Bye Standby and Drayton Wireless boiler controller. Most likely to accept the request via MQTT. Second nanode to be a monitoring station receiver, potentially accepting external temperature readings via standalone 433mhz remote temperature sensors. Not done a lot of nanode programming, but am a programmer by trade. | |||
- Now also interested in an MQTT based home alarm system that will include reed switches, motion detector(s) and cameras ... :( | |||
Mike Beardmore - happy to help facilitate as I'm not a wizzy Nanode prgrmr yet! Interested in connectivity and control, midi and web. | Mike Beardmore - happy to help facilitate as I'm not a wizzy Nanode prgrmr yet! Interested in connectivity and control, midi and web. | ||
