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Latest revision as of 21:51, 24 May 2021

Cactus Farm
Model N/A
Sub-category Defunct
Status Scrapped
Consumables N/A
Accessories N/A
Training requirement No
ACnode No
Owner JasperW
Origin JasperW
Location Hub in the quiet room
Maintainers JasperW

Needs merging

I think this is the same machine as Equipment/Booch, not sure how we ended up with 2 pages.

Summary

CactusFarm is our low bandwidth sensor network based on the jeelab RF12 modules. Runs on 868Mhz and allows pumping of data into cacti graphs.

Structure

RMF12pi "hub" is an RF module with python daemon that converts the serial data from a RMF12pi to a webserver in a format suitable for grabbing with cacti. Information can be found on the github readme.

<graphviz border='frame' format='png' >

digraph rfboard{
  rankdir=TD;
  size="7,5!";
  
  hub [label="RMF12pi hub",shape=box];
  cacti [label="graphs",shape=box];
  node1 [label="node 1",shape=box];
  node2 [label="node 2",shape=box];
  node3 [label="node 3",shape=box];
 
  node1 -> hub;
  node2 -> hub;
  node3 -> hub;
  hub -> node1;
  hub -> node2;
  hub -> node3;
  hub -> cacti;

} </graphviz>

Uses

Links