http://talk.jeelabs.net/tags/rooms Discussion about Jee Labs projects en-US Sat, 11 Sep 2010 02:45:15 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.2 q http://talk.jeelabs.net/search.php http://talk.jeelabs.net/topic/471#post-2604 Mon, 23 Aug 2010 08:34:10 +0000 Jean-Claude 2604@http://talk.jeelabs.net/ <p>Good point. Right now, the only thing that triggers packet sending is motion, and the 30s or so periodic send. It would indeed be worthwhile to also send a packet when the light level changes substantially.</p> <p>I'll keep this in mind for a planned revision of the rooms node sketch, thx.</p> http://talk.jeelabs.net/topic/471#post-2599 Sun, 22 Aug 2010 17:59:35 +0000 nefreyu 2599@http://talk.jeelabs.net/ <p>Hi,</p> <p>I'm very new to all this and I've just been toying around with my first set of jeenodes and plugs.</p> <p>Experimenting with the Rooms plug I found that if you switch on a light the current version of the code does not pickup on the result very fast, also, the moving average is initialized as 0 (actually not initialized at all) so I changed the getLight() to do the following before the avgLight calculation:</p> <pre><code>if ( avgLight == 0 || avgLight &gt; light + 50 || avgLight &lt; light - 50 ) avgLight = light; </code></pre> <p>This seems to work, the initial value does not 'fade' to the right level, and if a light is switched on (significant change (+ / - 50)) it picks up on that new level faster.</p> <p>Maybe I'm missing the point, but with a slightly faster checking system (5 seconds instead of 30) it gives better results.</p> http://talk.jeelabs.net/topic/108/page/2#post-1906 Thu, 03 Jun 2010 22:23:54 +0000 Jean-Claude 1906@http://talk.jeelabs.net/ <p>Thx - this got lost in translation as I changed wiki's a while back. I've resurrected the page at <a href="http://cafe.jeelabs.net/uproj/jeelink_receiver_in_c/">http://cafe.jeelabs.net/uproj/jeelink_receiver_in_c/</a></p> http://talk.jeelabs.net/topic/108/page/2#post-1904 Thu, 03 Jun 2010 16:25:21 +0000 jeroen 1904@http://talk.jeelabs.net/ <p>The link: http://wiki.jeelabs.net/p/88 does not work. I'loved to see the code example. (i have problems with my serial connection (drops after few hours/days) Don't know if it is the jeelink with the central sketch or the Unix sw)</p> http://talk.jeelabs.net/topic/344/page/2#post-1830 Mon, 31 May 2010 17:18:49 +0000 E_lexy 1830@http://talk.jeelabs.net/ <p>[SOLVED] disregard any questions below, I got the URL wrong, the url represents the tmpl file: http://localhost:8080/statusWindow Soooo obvious after all. But as always, once you know; it's easy....</p> <p>@JCW thanks, i had asumed that, but I get "can't find /" in FF3.6 whereas the HelloWeb is working on port 8080 so nothing else is on that port.</p> <p>I use the the statusWindow.tmpl from SVN. How does jeemon find the tmpl file? does it have to match the name of the "statusWindw.tcl"?</p> <pre><code>proc start {} { variable appDir Config setup $appDir/config.txt # blah start Log disable msg JeeSketch register ./sketches Serial periodicScan [namespace which SerialEvent] statusWindow setup Web server 8080 $appDir # pachube setup [Config get pachube/] # ookRemote setup # puts [FritzBox getSID] # puts [join [FritzBox callList] \n] # FritzBox connect # twitter start jeelabs wm iconify . vwait forever } </code></pre> http://talk.jeelabs.net/topic/344/page/2#post-1824 Mon, 31 May 2010 14:34:11 +0000 Jean-Claude 1824@http://talk.jeelabs.net/ <p>Make sure you have this line enabled in your application.tcl file:</p> <pre><code>Web server 8080 $appDir </code></pre> <p>IOW, remove the leading "#" comment marker if you're using JeeMon-jcw/application.tcl as example.</p> <p>Also, you can type something like:</p> <pre><code>./JeeMon SysInfo interfaces </code></pre> <p>... to get a list of interfaces. Should work on Ubuntu.</p> http://talk.jeelabs.net/topic/344/page/2#post-1822 Mon, 31 May 2010 13:47:09 +0000 E_lexy 1822@http://talk.jeelabs.net/ <p>Jee ;) this is nice. I got Jeemon working too with the statusWindow. Just have to find out why the webserver won't work. jeemon HelloWeb works...?? Got all the code from SVN today.</p> <p>FYI: As I'm on Ubuntu I had to use de sysDep to find my USB devices with: proc start {} { array set ports [SysDep listSerialPorts] parray ports vwait forever }</p> <p>then used this in my config.txt</p> <pre><code>interfaces/ { usb-A600dVSp/ { baudrate 57600 action sketch } usb-A600cKvI/ { baudrate 57600 action sketch } } RF12/ { 868:5/ { 9/ { type rooms title "test AK" } # 21/ { type central } } } sketches/ { rooms/ { timeout 300 } } actions/ { sketch { JeeSketch listen $conn } } </code></pre> http://talk.jeelabs.net/topic/344/page/2#post-1819 Mon, 31 May 2010 11:00:12 +0000 E_lexy 1819@http://talk.jeelabs.net/ <p>Aah, got it. When I now change the sending node ID it's reflected in the LCD on the other end.</p> <pre><code>----- byte hdr = rf12_hdr; byte a = rf12_data[0]; byte b = rf12_data[1]; byte c = rf12_data[2]; byte d = rf12_data[3]; int device_id = hdr &amp; 0x1F; lcd.print((int) device_id); lcd.print(' '); ------ </code></pre> http://talk.jeelabs.net/topic/344/page/2#post-1818 Mon, 31 May 2010 10:33:54 +0000 Jean-Claude 1818@http://talk.jeelabs.net/ <p>Oh, now I see what you're doing... rf12_hdr is a separate variable.</p> http://talk.jeelabs.net/topic/344#post-1817 Mon, 31 May 2010 10:20:11 +0000 E_lexy 1817@http://talk.jeelabs.net/ <p>JC Thanks, any hints on why I don't get a header?</p>