A quick tutorial on connecting your HomeAssistant to read and write data to Wolf CWL-2 (and other Wolf devices that use the Modbus). All data in this tutorial are get from live installation so you need to edit it to match your setup(unit id/network IP etc). Requirements Connection You are able to connect multiple devices […]
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A few years ago I get the goal to come up with a solution to one unusual situation. One kitchen and two different restaurants, both of them use different POS systems so they are not compatible. The one kitchen prepares meals for both restaurants. There is a need to somehow let to know the waiters
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Goal My goal was to create a device that could control my house’s electric floor heating system. I do some research, but I can’t find any suitable solution. So I decided to come up with my own device. it must fit in a standard electric box (every room has its own, circa 73,5 mm) it
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If you boot to cmd line If you need to change the timeout after what raspberry blank(turn off) connected displays. You need modify the config file /boot/cmdline.txt and add parameter consoleblank=xxx (replace x with desired value) for example the cmdilne.txt shlould looks like: If you boot to xdesktop If you boot to desktop enviroment you
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A Standard Linux Directory Structure Below is a reference to the basic structure of directories for most Linux distributions. Find more at the Linux Filesystem Hierarchy Standard, on Wikipedia. / – the root or base of the filesystem /bin – operating system binaries /boot – Linux kernel and programs run at startup /dev – devices /etc – system configuration files /home –
Device: HG04115A-RX IAN: 303733 This week I had to change the battery in my cheap wireless doorbell device from Lidl shop. But unfortunately when I was a pairing device somebody open doors with a 433MHz contact sensor and the receiver learn it as a wireless button. It is quite funny because I inadvertently invented cheap
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Are you upset with Arduino IDE? Are you starting new project? Are you missing all normal IDE features like a code completion, syntax check etc? Arduino IDE is alive, long live to PlatformIO!
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Hi, if you facing the same problem as me : BME280 test Could not find a valid BME280 sensor, check wiring! I found a solution for this problem. First, check your BME280 address by this sketch if your address is 0x77 you do not have to change anything if your address is different change your
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