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2011-01-19T10:26:44+02:00

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audioprotocolparser

2012-04-29T23:38:57+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The AudioProtocolParser is one of the core Items in NetHomeServer. It allows you to connect an IR-receiver or a digital radio receiver to the microphone input and decode the signals. Examples of how to build such receivers can be found here.

audioprotocoltransmitter

2009-06-15T23:41:40+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The AudioProtocolTransmitter receives protocol message events and transmits them as pulses on the specified audio channel. The following protocols are currently supported: * Nexa_Message * NexaL_Message * Deltronic_Message * X10_Message * Pronto_Message

beta

2012-03-29T23:01:15+02:00

This page is intended for invited people only. It contains early beta versions of NetHomeServer and Analyzer which may be untested and unstable. ProtocolAnalyzer 2.0 Beta Installer For Francesco: [Protocol Analyzer with decoder sources] ProtocolAnalyzer Installer För Peter L att testa: [ProtocolAnalyzer installer packages]

commandportsyntax

2008-08-20T20:55:53+02:00

Several parts of the HomeServer accepts commands. The command syntax used on these places is described here. The syntax for the interface is ascii text where command elements are separated with comma ”,” and each command and response are ended with [CR][LF]. If a parameter contains a ”,” or any other quote character they should be quoted as follows:

comparesystems

2009-08-10T22:17:24+02:00

[ Compare specs] The different remote systems have slightly different feature sets which may be good to know when deciding which system to use. FunctionFS20X10NexaAlfaSupported by NetHomeServerYesYesYesYesOn YesYesYesNoOff YesYesYesNoToggle YesNoNoYesDim YesYesNoNoBright YesYesNoNoDim LoopYesNoNoYesDim to Absolute YesNoNoNoPrice Dimmer€34€30€14 Price Switch€27€30€13 Price computer interface€185€74€20€20PIR AvailableYesYesYesNo If anyone has information regarding other systems, pl…

cul

2010-08-01T11:28:31+02:00

[ CUL Radio Transceiver] CUL 433 is a generic radio transceiver with a CPU and a radio transceiver circuit, which is manufactured and sold by busware.de. The CUL device connects to a PC with an USB-connection. The 433MHz band is used by a many remote switches and wireless thermometers, so with a radio transmitter on this band a lot of devices can be controlled.

cultransceiver

2010-08-10T08:27:11+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The CULTransceiver is an interface module for the CUL USB radio transceiver. The CUL transceiver is sold by BusWare. The NetHomeServer project has custom firmware designed for CUL which works with the CULTransceiver.

daylitetimer

2012-04-24T19:52:52+02:00

[ An Item in the Timers Category] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The DayLiteTimer is a week timer where you can configure multiple periods for each day of the week. For each day of the week, you can specify multiple times when the connected lamp shall be activated like:

debugmanager

2010-05-16T17:16:33+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The DebugManager is used to control the level of information that is sent to the log file. NetHomeServer logs errors and general information into a set of two log files called HomeManager0.log and HomeManager1.log. When the size of one file exceeds 1Mb logging starts over in the other file. This way the total log file size cannot exceed 2Mb.

doku.php

2010-11-07T22:43:46+02:00

Welcome to the NetHome projects page. There are currently two projects displayed here: * The NetHomeServer home control software * The Protocol Analyzer software Both projects are free to use for non commercial purposes.

events

2012-04-10T20:16:53+02:00

UPM_Message AttributeValueDescriptionName UPM_Message Name of the event Direction In or OUT Direction of message, in or out from the serverUPM.HouseCode 0-15 UPM.DeviceCode 1-4 UPM.Primary 0-2048 Raw main value of message, normally temperature. Value is (temp + 50) * 16 UPM.Secondary 0-255 Raw secondary value, normally humidity.UPM.LowBattery 0/1 Signals low battery in device Nexa_Message AttributeValueDescriptionName Nexa_Message Name of the event Direction In or Out Direction of …

fhz1000pc

2009-03-21T10:17:17+02:00

[fhz1000pc] FHZ 1000 PC (and the newer version FHZ 1300 PC) is an interface device between the FS20 radio protocol and a PC via an USB interface. It is sold by Conrad in Sweden (), Germany and probably in many other countries. Hardware [fhz1000pc inside]

fhz1000pcport

2009-03-21T09:06:33+02:00

[Interface Module] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The FHZ1000PcPort is used to communicate with a hardware device called FHZ1000Pc. The FHZ1000Pc gives access to the FS20 radio protocol which is used to control and monitor devices like dimmers, lamps, heating and switches.

fordevelopers

2012-04-29T23:57:42+02:00

[ Developers] NetHomeServer is a pure Java application (Java SE) which run on Windows and Linux and Mac OS-X. The application is structured as a set of loosely coupled objects, which are connected with a message bus. The objects has a easy to use interface and the configuration GUI is automatically generated for the application objects. The object interface is get and set methods for attributes and actions to call.

forusers

2009-08-10T22:06:46+02:00

[ For Users] For the user of the Home Automation Servers, NetHomeServer offers: * Control of lamps, coffee makers and other appliances with support for devices from multiple vendors. * Receive messages from wireless PIR-detectors, wirless wall switches and map to any action within the server (light control, start programs and so on) * Access to wireless thermometers with logging. * Easy to use WEB GUI for configuration * Configurable WEB-GUI adapted for mobile phones for controlling…

fredric

2009-06-17T22:19:46+02:00

Här är filerna Fredric:

fs20

2009-03-29T12:50:31+02:00

[FS20 devices] FS20 is a radio based system for remote control of switches, weather stations and sensors. NetHomeServer interfaces with the FS20-system via the fhz1000pc-interface module. The NetHomeServer can act in several roles with the FS20-system:

fs20lamp

2009-03-21T09:04:08+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The FS20Lamp is an interface to FS20 switch and dimmer devices. Via this object lamps or other devices connected to FS20 switches or dimmers may be controlled. The FS20Lamp needs a FHZ1000PcPort to transmit the commands.

fs20remapbutton

2009-03-21T09:04:29+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The FS20RemapButton is used to let FS20 buttons control events in the NetHomeServer. You may for example let an FS20 wall switch start your WEB-radio player program. The FS20RemapButton allows you to map all messages that can be sent from a button to specific commands. A command may for example be to call the on-method of a lamp or an external shell file. The syntax of the command is described here. The supported commands are: set, call, event, exec.

genericprontocommander

2010-07-29T20:53:56+02:00

[Control Item] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The GenericProntoCommander is dynamic control Item. You can add the available actions by specifying them in a Configuration File. Each action is defined as a Pronto Command that will be sent when the corresponding action is invoked. The GenericProntoCommander used is when you have a device (for example a radio controlled switch) which is not yet supported by NetHomeServer, but you have the Pronto-codes for the radio signals. Both the Au…

goals

2009-08-10T22:05:35+02:00

[ Goals] There are a number of different home automation servers out there, and the number is constantly growing, so to be able to pick one it is important to know why a specific one exists. The NetHomeServer was built with a number of specific goals. At the time of it's creation no other project fulfilled these requirements:

homegui

2012-04-30T11:11:01+02:00

[ An Item in the GUI Category] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The HomeGUI is the main WEB GUI in NetHomeServer. It provides an overview page of home items organized in rooms, where you get access to the Item's actions and can see the state of the Items. On a separate page you can also browse all Items per category. Each Item may be edited/configured on a separate edit page. The HomeGUI requires a JettyWEB-Item as a web server. See the Screen Shots-page for pictures of how the GUI …

homehw

2010-10-04T19:33:47+02:00

[Hardware] NetHomeServer can use the speaker audio output to send protocol signals for IR or Radio (RF) protocols. To actually send them as IR or RF, you need some kind of additional hardware that can transform them. In the same manner, the microphone input can be used to decode such protocols, and again you need some kind of hardware to receive them. Often you are already using your sound card, but there are very cheap USB sound cards that you can use like the one in the picture below:

homehwrec

2010-10-03T11:15:58+02:00

To use the microphone as an input, you need to adjust the incoming signal level to the sensitivity of the microphone and put a capacitor in series to block the DC component introduced by most microphone inputs. The capacitor C2 is usually not needed, it is intended to remove noice.

homehwtrans

2010-10-03T11:15:24+02:00

To use the speaker output for transmission, you need to amplify the low power AC signal to a normal digital signal level in order to use it. The following circuit is an example: [ Transmission Circuit] But to actually send or receive as IR or RF you also need additional interfaces. Fortunatly, building these interfaces is not very hard. You can do it by modifying existing devices or by using special built devices. Here are a few examples of devices I and some other users have built.

installculfirmware

2011-04-18T22:56:13+02:00

[ CUL USB-Stick] :!: This firmware does not appear to work on CUL V3. There has been changes in the hardware which makes this firmware incompatible Before you install the firmware, you should have installed the normal USB-drivers for CUL. See the Install CUL USB-drivers-page for instructions.

installculusb

2010-06-05T16:28:03+02:00

[ CUL USB-Stick] To be able to use CUL on Windows, you must install the USB drivers. Windows start this process automatically the first time you plug in the CUL-stick. All you have to do is to is to point out the driver supplied with NetHomeCUL - it is located in the NetHomeCUL\drivers-directory.

intervaltimer

2009-03-21T08:56:34+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The IntervalTimer performes a task after a specified time. During the time the timer is active it also performs a “tick”-task with a specified interval. Typically this is used to dim a lamp slowly and then finally turning it off.

jettyweb

2012-04-25T22:44:57+02:00

[ An Item in the GUI Category] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The JettyWEB is a very light weight web server which is needed by all parts providing a WEB interface, for example the HomeGUI-Item. Attributes * Port [get] [set] Network port number to use. Default for web servers is 80, but since this is often already taken, NetHome default to 8020.

lmsensorsfan

2009-03-21T09:00:33+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The LmSensorsFan is a fan RPM-meter which presents data from the built in sensors of a PC. This item works on Linux and uses the “sensors”-command to get the data from the system. The sensors-program and information on how to configure that can be obtained from .

lmsensorsthermometer

2009-03-21T08:58:02+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The LmSensorsThermometer is a thermometer which presents data from the built in temperature sensors of a PC. This item works on Linux and uses the “sensors”-command to get the data from the system. The sensors-program and information on how to configure that can be obtained from . For Windows, see MBMThermometer

mbmthermometer

2009-03-21T08:58:55+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The CLASS is not yet documented. Attributes * WeekDayTimes [get] [set] Actions * On See also NetHomeServer

modnexaremote

2011-12-04T15:12:51+02:00

[Nexa Receiver and Transmitter] The AudioProtocolTransmitter module, can encode digital protocols as audio signals from the sound card/audio output from a PC. To be able to transmit the signals, some kind of hardware is needed. This is a description of how to build a generic RF-transmitter working on the 433MHz band.

modulescreeshots

2010-08-01T11:36:01+02:00

All modules that are created in the server are avaliable through the WEB-based module browser: [Module browser]

modupm

2010-08-17T19:39:12+02:00

[UPM devices] UPM manufactures wireless thermometers and weather stations. The temperature sensors communicate via a radio protocol with the base station. The protocol sent from the sensors is actually a digital protocol which is AM decoded over 433.92MHz radio signal. The bit rate of the protocol is slow enough to be sampled by the microphone input of a regular PC, so this is the interface we use. All we need is to find the decoded radio signal, adapt the level and feed it into the microphone…

nethomeserver

2010-09-04T15:36:32+02:00

[NetHome Server] Please go here for the NetHomeServer Home Page

nethomeserver_826

2009-03-05T22:26:30+02:00

* Translated buttons in Mobile WEB GUI to English * Mobile WEB GUI now also works in Internet Explorer

nethomeserver_844

2009-08-10T22:27:32+02:00

[ Release Notes] Pronto Format Support The AudioProtocolParser and AudioProtocolTransmitter now supports the Pronto format for receiving and sending messages. This makes it possible to receive and send raw IR and RF messages. Internally the messages are transmitted as Pronto message events. Pronto format is a standard way of specifying raw IR messages. There is a good description of the format at The Remote Central. The ProtocolAnalyzer-tool also supports scanning pronto codes.

nethomeserver_release010

2012-04-30T11:07:18+02:00

[ Release Notes] This is a list of the news and changes in the 0.10 release. These changes has been available for a while in the nightly builds, but now they are formally released. New WEB GUI A totally new WEB GUI! The new GUI is more oriented towards overview and control of your entire home. The Rooms view allows you to see and control many items from one page organized in rooms. Editing of Item is also simplified with drop downs for attributes of selection kind and specifying actions…

nethomeserver_release09

2010-08-08T00:06:33+02:00

[ Release Notes] This is a list of the news and changes in the 0.9 release. These changes has been available for a while in the nightly builds, but now they are formally released. CUL Support Added support for the CUL stick with the CULTransceiver-item. The CUL stick is a small USB-device with a programmable radio transmitter and receiver which can be used to control any lamp switch using the 433.92MHz-band. This includes for example Nexa and X10. The CUL stick can be bought at www.busware.…

nethomeservercurrentstate

2009-09-08T21:34:29+02:00

[ Project state] NetHome Server has been a background hobby project of mine for a couple of years. I have probably put down in the vicinity of 1000 hours into it, including the hardware hacks. I am running the server at home, controlling lamps, Stereo/TV-devices and measuring temperatures.

nethomeserverdownload

2012-04-30T00:07:29+02:00

[ Software] As described in the Current Project State-page this software is not really in a product state. I have been using it in my home for a while in different configurations with both X10 and FS20 first on a Windows 2000-server and currently on a Ubuntu Linux server. There is also a small community of other users who use various parts of the system. If you like you can download it and try it out.

nethomeserverfeatures

2010-08-17T19:49:43+02:00

[ Features] * Runs on Windows, Linux and MAC OSX * Simple installation - just unzip * WEB-interface for configuration * Specific WEB-interface for presenting thermometers * Specific WEB-interface for mobile devices for controlling lamps and seeing thermometer values * Week timer for scheduling reoccurring tasks within a week * One shot timer for delaying or holding actions * Control lamps and appliances via the X10-system. Also receiving events. * Control lamps and appliances …

nethomeservermodules

2010-08-01T16:56:14+02:00

[ Components] The NetHomeServer is built by separate modules called Items. A typical Item would be a lamp. A lamp Item has functions (presented as buttons in the WEB) for things like On, Off, Dim and so on. The Items also has configuration fields called attributes. A typical attribute is the name of the Item or the House Code and Device Code of the X10 switch which controls the lamp.

nexa

2008-04-13T22:56:26+02:00

Nexa * Mark length encoding. * Seems to use every other bit only * Seems to start with a start bit = 0 * Group signalling uses shorter spaces between bits in the middle * One buffer with -100 and one buffer with 100, just choose length * A Message class and a message sender which reads pulselengths from the message * Use two transistors, a NPN followed by a PNP * use the board of the sender!

nexasmokedetector

2012-04-23T20:43:01+02:00

[ An Item in the Controls Category] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The NexaSmokeDetector communicates with the Nexa wireless smoke detectors, and can trigger an action in NetHomeServer when the alarm is activated. The Item can also trigger the alarm to go off. Note: NetHome may never be used as part of a real fire alarm system, the reliability of the hardware and software is way to low for that kind of application. It may only be used to provide supplementary functions.

nexasystem

2010-09-23T19:59:08+02:00

[Nexa devices] Nexa is a radio based system for remote control of switches and dimmers. Nexa is really just one of the names this system is sold under. The actual devices are made by ArcTec, but branded by resellers in Europe and US. It is also sold under the product names: Chacon, Elro AB600 and Proove. The system also includes PIR-detectors, magnet switches for windows and other detectors which work as remotes and can control the switches.

notes

2008-09-29T22:27:30+02:00

* Java installer, kan göra windows installer och Mac-installer * Windows och Linux installers

powermid

2010-07-28T22:03:17+02:00

[ PowerMid] PowerMid is really an Infra Red Remote extender product. It consists of two units, one IR-receiver and one IR-transmitter. They communicate via a 433MHz radio link. The idea is that you put the receiver in one room (where you are) and the transmitter in another room (where for example your DVD-Player is) and you can control the DVD-Player with your remote via the PowerMid radio link.

prontolamp

2010-07-28T22:36:22+02:00

[Lamp Item] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The ProntoLamp is when you have a device (for example a radio controlled switch) which is not yet supported by NetHomeServer, but you have the Pronto-codes for the radio signals. Both the AudioProtocolTransmitter and the CULTransceiver supports sending Pronto codes, so this way you may control new devices.

releaseplan

2012-04-09T20:21:44+02:00

[ Project Plan] This is my preliminary release plan. Since this is done on spare time, the plan will change... NetHomeServer 0.10 [April 2012] * New WEB-GUI NetHomeServer 1.0 [Mid 2012?] * Open Source Release ? * Support for plugins * Final support for CUL433-hardware * Open a discussion forum * New NetHomeItems...

risingsunlamp

2012-04-24T19:12:49+02:00

[ An Item in the Lamps Category] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The RisingSunLamp controls remote switch devices of the RisingSun brand. Attributes * State [get] Current state of the switch - on or off * Channel [get] [set] The channel (address) of the switch, 1 - 8 * Button [get] [set] The button (on the remote control) that the device listens to 1 - 16

room

2010-07-29T21:01:58+02:00

[Room Item] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The Room Item is used to specify rooms and which Items are located in the room. Rooms are shown as grouping options in the WEB GUI. Attributes * Items [get] [set] A list of Item names separated with commas * Position [get] [set] Not yet used.

scene

2009-03-21T09:02:11+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The Scene is used to activate a set of commands, for example to set the state of all the lamps in a room. A command may for example be to call the on-method of a lamp or an external shell file. The syntax of the command is described here. The supported commands are: set, call, event, exec.

screenshots

2012-04-29T23:01:52+02:00

Main browserTemperature WEB-pagePhone WEB-interfaceProtocol Analyzer

screeshots

2008-10-05T16:08:36+02:00

[ Web based object browser] [ The traditional GUI] [ Wap based Lamp and temperature browser]

soffa

2011-01-29T18:04:56+02:00

* Soffa, kampanj Januari 6000

start

2012-04-30T00:40:03+02:00

[ NetHomeServer] The NetHomeServer is a software/hardware project for home automation. The core functionality of the home automation server is to integrate functions like lamp control, temperature measurements and control of audio and video equipment into one framework where it is possible to mix and match devices from different vendors and build features which integrate functions from all kind of units. The core is a server program which is easy to install and runs on Windows, Linux and MAC OS…

tcpcommandport

2009-03-21T08:54:44+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The TCPCommandPort acts as a command line interface to the HomeServer. By connecting a telnet session to the TCPCommandPort you can access all objects in the HomeServer. Via the TCPCommandPort you can list all instances, get and set the attributes of the instances and call methods in the instances. You can also send events to the event hub. The interface is primarily intended for machine-machine communication and not for human interaction. It is used b…

tcpproxy

2009-03-21T09:08:18+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The TCPProxy acts as a proxy between a client and a server. The client connects to the proxy and the proxy will connect to the configured target address and port and will then pass through information between the client and the server.

teamcitybuildmonitor

2012-04-26T22:56:57+02:00

[ An Item in the Ports Category] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The TeamCityBuildMonitor monitors a number of build tasks in a TeamCity intergation server and can perform actions based on the result of the builds. If all builds succeeds the SuccessAction is invoked (for each check). If any of the builds has faild, the FailAction is invoked. The Item uses TeamCity's REST-interface to check on the builds. If the Item fails to contact the TeamCity-server the InconclusiveAction is inv…

tempweb

2012-04-25T22:45:56+02:00

[ An Item in the GUI Category] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The TempWEB is a WEB-component that can present multiple thermometers in a WEB-page. It can also present history graphs for thermometers which support log files. The module requires a JettyWEB-module. The look of the WEB-GUI is presented on the screen shot page

tempwebsceenshots

2009-03-13T09:08:43+02:00

TempWEB is a NetHomeServer module that presents multiple temperature values on a WEB page that is constantly updated. It supports any NetHomeServer-item which presents the thermometer interface, for example UPMThermometer and LmSensorsThermometer. Basic WEB page with five thermometers configured lookes like this:

test

2008-12-25T16:39:44+02:00

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udpcommandport

2009-03-21T08:55:32+02:00

The UDPCommandPort is part of the NetHomeServer. The UDPCommandPort acts as a command line interface to the HomeServer. By sending UDP-packets to the UDPCommandPort you can access all objects in the HomeServer. Via the UDPCommandPort you can list all instances, get and set the attributes of the instances and call methods in the instances. You can also send events to the event hub. Command responses are sent as UDP-Packets to the sender port of the request packet. The interface is primarily inten…

upm

2010-08-31T21:01:34+02:00

[UPM devices] UPM manufacurs wireless thermometers and weather stations. The temerature sensors communicate via a radio protocol with the base station, and each base station support up to four wireless sensors. The maximum distance between the sensors and the base station is around 20 meters, but it depends on if there are blocking objects in the signal path.

upm_message

2008-10-12T17:10:32+02:00

This event represents the radio transmitted messages generated from wireless thermometers manufactured by UPM. The event is defined as: UPM_Message(Direction, UPM.DeviceCode, UPM.HouseCode, UPM.Temp, UPM.Humidity, UPM.LowBattery) * Direction (In/Out) - specifies if the message is received from outside the server (In) or if it is generated inside and intended for transmission out (Out). * UPM.HouseCode House code for the device the message is generated from * UPM.DeviceCode Device code fo…

upmhygrometer

2012-04-29T23:06:17+02:00

[ An Item in the Gauges Category] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The UPMHygrometer receives UPM-messages and decodes the moisture value. The UPMThermometer requires an interface port which can receive UPM-messages from a receiver, for example an AudioProtocolParser.

upmprotocol

2010-08-31T21:00:34+02:00

The RF-Protocol used by the UPM-Devices uses OOK-modulation of the 433.92MHz carrier signal. The digital signal is encoded using an Biphase Differential Manchester encoding to code the actual bits. One message consists of 28 bits of data and is always repeated three times for redundancy. The temperature sensors sends a burst of three messages once every minute, and just uses “blind luck” not to send at the same time as another sensor if you have multiple sensors. In reality the sensor's clocks a…

upmrainfall

2010-07-29T20:28:07+02:00

[Gauge Item] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The UPMRainfall item presents information from the UPM weather station sensors. The weather station sensors sends the measured values as radio message, so the UPMRainfall requires an RF receiver and an interface port which can receive UPM-messages from a receiver, for example an AudioProtocolReceiver. An example on a suitable RF receiver is described in the page Modifying UPM Base unit. Note that the weather station itself is not really n…

upmthermometer

2009-03-21T08:57:39+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The UPMThermometer receives UPM-messages and decodes the temperature value. The UPMThermometer requires an interface port which can receive UPM-messages from a receiver, for example an AudioProtocolReceiver.

upmwinddirection

2010-07-29T20:28:29+02:00

[Gauge Item] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The UPMWindDirection item presents information from the UPM weather station sensors. The weather station sensors sends the measured values as radio message, so the UPMRainfall requires an RF receiver and an interface port which can receive UPM-messages from a receiver, for example an AudioProtocolReceiver. An example on a suitable RF receiver is described in the page Modifying UPM Base unit. Note that the weather station itself is not rea…

upmwindspeed

2010-07-29T20:29:06+02:00

[Gauge Item] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The UPMWindSpeed item presents information from the UPM weather station sensors. The weather station sensors sends the measured values as radio message, so the UPMWindSpeed requires an RF receiver and an interface port which can receive UPM-messages from a receiver, for example an AudioProtocolReceiver. An example on a suitable RF receiver is described in the page Modifying UPM Base unit. Note that the weather station itself is not really…

valuetrigger

2012-04-23T20:17:26+02:00

[ Category Controls] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The ValueTrigger monitors an attribute of an other Item (a thermometer for example) and triggers actions when the value goes above or below specified values. Typical use is as a thermostat. The value is checked once a minute when the Item is enabled.

walterduo

2010-10-03T17:06:32+02:00

This transceiver (combined transmitter and receiver) built by Walter Krämbring uses an Auriel devices for transmission and reception. This device packs a bit more power than the other, as he uses a voltage converter to get 12V to power the transmitter. As in his transmitter, Walter skips the op-amp entirely in his design and uses a single transistor to amplify the audio signal. I am not sure that I understand how this connection actually works. I have a suspicion that it is dependent on the char…

walterreceiver

2010-10-03T11:18:50+02:00

This receiver built by Walter Krämbring uses an Auriel receiver card. Walter is somewhat more brutal regarding the connection to the microphone input than I am - he skips the capacitors altogether. Apparently the Auriel device can handle the DC level from the microphone.

waltertransmitter

2010-10-02T16:13:54+02:00

This transmitter built by Walter Krämbring uses an Auriel transmitter card. Walter skips the op-amp entirely in his design and uses a single transistor to amplify the audio signal. To be perfectly honest, I am not sure that I understand how this connection actually works. I have a suspicion that is is dependent on the characteristics of the USB sound card he is using, so I recommend some experimenting with this circuit before you commit it to soldering.

wapservice

2009-03-21T09:01:19+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The WAPService is not yet documented. Attributes * WEBServer [get] [set] * LocalURL [get] [set] * LampList [get] [set] * ThermometerList [get] [set] * Links [get] [set] Actions See also NetHomeServer

wapservicescreenshots

2009-03-05T22:35:11+02:00

The WAPService module produces a simple WEB-base GUI intended for phones and other portable devices. Via this interface lamps may be controlled and temperature sensors can be monitored. The first picture shows the lamp control screen. Via this screen the lamps may be turned on and off and also dimmed.

wavemanlamp

2012-04-23T20:25:44+02:00

[ An Item in the Lamps Category] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The WavemanLamp controls remote switch devices of the Waveman brand. Attributes * State [get] Current state of the switch - on or off * HouseCode [get] [set] The house code (address) of the switch * Button [get] [set] The button (on the remote control) that the device listens to

webguiscreeshots

2012-04-29T11:45:28+02:00

The rooms page is the main part of the GUI. Here you can organize the Home Items in Rooms. You see the main state of each Item and can access the actions of them, for example the on, off or toggle actions on a lamp. From this page you can also add new Items (or rooms) via the add-links.

weektimer

2009-03-21T08:57:05+02:00

This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The WeekTimer performes tasks according to a defined schedule. Separate time periods are specified for weekdays and for weekends. A time period is specified as a start time and an end time in 24 hour format with a hyphen between start and end time. For example: 08:15-16:30.

x10

2008-10-05T09:02:11+02:00

[X10 devices] X10 is a system for remote control of switches, weather stations and sensors. Control signals are transmitted via the mains cabels. NetHomeServer interfaces with the X10-system via the CM12-interface module. The NetHomeServer can act in several roles with the X10-system:

x10housescene

2009-08-17T22:13:59+02:00

[ Control Item] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The X10HouseScene is used to control X10-devices via the X10Port module. The X10 protocol allows for some manipulation of all units with the same a HouseCode with single commands. For example swith off all units with HouseCode 'A'. The X10HouseScene allows access to those functions. Since the X10 is quite slow, this makes sense if you for example wants to switch off a large number of lights.

x10lamp

2009-08-17T22:10:42+02:00

[ Lamp] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The X10Lamp is an interface to X10 switch and dimmer devices. Via this object lamps or other devices connected to may be controlled. Attributes * State [get] Current state of the device: “On” or “Off” * HouseCode [get] [set] House code of corresponding device * DeviceCode [get] [set] House code of corresponding device * X10Port [get] [set] X10Port to use to send the X10 commands. This may be left blank, and in that case the message …

x10port

2009-08-17T22:15:57+02:00

[ Hardware Item] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The X10Port manages the connection to the CM12-interface module via a serial port. The CM12-interface module can send and receive X10 commands over the mains wires. Recieved X10 messages are transmitted as Events over the internal NetHomeServer event bus. The X10 protocol uses separate address and function messages and the actual devices knows who is currently addressed. The X10Port hides this for outgoing messages.

x10remapbutton

2009-08-17T22:12:50+02:00

[ Control Item] This module is a part of the NetHomeServer. The X10RemapButton is not yet documented. Attributes * HouseCode [get] [set] * DeviceCode [get] [set] * OnCommand [get] [set] * OffCommand [get] [set] * BrightCommand [get] [set] * DimCommand [get] [set]