Another practical find during my forays through the electronic product world is the 433Mhz wireless wall switch. It can be easily integrated into NodeRed or any other SmartHome system using the RF Bridge. How [...]
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Another practical find during my forays through the electronic product world is the 433Mhz wireless wall switch. It can be easily integrated into NodeRed or any other SmartHome system using the RF Bridge. How [...]
WeiterlesenThe installed MagicMirror software does not start automatically "out-of-the-box" after the RaspberryPi has booted up. It is therefore practical to set up an autostart for the MagicMirror software. How to do this is described in the following article. [...]
WeiterlesenAs already mentioned in the article MagicMirror - Installation of the required software, the basic functionality of the MagicMirror software can be extended by various plugins. Where you can find these plugins and how you can use them [...]
WeiterlesenI must admit that I haven't found a real use for this feature yet, but I'm sure someone will get some use out of it someday. In this article, [...]
WeiterlesenI must admit I have not yet found the perfect solution to list all SmartHome-relevant articles clearly. Until then, to bring at least some overview into the available SmartHome articles comes [...]
WeiterlesenAfter you have flashed the Sonoff RF Bridge with the Tasmota firmware - as described in the article Flashing Sonoff 433Mhz RF Bridge with Tasmota Firmware - it is now time to [...]
WeiterlesenIn addition to the data from your SmartHome, you can also display data about the server on which NodeRed is running. How to view the uptime (i.e. the running time) of your Raspberry Pi in the dashboard [...]
WeiterlesenAn important event that your SmartHome should be able to react to is the presence status of the residents. For example, you can turn off lamps when you are absent or turn on radiators when you are present.
WeiterlesenBesides the exciting data that a SmartHome generates, you should also care a little about the status of the heart of the SmartHome. Do you have your NodeRed installation on a RaspberrypPi(or other [...]
WeiterlesenIf you have a FritzBox in your home in addition to a RaspberryPi with NodeRed, the following article could be of interest to you. This explains how you […]
WeiterlesenThe following article explains how you can display information about your Internet connection. The current Internet IP address is retrieved every hour and a speed test is carried out, which shows you the download [...]
WeiterlesenYou can also use the RaspberryPi with the “espeak” package to read texts – and even entire files – to you. How it works and what you should pay attention to [...]
WeiterlesenThe more you get into all this IT/software/progammy stuff the quicker you'll find that the possibilities of related automation make you terribly lazy. One of those moments in [...]
WeiterlesenVor kurzem hatte ich das Problem, dass mein MagicMirror spätestens nach zwei Tagen nicht mehr richtig lief. Aus irgendeinem Grund blieb der Bildschirm schwarz und es war auch auf den […]
WeiterlesenThere are a few cases where you need to find out the geographic coordinates of a certain place. For example, to be able to calculate exact sunrise and sunset times at a certain location. [...]
WeiterlesenThe Sonoff 433Mhz RF-Bridge is an inexpensive way to control devices that communicate with each other via the radio frequency 433Mhz. In principle it is - as the name suggests - a [...]
WeiterlesenWhen looking for inexpensive WLAN sockets to control normal consumers, sooner or later you stumble across the "Sonoff S26". This is one of (if not the) cheapest WLAN socket outlet that I have [...]
WeiterlesenIn the article NodeRed - User login setup it was already pointed out that it is very important to secure the access to your NodeRed configuration interface. Especially when you access your [...]
WeiterlesenAfter the first installation of NodeRed you can(/should) normally access the configuration interface of NodeRed without major obstacles. This is convenient because you can start directly with the configuration. [...]
WeiterlesenBy default, SSH access is disabled on a RaspberryPi. So if you start a fresh RaspberryPi for the first time or you have reinstalled the operating system, the login is disabled.
WeiterlesenThis article describes how you can execute commands from NodeRed on a remote Linux system and thus be able to reboot another system [...].
WeiterlesenThe great thing about NodeRed, apart from the simple programming, is that there are all kinds of plugins (called "nodes" in NodeRed) with which the range of functions of NodeRed can be extended. A list of the [...]
WeiterlesenDepending on how you configure your Node-Red installation, it can be handy that it tells you when Node-Red is restarted. For example, you will be notified about crashes and [...]
WeiterlesenIn the article about the 433Mhz mini pushbutton, I had already reported on my forays through the wonders of the electronic product world. In the process, not only the 433Mhz wireless wall switch, 433Mhz mini push button [...]
WeiterlesenThanks to the very universal Tasmota firmware (Sonoff 433Mhz Rf Bridge with Tasmota firmware flashing) you can send and receive pretty much any 433Mhz signal using the Sonoff RF Bridge. However, this works [...]
WeiterlesenIn the articles RaspberryPi - Installing Speech Output with eSpeak and RaspberryPi - Sending FM Signals via GPIO Pin it is described how to use the RaspberryPi to read out texts and send FM signals [...].
WeiterlesenOne of the weak points of a SmartHome system that you only really realize when something goes wrong is "energy". All the sensors, actuators and the controlling intelligence behind them run [...]
WeiterlesenOn my (almost daily) forays through the wonders of the electronic product world, I recently came across this little guy: A roughly two-euro piece of 433Mhz wireless pushbutton, which is powered by a [...]
WeiterlesenThere are a few cases in the life of a RaspberryPi owner where it can be useful to display the last bootlog of the RaspberryPi. The bootlog is basically the - much more detailed - [...]
WeiterlesenAnother great feature of NodeRed is that the complete - or individual parts of the configuration - can be exported formatted as a JSON string. JSON strings are strings in which configurations [...].
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