In 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 [...]
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Category: Node Red
In the category Node Red you can find all articles about Node Red. The configuration, operation and examples are described there.
HowTo: Node Red / FritzBox – presence detection with the FritzBox
An 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.
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HowTo: Node Red – Display Raspberry Pi's system data on the dashboard
Besides 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 [...]
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HowTo: Node Red / FritzBox – Show call notification
If 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 […]
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HowTo: Node Red – Show internet connection information in the dashboard
The 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 [...]
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HowTo: Node Red / Tasmota – Build a Facebook(*) Icon Lamp
After I recently found a way to forward notifications from my cell phone to my SmartHome, I have now thought about a few ways to use this in a "meaningful" way [...].
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HowTo: Node Red – Encrypt connection
In 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 [...]
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HowTo: Node Red – Set up user login
After 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. [...]
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HowTo: Node Red – Installing Node Red on the Raspberry Pi
NodeRed is in my opinion one of the most intuitive graphical programming tools in the SmartHome/IoT area. In NodeRed, program sequences are not (only) executed with program code, but for the most part with function blocks (nodes) that are combined with each other and [...]...
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HowTo: Node Red – Reboot, Shutdown and Boot Remote Raspberry Pi
This article describes how you can execute commands from NodeRed on a remote Linux system and thus be able to reboot another system [...].
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HowTo: Node Red – Install new nodes
The 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 [...]
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HowTo: Node Red – Execute Action at ServerStart
Depending 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 [...]
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HowTo: Node Red – Integrate 433Mhz window contact
In 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 [...]
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HowTo: Node Red - Read UPS status
One 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 [...]
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HowTo: Node Red – Integrate 433Mhz mini button
On 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 [...]
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HowTo: Node Red – Import and Export Node Code / Flows
Another 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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HowTo: Node Red – Warning if humidity is too high
Especially in rooms where you "work" a lot with water or water vapor, you should always ventilate sufficiently to avoid damage and health hazards caused by mold. If you are one of the [...]
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HowTo: Node Red – Send Pushbullet messages on events
Pushbullet is a free and easy way to receive push messages on your smartphone or computer. So you can use this free service (up to 500 messages/month) to send text information or even pictures [...]
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HowTo: RaspberryPi – Install MQTT Server on the RaspberryPi
MQTT (Message Queue Telemetry Transport) is the protocol that is becoming more and more important in the world of Internet of Things. With this protocol it is very easy to transfer different data between different [...]...
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