The Ikea SYMFONISK E1744 remote control is actually intended to control the SYMFONISK WiFi speaker from Ikea. This can then be used to control the volume or change the track. […]
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The Ikea SYMFONISK E1744 remote control is actually intended to control the SYMFONISK WiFi speaker from Ikea. This can then be used to control the volume or change the track. […]
WeiterlesenThe IKEA TRADFRI shortcut button E1812 is the little brother of the Ikea TRADFRI E1743 button. Both are identical in size. The only differences with the shortcut button are that this […]
WeiterlesenThanks to the NTP server, ESPEasy is able to call up the time via the WiFi connection. This option is very easy to set up and is described, for example, […]
WeiterlesenThe articles Tasmota – Configuring the Sonoff 433Mhz RF Bridge and teaching Sockets and Sonoff – 433Mhz RF Bridge flashing Tasmota firmware explain how to prepare the Sonoff RF Bridge […]
Weiterlesen(I think) E-mails are one of the oldest ways to communicate on the Internet. By contrast, they do not play a major role in the smart home sector. For almost […]
WeiterlesenEspecially non-technology enthusiastic roommates are usually skeptical about this whole SmartHome thing. Constantly questions such as "But why do you need that?" or "And that's so important now that it [...]
WeiterlesenIn the article about the 433Mhz mini push-button, I had already reported on my wanderings through the wonders of the electronic product world. On this trip I also noticed a […]
WeiterlesenAnother handy find during my wanderings through the electronic product world is the 433Mhz wireless wall button. It can be easily integrated into NodeRed or any other SmartHome system using […]
WeiterlesenThe other day I found an old control panel with old analogue displays when mucking out the cellar. It came to me the idea that somehow it must be possible […]
WeiterlesenThe other day, I found the mason jar pictured below on the shelves of a large Swedish furniture company. Mason jars are not an invention from Sweden. I would almost [...]
WeiterlesenThanks to the "espeak" package, you can also use the RaspberryPi to read out texts - and even entire files. How to do that and what you have to keep [...]
WeiterlesenFrom the construction of the world map lamp I had a few plastic lamp housings over. These lay for a long time lonely on the shelf, until I came up […]
WeiterlesenIn the search for cheap Wi-Fi sockets to control normal consumers you will sooner or later stumble on the "Sonoff S26". This is a (if not the most) cheapest Wi-Fi […]
WeiterlesenThe RaspberryPi can also be used to send audio files and even entire texts via FM signal thanks to a technical trick and suitable script – without additional hardware (apart […]
WeiterlesenOne of those vulnerabilities of a smart home system that only really becomes aware of when things go wrong is "energy". Unfortunately, all the sensors, actuators and the controlling intelligence […]
WeiterlesenOn my (almost daily) wanderings through the wonders of the electronic product world I recently came across this little guy: An approximately two-euro piece large 433Mhz wireless pushbutton powered by […]
WeiterlesenMQTT (Message Queue Telemetry Transport) is the protocol that is becoming more and more important in the world of the Internet of Things. It is very easy to exchange different […]
WeiterlesenA term that is more often stumbled upon in everyday life is "SmartHome". But what is behind it? And do I really need that? Smart home (= intelligent home) is […]
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