By: Tom Ceuppens (@KyorCode)
I’m curious, which parts remain required to run the switch independently? My guess is : - Relay - Led - Wifi - SpiderBoard The USB and LED are just to get info and to program the whole thing?
View ArticleBy: Marco Minerva
LED is optional, but you need the USB Client DP module in order to connect a power source to Gadgeteer board.
View ArticleBy: Tom Ceuppens (@KyorCode)
Mmm, I’m just in search of an easy system to control all my lightswitches through wifi, preferably cheap. Any change you might point me into a direction?
View ArticleBy: Marco Minerva
Are you searching for something existing, or do you want to develop your own system?
View ArticleBy: Tom Ceuppens (@KyorCode)
Either, I pretty comfortable in .NET #, but don’t mind doing it in other languages.
View ArticleBy: Marco Minerva
How many switches do you want to control? And they are near each other? Otherwise, instead of .NET Gadgeteer, you probably should take a look to Home Automation argument:...
View ArticleBy: Tom Ceuppens (@KyorCode)
around 30 switches I think. Wikipedia, why didn’t I think of that -.- .. *feeling stupid* I guess it’s time to digg up my electronics courses again :p – big thanks for the info!
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By: Arpit Mehta
Is there any other relay module that can be used as this one has been discontinued
View ArticleBy: Michael Dodaro
This module was available from Seeed Studios. If GHI Electronics isn’t selling it anymore, try http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/relay-module-net-gadgeteer-compatible-p-967.html
View ArticleBy: navnnet agarwal
i want to make a project in which light switches can be operated using phone and light can be on and off frm anywhere??
View ArticleBy: Michael Dodaro
See this post: http://wp.me/p1TEdE-jF I’ve used this model to control lights and other appliances from anywhere with my phone.
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