RFXtrx433E, Node-RED, MQTT and Home Assistant
This post describes how I have setup an RFXtrx433E device with a Raspberry Pi to transform data from inexpensive 433 MHz motion- and climate-sensors into MQTT messages on my local…
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The Sensor433 library and Geeetech transmitters and receivers
As I use 433MHz transmitters for sending sensor data from many of my IoT-nodes, I have made a re-usable Arduino library for this purpose. The transmitted sensor data is picked…
Home Assistant – integrating RESTful switches
I have started integrating my IoT-devices and services with the Home Assistant platform. See my previous post for details on getting started with Home Assistant and subscribing to MQTT messages:…
Preparing the remote control app for Christmas
Winter is soon to arrive in Sweden and the amount of daylight is decreasing every day. Thus it’s time to set up some extra light sources indoors and outdoors. I…
Radio chirp data incorporated in an MQTT environment
Internet-of-things does not require that every device has to be directly connected to the Internet. The complexity and possible security issues with every sensor having its own IP address would in…
A low energy open door detector with radio signals and MQTT
This blog post describes how I have set up a door-open detector at home. It uses a small ATtiny85 board that broadcasts a 433 MHz signal every time the door…
RCSwitch revisited – control RC outlets with a web app
In two previous posts, I used the RCSwitch and pi-switch libraries for communication between an Arduino Uno and a Raspberry Pi. I touched briefly on the main purpose with these libraries…
Arduino to Raspberry wireless communication – some improvements
In my previous post, I experimented with sending measurements values from an Arduino UNO to a Raspberry Pi via a 433 MHz radio protocol. After testing the setup for a…
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