energenie

neilf

GPIO support is integrated in RISC OS. There is some documentation for the module : https://www.riscosopen.org/viewer/view/bsd/RiscOS/Sources/ThirdParty/TankStage/HWSupport/GPIO/Docs/GPIO%2C3d6 I think there is also a Basic library, but I can't find it. It's very easy to use. It's only built in if ...

Sandgrounder

... it. It's very easy to use. I have the documentation. It looks as though it should be easy :) but I can not get it to work. :( I my case with the Energenie pi-mote board, The LED is flashing when I expect it to ..... ..... but the remore switch does not respond. I still think an example would ...

dfeugey

GPIO support is integrated in RISC OS. There is some documentation for the module :
https://www.riscosopen.org/viewer/view/ ... GPIO%2C3d6

I think there is also a Basic library, but I can't find it.
It's very easy to use.

Sandgrounder

Has anybody used the Energenie GPIO board on a Pi B+ with RISCOS, preferably coding in BASIC An example program would be nice :) The interface is unnecessarily complicated. All it needed was one GPIO pin which, when set, simulated the ...

epoch1970

... have a big red warning in its header. True. AFAIK, you can find ready made smart strips of acceptable quality and acceptable price under the brand Energenie (or Revolt or Gembird). They used to have one model with 5 plugs you could switch with a script through an USB connection. And another one ...

avshi114

Hi! I have the Energenie IR board for the RPI: https://energenie4u.co.uk/res/pdfs/ENER314-IR_User_guide_V3.pdf I have followed every guide on the web but didn't figure out how to make my rpi send IR commands. I am using rpi 3. i ...

MattHawkinsUK

... always result in a "we are currently experiencing high traffic" page. For example : https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/search.php?keywords=energenie It does this on multiple machines from different internet connections. However this search will happily give me 37441 results : https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/search.php?keywords=test ...

stevend

... any information on your specific remote control; often someone will already have reverse engineered things. One possibility for the RF side is Energenie's 2-way Pimote , which incorporates a flexible 433MHz transmitter and receiver. Not sure that it can cover all use cases, but it's a reasonably ...

stevend

... of difference; I would expect that you'll need a lot more. There could be some benefit in controlling the individual heaters. For radiators the Energenie system can interface to a Pi; with their RF module for the Pi you can talk direct to the sensors. Or you can go through their central control ...

stevend

... set your speed ambitions a little lower, and something from here might do you - the Adaptor Plus monitors current as well as doing switching. (Energenie also do distribution boards and simple current monitors).

stevend

You can get something from here . Make sure you get the 2-way PiMote. Although sold for use with Energenie products, the 2-way PiMote is basically a Hope RFM69W transceiver on a Pi-compatible board, so you can program to do more than just talk to Energenie stuff. There's ...

nigelnigel

... version of the program. This evening I have moved the Pi into the garage in the garden to check the range. (very good btw, both wifi and the energenie transmitter goes through 3 walls and 40 feet). I noticed that it wasn't working properly now. I have found that the current time calculation( ...

elParaguayo

... The script had an element of randomness as you suggested (for the same reason). Ended up not using the script for long as the Energenie transmitter played havoc with the lights in my garden!

nigelnigel

I am writing a program to turn 4 Energenie sockets on and off at set times. I got it all working but had a problem when it was the midnight rollover when my maths failed me. So I changed my approach and am using modulo 24 maths. All that ...

WindyMiller

Thanks a lot. That worked !

DirkS

WindyMiller wrote:ImportError: No module named 'pkg_resources'

That module is part of 'setuptools'.

Try

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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install python3-setuptools

WindyMiller

... /home/pi/pi-power/web-power.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/pi/pi-power/web-power.py", line 20, in <module> from gpiozero import Energenie File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/gpiozero/__init__.py", line 58, in <module> from .devices import ( File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/gpiozero/devices.py", ...

epoch1970

Energenie (Gembird) sells power strips that are controllable via USB or LAN. Not overly efficient (price, power consumption) I think, but it works. AFAIK even the basic USB version can store short programs via a script tool ...

chuky402

... on the web for 'PIR Raspberry Pi'. Switching mains electricity is simply too dangerous for a 14 year-old. Unless you use a safe solution like Energenie or Switchtails. Again some Internet research is called for. Sorry if that sounds 'DISCOURAGING'. I'm encouraging you to protect your bedroom ...

ejolson

... on the web for 'PIR Raspberry Pi'. Switching mains electricity is simply too dangerous for a 14 year-old. Unless you use a safe solution like Energenie or Switchtails. Again some Internet research is called for. Sorry if that sounds 'DISCOURAGING'. I'm encouraging you to protect your bedroom ...

Douglas6

... on the web for 'PIR Raspberry Pi'. Switching mains electricity is simply too dangerous for a 14 year-old. Unless you use a safe solution like Energenie or Switchtails. Again some Internet research is called for. Sorry if that sounds 'DISCOURAGING'. I'm encouraging you to protect your bedroom ...

littlefung

B.Goode wrote:At a slightly higher price, available online or for Click & Collect here, apparently -

http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/energenie-pi- ... -mhz-a86rl

Thanks

B.Goode

At a slightly higher price, available online or for Click & Collect here, apparently -

http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/energenie-pi- ... -mhz-a86rl

PiGraham

... http://www.screwfix.com/p/energenie-mihome-smart-radiator-valve-pack-of-2/9325j https://www.tado.com/gb/products/smart-radiator-starter-kit?gclid=CLnSm7isutECFckp0wodV78A0w

btidey

... automation then one possible approach is to use already approved RF remote controlled units (switches, dimmers, relays) from companies like Energenie or LightwaveRF and then use a Pi Automation software together with an RF transmitter module to talk to the units without worrying about direct ...

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