... retries etc all functionality built into the chip. Also its library has lots of powerful settings and can even set up a repeating swarm simular to xbee and while the range is shorter, its more robust. It supports the transfer of larger amounts of data (even audio). While it is in the 2.4Ghz band, ...
C'est vrai, c'est une bonne question, je me suis dit que tu devais essayer de lire des tags qui était déjà en place, mais si c'est un système que tu conçois alors ce n'est clairement pas la meilleure option.
Il y a aussi xbee mais je en connais pas la porté de ce système.
... from Radioshack=$65+tax; Arduino Mega from China=$22) 1 Raspberry Pi: http://downloads.element14.com/raspberryPi1.html?COM=raspi-group 2 or more Xbee Pros: http://www.ebay.com/itm/XBee-Pro-Series-1-XBP24-AWI-080-2-4-Ghz-RF-IF-RFID-Whip-Antenna-Lot-of-1-/160964677644?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item257a3e100c ...
... the Arduino directly connected to the PI (Serial1 on a Mega or Due) and the file for a slave Arduino that receives the Serial transmissions via Xbee from the Mega connected to the Pi. Keep in mind that Xbee is best done at 9600 bps and is on Serial0 with a shield. I configured the PHP scripts ...
You will not get an IP device to talk to a zigbee device without some form of gateway. 6LoWPAN is the way to go it allows IP based devices such as smartphone, PC or any other devices connected to the LAN/WAN to send packets to wireless devices. I am in the process of creating a gateway to do exactly...
just noticed (of course) that the legrand equipment is proprietary protocol, so do you know any open Zigbee products? home automation stuff, light, plugs, presence indicators.. etc, or is there a USB proprietary transmitter which can be addressed?
bonjour.. Greetings I got here by googling Raspberry and arduino... I think that your message is exactly on the way I am looking for.. except that there is some (maybe serious) software integration. Following a trawl on Home automation devices, you get Z10, Zwave and Zigbee, as successive technologi...
... is a slightly formatted version of the original post: What I find to be quite a good combo together is the Raspberry Pi, an Arduino Mega, and a Xbee pro with Arduino shield. First off, download the Raspbian image or Xbian (XBMC for raspberry pi). The Xbian installer is very easy to install because ...
Hi, I am using RaspberryPI + Xbee for communication in my home automation problem. I am using Slice of PI for the physical connection. Everything works great, running for weeks without any problems. However, I am having problems resuming ...
What I find to be quite a good combo together is the Raspberry Pi, an Arduino Mega, and a Xbee pro with Arduino shield. First off, download the Raspbian image or Xbian (XBMC for raspberry pi). The Xbian installer is very easy to install because it flashes the SD card ...
... I have a few comments. I'm testing on the Pi to begin with but keep in mind that the following components will be sending data back through the Xbee back to the pi later on. Keeping that in mind how is the best way to get sensor data into the pi/xbee. My choices in Bold 1. I2c ADC breakout board ...
Some Thoughts on Integrating my Raspberry Pi into my Home brew Xbee Arduino remote control http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-R0gbWmuyc34/UPXNBLdsllI/AAAAAAAAUUw/LdymKM7EfkM/s1600/Arduino+Xbee+RC.png The Pi can run a display which I have I want to find a way to ...
... again malakai! Jim- We have a few different options for add on boards and they should be ready for testing in 3-4 weeks. I'll let you know about xbee compatibility once we get prototypes. AVIES
... could use help from the community to properly select hardware and sensors and later with the coding. Zone Modules: 1. Hacked solar lamp module 2. Xbee unit . - Potential tutorial for sensor wiring - 4 analog inputs (4 sensors per x-bee ?) - Ardupi xbee sensor tutorial 3. Water delivery system ...
It's not going to be inexpensive by any means. If I had the money and the need, I would try this: XBee Explorer $10 + RN-XV WiFly Module $35 . Simply connect 3.3V and GND from the Raspberry Pi GPIO to the XBee Explorer, the TX/RX from GPIO to DIN/DOUT through a logic-level ...
... topped up with solar panels. Control of access options include: - Keypad access posts either side of the gate. - RFID swipe token past a sensor. - XBee/ZigBee transmission of a code? - Open to other suggestions. A beam across the gate posts will be required to prevent closing with a vehicle in ...
... out for a cheap Sony EyeToy the next time I spot one) as I liked the idea of it having wireless already (rules out the need to learn how to use an Xbee with a RPi for now and already can be accessed via the web for normal use and has infrared built in already, I figured by the time I'd got the ...
... may be needed. Personally I've always used the "designed for rs232" type modules - they cost a few £ more, but "just work" - e.g. ciseco xrf/urf, xbee, etc. -Gordon
If you have an XBee FTDI adapter, or XBee Explorer USB then a straight TX to DIN and RX to DOUT with 3v3 power and Gnd nicked from the Pi will work well. I haven't tried using the XBee as a tty terminal access (similar to SSH) but ...
... until now. Thanks for the advice. I think I want both worlds. My plan is to use processing on the Raspberry for coordinating multiple Arduinos and Xbees. I will also have some Arduinos log directly to the cloud as well. Currently, I have an Arduino Fio monitoring Solar panel performance, sending ...
... from the computer to the Raspberry Pi and send data and video back, or do you need separate wireless modules configured for serial commands (Xbee, APC220's, etc.) I am aware you can control the robot from a webpage but I want it to be drive-able from a keyboard or games controller, not by ...