Difference between revisions of "Spacestate sensors"
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Note: Onewire sensors are part of the [[ESP8266-SpaceState]] ([[SpaceAPI]]). | Note: Onewire sensors are part of the [[ESP8266-SpaceState]] ([[SpaceAPI]]). | ||
Some code is already in place, and using [[ESP8266]] wifi modules make it very modular. | Some code is already in place, and using [[ESP8266]] wifi modules make it very modular. | ||
Revision as of 10:54, 20 November 2021
| Project: Spacestate sensors | |
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| Featured: | No |
| State | Planned |
| Members | Xopr |
| GitHub | SpaceAPI-sensors |
| Description | You can't manage what you don't measure |
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Note: Onewire sensors are part of the ESP8266-SpaceState (SpaceAPI).
Some code is already in place, and using ESP8266 wifi modules make it very modular.
The temperature sensors are connected to fuse group A.
synopsis
Create a modular repository of sensors and outputs to keep an eye on temperatures (and/or other stuff), especially for monitoring the server room, and optionally, the [sl|h|st]ackspace(s), including the space state switch.
intro
After implementing the Space state switch, a Spacestate indicator,its mobile implementation and some different types of temperature sensors, it is time to make it modular.
