Philip Trickett wrote:
> have a look at the Linksys NSLU2, arm based NAS(ish) device, with loads
> of hacking going on( http://www.batbox.org/nslu2-linux.html ) mailing
Looks exactly what I'm after. This is a one-off project and so it's a
big advantage that it all comes in a nice enclosure, with a power supply
and no special dev kit.
I've found more info about WRT54G wireless router too and LEDs are
controlled by GPIO so there are at least three easy outputs there, and I
get a wireless LAN thrown in.
> how about a TINI?
>http://maxim-ic.com/TINIplatform.cfm
This was on the go as I did the first project a few years ago, but
expense and hassle factors put me off. They seem more for general
purpose embedding or where the requirements are more complicated than mine.
> There is an HVAC application that uses them:
>http://diy-zoning.sourceforge.net/
I haven't been keeping up with HA, but this is essentially what I have
already. A chain of 7 x DS1820 temp sensors, HAI serial port controlled
thermostat, pico web control of the boiler and valves, and a perl cgi to
display and control it all. This new device will add actuated valves on
the floor heating manifold.
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