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This entry is only valid for Polish electrical energy provider – Tauron… 4 May 2019
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0.96″ OLED SSD1306 display and Raspberry Pi 30 March 2019
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[UPDATED 03-02-2018] SMOG sensor – 2,5 and 10 micro meter particles 8 February 2018
[Last changes]: 07-11-2017: Additional data from richer stations, Open-Smog Integration 20-12-2017: USB power control on Raspberry Pi 3, thanks to reader 02-03-2018: New API from GIOŚ Poland SMOG is common nowadays in big cities. Let’s put together a working, precise own SMOG sensor, first for the 2,5 and 10 μm size particles. There is one issue […]
ESP8266 and SMOG part four: Sleep mode for SDS011 in ESPEasy MEGA 2.0 27 January 2018
The SMOG sensor project became a bit complex – along with the addition of relay. In the mean time thanks to Gijs Noorlander and yours- since you build, ask and use the sensor – we got updated version of ESPEasy MEGA 2.0 for ESP8266. Why the new blog entry? That’s because Gijs added the included […]
Measuring air quality using Bosch BME680 and AMS CCS811 – IAQ, TVOC, eCO2 16 December 2017
Measurement of basic environmental data in our apartment – temperature and humidity is one of the most popular applications of commonly available sensors for Raspberry Pi (RPi), Orange Pi (OPi) and ESP8266. Then we added ability to measure the SMOG otuside and inside and today we will deal with two new and very interesting air […]
Domoticz part 8 – Stable instance of Domoticz, 24/7/365 mode – high availability at home 6 December 2017
As a result, a both fresh and advanced user finds himself in a situation where the system – ceases to work at all, or requires frequent restarts, or worse causes quick degradation of the main storage device – which is often (micro) SD card. Is there a simple and effective solution to increase Domoticz’s availability […]
ESP8266 and SMOG part three: sensor protection, cloud upload 20 November 2017
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