In this category, you will find many articles to help you start well in home automation but also exploit the full potential of your system. The second purpose of these articles is to allow everyone to make your own DIY connected accessories or objects and integrate open source software most used. You will find tutorials on Domoticz, Jeedom, OpenHAB, Home Wizard of Raspberry Pi and Docker. Many technologies are discussed to allow everyone to find the solution corresponding to the developed project: ESP8266, MySensors, MQTT, RFLink, Homebridge to operate devices from iOS.
Category: Home Automation
Gateway RFLink with RobotDyn Arduino Mega 2560 Pro Mini and 3D printed case
For this new project we will go a little further and make a case by 3D printing. We will stay on the 433MHz frequency by integrating a Superheterodyne KSA6 radio receiver. It is the most used radio ...
READ MORE +Weather station with ePaper display (Dashboard) for Jeedom on Raspberry Pi (via the JSON RPC API)
Last week, we were able to test the 2.7-inch ePaper (eInk) screen from Chinese manufacturer Waveshare. We did not go very far in the presentation. I needed some time to learn how to master the Python ...
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ESP32 MicroPython project with several DS18B20 probes, publish the measurements to Domoticz using the HTTP JSON API
After several articles to present the principles of MicroPython on ESP8266 and ESP32 development board, it's time to get down to business. I propose to take the Arduino reading code of several Dallas ...
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ESP8266 + DHT22 + MQTT: make a connected object IoT and include it in Home Assistant
ESP8266 + DHT22 + MQTT, here's how we will learn how to make our first connected object (a temperature probe) and connect it to the Home Assistant server. To realize this connected object we will ...
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#Hack: Sonoff 4CH Pro with firmware MQTT Tasmota, inclusion in Domoticz
In the previous article, we discovered the Sonoff 4CH Pro, a control box that allows to control by WiFi and by radio 433MHz up to 4 relays. In this new tutorial, we will see how to install the ...
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An IP66 waterproof enclosure for Sonoff Basic WiFi modules, POW, TH10, TH16, Dual, G1, G2
ITEAD Studio, which designs and manufactures products under the Sonoff brand, has launched an IP66 waterproof case to install WiFi modules in difficult environments. Indeed, like most home automation ...
READ MORE +#Guide: list of components to build an home automation RFLink 433MHz gateway (RFXCom clone)
Here is a list of components needed to build a RFLink smart home automation gateway. The RFLink Open Source project makes it possible to make a clone of the radio RFXCom 433MHz radio gateway (or ...
READ MORE +#Guide: hardware needed to make a 100% DIY Raspberry Pi 3 home automation box
Here is a mini guide as well as a selection of hardware to get you started in the manufacture of a 100% DIY Raspberry Pi 3 home box: what model of Raspberry Pi to choose, accessories needed (SD card, ...
READ MORE +Six 3D printing boxes to make a DIY surveillance camera with a Raspberry Pi Zero W
In the previous tutorial, we saw how to build his own surveillance camera using a Raspberry Pi Zero W and Node-RED without any programming. If you are lucky enough to have a 3D printer (you can equip ...
READ MORE +#Test: unpacking the SONOFF 4CH PRO, 4 relays operated in WiFi & RF on DIN rail, test with the EWelink app
Itead, the Chinese manufacturer of SONOFF marketed the SONOFF 4CH Pro, an improved version of 4CH. You are most likely familiar with the power supplies and the connected SONOFF module. In the ...
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