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Arduino
After my first experiments with 2elemtry, I decided to give MOSQUITTO a try. Mosquitto is a small MQTT message broker, which provides basically the same functionality like 2lemetry.
Here the steps, I got Mosquitto up und running on my Windows 8 machine:
In this post, I've showed, how to setup Mosquitto on an Windows 8 machine. Now let me describe, howto connect an Arduino via Ethernet to the running Mosquitto MQTT broker.
During my researches for my home automation project I also stumbled across the MQTT protocol for sensor-server-communication. A matching arduino library was found quickly here on Nick's blog. An arduino sketch was quickly copied from here and modified. Download my version from here.
The MODBUS-slave with the capacitive water level sensor is now mounted inside a die cast aluminium case.
This is the second PCB I've developed. It is an arduino-shield for my home automation project. It is also devoped using CADSoft EAGLE and was produced by PCB-Devboards in Germany.
The hardware for the MODBus master is mounted on DIN-rails inside a cheap installation box.
In the previous article regarding the capacitive water level sensor, I've presented two different electrode designs:
- A coaxial electrode made from a rectangular aluminium tube an a single isolated wire as "central conductor"
- A simple twin-wire electrode made from simple speaker-wire
Here my findings regarding each electrode.
- MODBus - register usage
- Capacitive (water) level sensor
- MODBus Node with level sensor
- Arduino Home Automation
- Update I2C LCD-Library for Arduino
- Zusatzschaltungen für Arduino etc.
- Befestigung von Arduino-Boards
- Beispiel für Arduino aktualisiert
- Arduino Projekte
- sample1.pde
- Installation
- messung.sql
- graph2.php
- graph.php
- insert.php
- dump.php
- Breakout-Board für Arduino
- Library for HYT321 Sensor V1
- Einfache Wetterstation für den ARDUINO