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  almost 6 years ago by scabrero | Reply

  Video

  After a week of work this is how it looks like

  Done

  • Using Home Assistant hosted in a NAS box for geofencing and remote management using MQTT
  • Connects to WiFi on boot
  • Connects to MQTT broker and sends the status at regular intervals
  • Receive remote commands from MQTT
  • As the board does not have battery, gets time from NTP servers
  • DST rules
  • Hold modes: ** Hold until overrides schedule until a given time ** Hold permanent overrides the schedule forever (disable schedule)
  • Away mode
  • Home Assistant receive location from a GPS tracker installed in the mobile phone
  • Away status is set remotely by Home Assistant
  • Heater control loop, evaluate holds and away status to control the relay.
  • Heater min run time, to avoid switching the heater too fast
  • Touch UI
  • Status icons are bitmaps
  • Controls are drawn using the Adafruit GFX library primitives
  • Scheduler
  • Two modes, 5+2 and weekly schedule
  • Six intervals per day
  • Sensors
  • Read temperature and humidity

  Pending tasks

  • Cleanup the code, add licence and make it available
  • WiFi setup using WifiManager plugin
  • Show boot progress on display
  • Show errors on display
  • Show humidity on idle screen
  • Print a 3D case
  • Add more menu pages to configure settings
  • Handle reset button to format flash if file system gets corrupted

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# Video After a week of work [this is how it looks like](https://youtu.be/iBswkIQWjK0) # Done * Using Home Assistant hosted in a NAS box for geofencing and remote management using MQTT * Connects to WiFi on boot * Connects to MQTT broker and sends the status at regular intervals * Receive remote commands from MQTT * As the board does not have battery, gets time from NTP servers * DST rules * Hold modes: ** Hold until overrides schedule until a given time ** Hold permanent overrides the schedule forever (disable schedule) * Away mode * Home Assistant receive location from a GPS tracker installed in the mobile phone * Away status is set remotely by Home Assistant * Heater control loop, evaluate holds and away status to control the relay. * Heater min run time, to avoid switching the heater too fast * Touch UI * Status icons are bitmaps * Controls are drawn using the Adafruit GFX library primitives * Scheduler * Two modes, 5+2 and weekly schedule * Six intervals per day * Sensors * Read temperature and humidity # Pending tasks * Cleanup the code, add licence and make it available * WiFi setup using WifiManager plugin * Show boot progress on display * Show errors on display * Show humidity on idle screen * Print a 3D case * Add more menu pages to configure settings * Handle reset button to format flash if file system gets corrupted
 
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After a week of work this is how it looks like
Done
• Using Home Assistant hosted in a NAS box for geofencing and remote management using MQTT
• Connects to WiFi on boot
• Connects to MQTT broker and sends the status at regular intervals
• Receive remote commands from MQTT
• As the board does not have battery, gets time from NTP servers
• DST rules
• Hold modes: ** Hold until overrides schedule until a given time ** Hold permanent overrides the schedule forever (disable schedule)
• Away mode
• Home Assistant receive location from a GPS tracker installed in the mobile phone
• Away status is set remotely by Home Assistant
• Heater control loop, evaluate holds and away status to control the relay.
• Heater min run time, to avoid switching the heater too fast
• Touch UI
• Status icons are bitmaps
• Controls are drawn using the Adafruit GFX library primitives
• Scheduler
• Two modes, 5+2 and weekly schedule
• Six intervals per day
• Sensors
• Read temperature and humidity
Pending tasks
• Cleanup the code, add licence and make it available
• WiFi setup using WifiManager plugin
• Show boot progress on display
• Show errors on display
• Show humidity on idle screen
• Print a 3D case
• Add more menu pages to configure settings
• Handle reset button to format flash if file system gets corrupted
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  over 5 years ago by sponz | Reply

  Hi,

  Great project! Do you have any git or repo to find the schematics and the code?

  Thanks!

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Hi, Great project! Do you have any git or repo to find the schematics and the code? Thanks!
 
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Great project! Do you have any git or repo to find the schematics and the code?
Thanks!
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