Was looking for an affordable solution to get a substantial number of temperature sensors connected to the Homeserver3.
Measured are the floor and the floor heating tubes temperatures.
The cheapest solution was an Arduino UNO + ethernet shield.
By connecting the ethernet shield to the home network I'm getting the 1wire ID's and temperatures on my laptop and on the HS3.
Total cost excluding the 1-wire sensors (which were $1,50 each) was only €26,95
That does include a nice enclosure for the Arduino.
All temperatures are sent every 10 seconds and when there's a change of 0,1C or more.
I used Bascom-AVR to make the program but it could be done with the Arduino program as well of course.
Just tested with 17 sensors and the program has been set up to use up to 100 sensors.
Measured are the floor and the floor heating tubes temperatures.
The cheapest solution was an Arduino UNO + ethernet shield.
By connecting the ethernet shield to the home network I'm getting the 1wire ID's and temperatures on my laptop and on the HS3.
Total cost excluding the 1-wire sensors (which were $1,50 each) was only €26,95
That does include a nice enclosure for the Arduino.
All temperatures are sent every 10 seconds and when there's a change of 0,1C or more.
I used Bascom-AVR to make the program but it could be done with the Arduino program as well of course.
Just tested with 17 sensors and the program has been set up to use up to 100 sensors.
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