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@@ -9,18 +9,24 @@ It allows connecting together:
* Standard LED and AC DMX-512 dimmer boards * Standard LED and AC DMX-512 dimmer boards
* Modbus RTU devices (Currently, are deployed two types of Modbus devices: AC Dimmer and Ventilation set (Based on Vacon 10 controller) * Modbus RTU devices (Currently, are deployed two types of Modbus devices: AC Dimmer and Ventilation set (Based on Vacon 10 controller)
* Simple DMX wall sensor panel * Simple DMX wall sensor panel
![alt text](LightHub.png "LightHub application diagram")
https://github.com/anklimov/lighthub/blob/master/LightHub.png
Where is possible both, to configure local control/mapping between inputs and outputs (light, floor heating thermostats) and remote control from Openhab or Openhab2 Smarthome software ![alt text](LightHub.png "LightHub application diagram")
Where is possible both, to configure local control/mapping between inputs and outputs (light, floor heating thermostats) and remote control from MQTT enabled software. At the moment, tested:
* [Openhab or Openhab2 Smarthome software](http://www.openhab.org/)
Openhab provides own native mobile app both, for IoS and Android, requires some server to be installed (Raspberry PI good enough)
* [HomeRemote mobile client](http://thehomeremote.com/)
Home Remote mobile applicatios for IoS and Android requires only MQTT broker to be working. Any Cloud-based MQTT broker, like [CloudMQTT](https://www.cloudmqtt.com/) is good enough to serve average household, even with free account.
Scalability is virtually unlimited: Setup so many controllers you needed in most convenient places of your house - MQTT broker will allow controllers communicate each other and with Openhab and propagate commands across network. Scalability is virtually unlimited: Setup so many controllers you needed in most convenient places of your house - MQTT broker will allow controllers communicate each other and with Openhab and propagate commands across network.
To deploy event-based authomation and scripting on top of LightHub, possibly, the best solution is [Node-Red](https://nodered.org/)
[Prease refer to our Wiki for insructions.](https://github.com/anklimov/lighthub/wiki/Configuring) [Prease refer to our Wiki for insructions.](https://github.com/anklimov/lighthub/wiki/Configuring)
Finished portation of project to Arduino DUE and ESP8266 (ESP32 not tested). Finished portation of project to Arduino DUE and ESP8266 (ESP32 not tested).
Compiled image has been added to [compiled/](https://github.com/anklimov/lighthub/tree/master/compiled) folder. Flash your Mega 2560 Compiled image has been added to [compiled/](https://github.com/anklimov/lighthub/tree/master/compiled) folder. Flash your Mega 2560
```bash ```bash
avrdude -v -V -patmega2560 -cwiring -b115200 -D -Uflash:w:lighthub.ino.hex:i avrdude -v -V -patmega2560 -cwiring -b115200 -D -Uflash:w:lighthub.ino.hex:i
@@ -30,7 +36,7 @@ or flash your DUE (need to correct path and port, of course)
```bash ```bash
/Users/<user>/Library/Arduino15/packages/arduino/tools/bossac/1.6.1-arduino/bossac -i -d --port=cu.usbmodem1451 -U false -e -w -v -b lighthub.ino.bin -R /Users/<user>/Library/Arduino15/packages/arduino/tools/bossac/1.6.1-arduino/bossac -i -d --port=cu.usbmodem1451 -U false -e -w -v -b lighthub.ino.bin -R
``` ```
Note: binary images usually not up-to-date with recent code. The preferred way, to compile and upload firmware to your controller.
# Dependencies # Dependencies
(quite big number of libs required. Use git clone to have your local copy in your Arduino libs folder) (quite big number of libs required. Use git clone to have your local copy in your Arduino libs folder)
@@ -130,6 +136,7 @@ platformio device monitor -b 115200
* DMX_DISABLE //disable DMX support * DMX_DISABLE //disable DMX support
* MODBUS_DISABLE // disable Modbus support * MODBUS_DISABLE // disable Modbus support
* OWIRE_DISABLE // disable OneWire support * OWIRE_DISABLE // disable OneWire support
* ARTNET_ENABLE //Enable Artnet protocol support
# Default compilation behavior: # Default compilation behavior:
@@ -144,4 +151,10 @@ platformio device monitor -b 115200
* DMX support enabled * DMX support enabled
* Modbus support enabled * Modbus support enabled
* OneWire support enabled * OneWire support enabled
* Artnet disabled
* Defailt MQTT input topic: /myhome/in
* Default MQTT topic to publish device status: /myhome/s_out
* Default Alarm output topic /alarm
If you've using Arduino IDE to compile & flash firmware, you will not able to configure compilers options except edit "options.h" file