Openhab hue motion sensor
I got the question how to use your hue motionsensor with openhab, so here are the steps you need to do:
I got the question how to use your hue motionsensor with openhab, so here are the steps you need to do:
Parsing pdf files reliably can be a challenge, I tried two hosted solutions and wanted to share my findings.
As mentioned in my post about using openhab & WLC-1000 I have a few sitecom WLC-1000 cameras, and would like to tell you the things I like, and don’t like, plus give you some usefull urls I found during my research on how to use them with openhab.
I have openhab running as my home automation system, which allows me to control my lights and in-house ventilation system. And I have setup some nice rules to automate as much as possible, now I want to update my WLC-1000 cameras settings through openhab.
I’m using my hue sensor in openhab and really like them, I was looking for some nice teardown pictures of the hue motion sensor, but could only find the Hue dimmer switcch dissection & Hue tap Dissection
Since I’m pretty curious what’s inside, and how they get this good batterylife I will dissassemble one of my hue motion sensors in the name of science to see what’s in there, I hope I can help someone else out with these.
I’ll try to compile a list of the items I find on the board, if you have any additions please let me know 🙂
– Atmega M2564RFR2-ZU
– 4mb serial flash 25fu406c
– Some type of Pir motionsensor
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For my project where I control my remote via pnps I want to create a low power sensor which will be able to send humidity & temperature data to my openhab server which is running mosquitto
Since I have some esp8266 chips laying around, this would be great to setup as a wifi mqtt sensor with the dht22, which will periodically (every 10 minutes) send new sensor data to my mqtt broker.
A quick video how to get a basic breadboard setup:
I will need it to be pretty energy efficient, so whenever the esp is done sending data, it will go into deepsleep for 10 minutes, and then wakeup and send again…
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