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  • Re: Web brick temperature sensors

    Leon Hmm, this sounds a bit weird. Temperature Sensors hold their index (i.e. sequence on the bus) in their internal EEPROM. The WebBricks hold a name for each sequence position on the bus. The text value will not affect the sequence or the operation of the bus. I would suggest that you have a bus problem. When you do an RT command you may see some...
    Posted to General Home & Building Automation Topics (public) (Forum) by andy.harris on 03-13-2010

  • Re: Web brick temperature sensors

    This might help someone. I have temperature sensors that have been working fine for over a year. I decided to do a little housekeeping to change the naming convention so it matched other values on the brick i.e Ktn for Kitchen, Bth for Bathroom, that sort of thing. I changed them and they toally spazzed out. On every page request the values were appearing...
    Posted to General Home & Building Automation Topics (public) (Forum) by leon.mills on 03-12-2010

  • And in the beginning there was a van...

    Hello everyone, I thought I keep a blog of my little project of building my WebBrick enabled van and share my thoughts and experiences with this community. You can find the outline of this project on The Project Page.
    Posted to WebBrick Surf Van (Weblog) by philipp.schuster on 03-12-2010

  • WebBrick Surf Van Project

    As many of you know I enjoy nothing more than to get out and about for the weekend. Driving down to Cornwall or Wales for the weekend to catch some good swell or to kitesurf is probably my favourite past time. You may wonder how this is relevant to WebBrick and home automation... So let me introduce the "WebBrick Surf Van" to you. The WebBrick...
    Posted to WebBrick Surf Van (Weblog) by philipp.schuster on 03-12-2010

  • Re: Gateway XML

    Hi Alex, Could you please expand your question. If you are asking whether this file can be served by the gateway in the same way that kid templates are served, then the answer is no. However the webbrickgateway.xml file is read in on start up and is processed by the Persist EventHandler. therefore all its content is available in form of events, which...
    Posted to WebBrick Gateway (public) (Forum) by engineering.team on 03-12-2010
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