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  • Re: Heatmiser or other?

    Andy Look at http://www.opentherm.eu/ Am not at home at the moment to dig out the spec file but you can request one from them. The 'lite' implementation could very easily be implemented at brick level. The latest version 3.X introduces details of a hub/gateway which could be implemented with brick/gateway and provide some very rich functionality...
  • Re: Finding MAC addresses

    Before you reset the WebBrick, please confirm & try the following: What is the IP address and the subnet mask of the PC you are trying to access the WebBrick from. If you are on an alternate network (i.e. the WebBrick is on 10.100.100.100 and you are on 192.168.1.xxx) then you will not get a route to the WebBrick, meaning you cannot access or control...
  • Re: Delta Resol BS Plus Solar Controller V-Bus

    Scott, As long as you get a Resol BS Plus, it has a RS485 interface. The protocol is readily available. There is lots of good stuff here: http://groups.google.com/group/resol-vbus?pli=1
  • Re: Heatmiser or other?

    Simon I'm not aware of this open standard, we have been doing some pretty major implementations lately some for boiler and heatsource manufacturers. As always interested in standards ! I reckon we ought to describe our current implementation of HVAC, an outline of which can be found on our documentation site: http://docs.webbrick.co.uk/eventinterfaces...
  • Ethernet Switch Power Consumption

    A trawl through various datasheets showed that the FS726T would be a good candidate for providing 24 port of Ethernet for a reasonable power budget. It is quoted at 13W consumption. Results: No-connection load was measured at 8W. 8 WebBricks connected 8W 10 connections + broadcast storm 10W (The storm was to give the switch some work to do) Conclusion...
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