RE: [1-wire]New user requests ideas

Dear Bob - By now, you may have accessed Bob Hinton's house to get a "taste"
of what can be done with 1-Wire and a TINI Web Server, from the off-list
email that I sent you... Even the "memory module" that you suggest is a
iButton DS1996 64kbit EEPROM RAM with XML storage to "identify" the 1-Wire
device by location.  Bob Hinton was very helpful (he did the bulk of the
House Monitor  Java code) in getting me up and running, and I helped
contribute some extra goodies (including more documentation).

For a bit of background, the TINI's main purpose is to poll for 1-wire
alarms and generate e-mail alerts that can be relayed to my mobile phone
when anyone is out (e.g doors opening, excessive temperatures etc). The sort
of events it will send can be seen from the output of the HTML/WML house
event servlet below (excluding the "Monitor" event), though I did also
exclude the "bell push" event since getting a text message to tell you
that someone has pressed the door-bell when you're 100 miles away is
novel but useless and rapidly gets annoying... as well as the PIR motion
detector!

Best regards, Kelly Smith

House status at Thu Mar 27 11:33:13 GMT 2003
Kitchen door opened at Wed Mar 26 16:33:01 GMT 2003
Front bell push pushed at Wed Mar 26 15:53:57 GMT 2003
Loft power applied at Mon Mar 17 09:04:59 GMT 2003
Toggle switch push button switched on at Thu Mar 27 07:49:21 GMT 2003
Veluxe 1 window opened at Thu Mar 27 07:48:59 GMT 2003
Front door closed at Thu Mar 27 11:18:59 GMT 2003
Monitor running at Thu Mar 27 11:30:27 GMT 2003
Front room door opened at Wed Mar 26 12:26:49 GMT 2003
Dummy window closed at Sun Mar 16 16:11:46 GMT 2003
Fire Escape window closed at Mon Mar 17 09:04:58 GMT 2003
Veluxe 2 window Sensor disappeared at Sun Mar 16 16:13:14 GMT 2003

Temperature readings at Thu Mar 27 11:35:00 GMT 2003
Fire Escape temp 23.5 C
Loft temp 23.0 C
Front room temp 21.0 C

Onewire Unit status at Thu Mar 27 11:26:22 GMT 2003

Unit name: Quad Door
Device_type: DoorSensor
Address: 3E0000001EFA6D12
Location: Front room


Device_type: DoorSensor
Address: 650000001EFB6412
Location: Front


Device_type: DoorBellPush
Address: A00000001EDD6C12
Location: Front
Device settings :-

O=buzz[2]
V=buzz


Device_type: Mem23
Address: 4E00000010FA5523
Location: Front Room


Device_type: DoorSensor
Address: 490000001ED69912
Location: Kitchen



Unit name: Junction Box
Unit location: Loft
Device_type: WindowSensor
Address: 4B0000001ED79312
Location: Veluxe 1


Device_type: WindowSensor
Address: A400000021D6D412
Location: Veluxe 2


Device_type: WindowSensor
Address: 9500000021D7F912
Location: Dummy


Device_type: Mem23
Address: D000000010FB0923



Unit name: Dev board
Device_type: Mem23
Address: 63000000112B6123



Unit name: Loft Hub
Device_type: TempAlarm
Address: 230008001A0DFE10
Location: Loft


Device_type: PowerSensor
Address: CF0000001EDCF212
Location: Loft


Device_type: SpurWithBlip
Address: 2D0000000121501F
Location: Loft
Info: Direct connection


Device_type: Buzzer
Address: 5000000021CB8912
Location: Loft
Device settings :-

V=buzz


Device_type: Mem23
Address: D5000000112C0E23
Location: Loft


Device_type: ButtonB
Address: B100000022A5B812
Location: Toggle switch
Device settings :-

V=switch


Device_type: Mem23
Address: AF00000011047123
Location: Loft



Unit name: Buzz+Temp
Device_type: Mem23
Address: 9700000011306A23
Location: Front room


Device_type: TempAlarm
Address: 940008001A07A110
Location: Front room


Device_type: Buzzer
Address: D80000001ED9A712
Location: Buzzer 2
Device settings :-

V=buzz

Unit name: Fire Escape
Unit location: Loft
Device_type: TempAlarm
Address: 50000800192C7110
Location: Fire Escape

Device_type: Mem1D
Address: C70000000453EB1D

Device_type: WindowSensor
Address: 0200000022A42212
Location: Fire Escape


-----Original Message-----
From: 1-wire-software-development-admin-6tN4nzCoH/[email protected]
[mailto:1-wire-software-development-admin-6tN4nzCoH/[email protected]]On Behalf Of Bob
Roos
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 3:36 AM
To: 1-wire-software-development-6tN4nzCoH/[email protected]
Subject: [1-wire]New user requests ideas


I have not tried to use a 1-wire device yet, but have some on order for a
thermostatic control.

I got to wondering if there might be a solution to another problem that I
have.  I am proposing to have 50 motion detectors scattered about a
warehouse and control the lights from a central location based on where
there is movement.

The motion detectors just supply 10v to a line to signal motion.  Rather
than having 50 lines to monitor I would like to give them addresses and
monitor 1 line (1-wire?).

Is there some kind of a 1-wire device that I could put on the line that
would send out an address when activated? or are 1-wire devices only
polled?  If polled any idea how long it would take to poll 50 (assuming
most wouldn't answer because no movement)?

Or could I use a memory module and have motion store a value in a set
location and then read that location remotely?  (Just thought of this idea)

Thoughts?

Thanks,

Bob Roos
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