wraggster
May 30th, 2013, 23:05
http://hackadaycom.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/rpi-rf-server.png?w=580&h=282
Wanting to extend the capabilities of the radio frequency devices in his home [Kalle Löfgren] turned a Raspberry Pi into an RF control hub. We’ve seen some of his home automation work in the past. In his media room he built a universal remote base station which used the same RF board as in this project. The main difference is that before he went with an AVR microcontroller and this time he’s upgrade to a Raspberry Pi board.
The RPi brings a lot more to the table. Notably, the scripting (whose output is shown above) and networking features.
http://hackaday.com/2013/05/30/raspberry-pi-helps-with-2-4ghz-home-automation/
Wanting to extend the capabilities of the radio frequency devices in his home [Kalle Löfgren] turned a Raspberry Pi into an RF control hub. We’ve seen some of his home automation work in the past. In his media room he built a universal remote base station which used the same RF board as in this project. The main difference is that before he went with an AVR microcontroller and this time he’s upgrade to a Raspberry Pi board.
The RPi brings a lot more to the table. Notably, the scripting (whose output is shown above) and networking features.
http://hackaday.com/2013/05/30/raspberry-pi-helps-with-2-4ghz-home-automation/