• Seconf Trial Run For Indoor Weather Conditions

    Brenda Armour09/17/2016 at 21:25 0 comments

    This video shows three thresholds I have set for temperature, humidity and lux. The idea is to provide a warning system if the value exceeds the threshold. The next step is to design a step to give Green or Red status on all variables.

    My Node Red Flow so far:

  • Trial Run For Indoor Weather Conditions

    Brenda Armour09/13/2016 at 23:14 0 comments

    I have eliminated some major errors in this trial run. One was Alexa giving an "Object Object " error. I also need to trim the response to less than 10 decimal points. But I think I am on the right track. I only included the Freeboard dashboard to verify the response is correct. Next Steps: include a simple update that all data being measured is within a specified threshold. I would also make the Lux measurement more meaningful. i.e. are all the lights off ?

  • Testing the Prototype

    Brenda Armour09/04/2016 at 13:40 0 comments

    The first step was to wire the components in Node Red. I have two function nodes for each measurement to correctly extract the data for Alexa.

    I used Freeboard to check if the response is correct or you can use the Debug node in node red. For those unfamiliar with Lux here's some info:

    One lux is also the equivalent to 1 lumen spread over approximately 1 meter. A lumen is the measurement of the total amount of light that a source emits, such as a light bulb

    Okay now for a trial run !