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is there a way to get the current status of socket(#) so then it can be toggled to opposite?
or is there just a toggle command ?
thanks
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Hi David,
I'm building an application to monitor the fermentation progress of my home brewed beers in two fermentation chambers.
I'm using temperature sensors to monitor beer temperature and the En…
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It was suggested in #66 that we add an [Energenie](https://energenie4u.co.uk/index.phpcatalogue/product/ENER314) class.
I maintain the [energenie](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/energenie) module, whic…
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By using GPIO mode BCM rather than BOARD the energenie module isn't compatible with the original Raspberry Pi's. It's took me an evening to fault find why and it came down to this.
I've seen that in …
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Initial Proposal for modelling devices as classes.
The purpose is to be able to write expressive and compact applications that talk in the land of physical devices such as 'myRadiator' and 'myPlug' o…
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The following new devices have recently been released by Energenie, and need device class descriptions adding to the Device.py file:
MiHome Light
https://energenie4u.co.uk/res/pdfs/MIHome-Light-User-…
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This was debug that was used before message dumps were available. I think this should be written to the raw energenie.log file along with the pydict dump, and not displayed on the screen any more.
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Also a suggestion. Could you add a timestamp for each message as they are received/transmitted?
There is a timestamp that is calculated and recorded in the energenie.csv, but this timestamp is not di…
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The python dictionary dump of the raw record was there initially for debug, but I don't think it is needed on the display now there is a better showRecord() function that works.
I suggest storing the…
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Moved from #49 as I was logged in as the wrong user...
As per #32 I want to write an OOK receiver, so that users without an SDR radio setup can capture the address from an Energenie hand controller. …