Fw: Re: Heatmiser - advice please?!

[Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Exactly. I want some logging action.

Gareth Cook
IT Architect / Project Manager, SWG Sales Europe
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I thought the whole point in using a thermostat, rather than just a 1-wire
temperature sensor and an appliance module, is that the control is done by
the thermostat. The PC is just acting as an interface, monitoring and
changing setpoints.



Mark



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Im more interested in getting the data into Comfort (and therefore
Homeseer)

I use HS just for logging - I could never trust a PC to run the home !

G.

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Gareth,

I am looking at the Heatmiser stats and would ideally like to integrate
them
into homeseer.

Homeseer has a thermostat API and there is a document detailing the
heatmiser protocol, so it would be a matter of writing a driver that
translates the API calls to serial commands. I'm sure it is possible, but
not that easy.

Mark

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Bruce

You reckon with a 485 to 232 dongle we could talk to heatmiser via say
Comfort or HomeSeer quite easily ??

G.

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Hi Noel,

I couldn't find anything better than the heatmisers. I've just bought
a bucket load more for the rest of the rooms. I just need to find time
to complete the sw side of things... rather than have to ssh in to
turn on the heating.

Anyway, does this post/thread help?
http://groups. <http://groups.
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ukha_d/message/147813>
yahoo.com/group/ukha_d/message/147813>
yahoo.com/group/ukha_d/message/147813

Note you need a serial->485 dongle (quite cheap) and there are people
around here somewhere with UI sw (VB etc.) if you aren't in to C hacking.

Cheers, Bruce.





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