LaFonera Hardware Controlling AC-Loads via webinterface

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== Router configuration == == Router configuration ==

Revision as of 07:47, 2 October 2007

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Contents

Turn a switch on/off using the web-interface

 ! Attention !

You will destroy the original Web-interface with this startup-script!

Do this only if you are familar with some rescue commands on the linux command-line on ssh!

Uses

  • Hook it up to your car's door switch and open your car with your wifi enabled cellphone.
  • If you have Remote Start System installed on your car you can hook up the remote control of the system to your f.i.c.s. (fonera internet controlled switch) and turn ON/OFF your car from the internet
  • Open your house/garage door.
  • Turn ON/OFF your POOL PUMP.
  • Restart additional routers with f.i.c.s.


Parts needed

  • New/Safer circuit will be posted soon.

Schematics

overview
overview




The original author was on the right track, but was using the wrong components. The easiest way to do this is with a solid state relay (SSR). Please note, relaying DC is VERY DIFFERENT from relaying AC.

Note, there are mechanical relays that can do DC or (BE CAREFUL, ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING) AC. SSR's can only do AC, and will not switch DC current.

The diagram below shows how to connect an AC load, a AC LAMP to a solid state relay, and the relay to your FON. Substitute the FONs i/o pins for "pin 12" in the picture. You can use the same (very simple) scripts provided by this user to control this circuit.

Image:Relay lamp.gif

Here is an example of a solid state relay. It can be purchased directly from Parallax[1].

Image:Crydom-D2W203F.gif


--Sboger 09:47, 2 October 2007 (CEST)

Router configuration

  • Log on to your router (192.168.1.1)
  • Go to Administration > Management
enable jffs2
web-interface - jffs2
web-interface - jffs2


  • Go to Administration > Services
enable ssh
web-interface - ssh
web-interface - ssh


  • Go to Administration > Commands
type:
echo 1 > /proc/gpio/3_dir
rmdir /tmp/www; ln -s /jffs/www /tmp
  • Click Save Startup
web-interface - save startup
web-interface - save startup


  • Now log on to your router using ssh
ssh root@192.168.1.1
  • type:
cd /jffs
mkdir www
cd www
wget http://wildblue.de/fonera/controlling_ac-loads/index
wget http://wildblue.de/fonera/controlling_ac-loads/on
wget http://wildblue.de/fonera/controlling_ac-loads/off
wget http://wildblue.de/fonera/controlling_ac-loads/blink
chmod +x on off index blink
new web-interface
new web-interface
Now you can control the switch simply by clickin ON or OFF from your favorite browser (i use my cell phone to activate the switch thru the web interface). Since my linux kung-fu skills are not developed yet, it took me some time to get familiar with .sh scripts.


Original Idea

http://www.cryptonoid.blogspot.com (f.i.c.s. Fonera Internet Controlled Switch)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKPsH34InMo (Watch the f.i.s.c in action - video)

Development

since im not very good in programming shell scripts can someone write a Shell script where the user will be able to schedule the f.i.c.s. to go ON/OFF at certain times thru the web interface.




this page was made by wildblue!