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This project is a low cost & lowpower Datalogger based on BeagleBone Black. The data logger is an electronic device that records earthquakes(Sensor network), Wind ,daylight ,power used/produced on the street lamp over time. Data will then be uploaded via a wireless radio MESH network(868 Mhz) to a database server for later analyze. The Prototype is developed on two microcontrollers(AVR and ARM Cortex-A8) with the low power and
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BlueLogger is built using the Python programming language in order to monitor for Bluetooth devices nearby. The application can log the "Time", "Device Name" and "Device Address" of each discovered device.
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PlayBilling is a webbased billing system for internet cafe and wireless hotspot provider mostly written in Java featured with: tariff management, prepaid, postpaid and discounts, user management and extensive reporting system
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This perl script operates with the D-Link DI-764, DI-624 (and DI-614+) wireless routers to allow the logs to be pulled off of the router, and put into a local unix syslog facility.
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A simple log viewer for Linksys WAP54G (and possibly other) Wireless Acess Points. The log viewer listens on a port (default the syslog port; UDP 514) for log packets from the router and dumps them to syslog, screen or file.
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