From: Letcher R. <le...@co...> - 2004-08-07 22:23:34
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I hope Bruce is enjoying his vacation, but since the list is so quite = maybe this would be a good time to ask some questions I've been thinking = about. On our rural homestead we have a pumphouse that has a well system and an adjacent 1000 gallon water storage tank. It supplies our home which is about 300' away through the woods with water. It is also powered by a different power main than the house (different transformer, etc). I want = to control the collecting of water from the well to the storage tank by computer and interface it to misterhouse. I have almost completed a wireless network between the house and the pumphouse, needing only to replace the test cables with permanent cat 5 cables. I have misterhouse running under Linux at the house and plan to put an = old pc running Linux and misterhouse proxy in the pumphouse. I already use Weeder boards for I/O control at the house and plan to use more Weeder analog and digital boards in the pumphouse. I will be using A/D to = measure pressure (and thus volume) in the storage tank and to control pump = relays with the digital I/O board. I also want to control some X10 in the pumphouse with a CM11. Here is the question. Have you successfully used misterhouse proxy to control Weeder I/O boards and also have Weeder I/O boards on the main system? How about CM11 interfaces or other serial devices? If you have done this would you post fragments that show how you declared the = devices on each system and examples of calls to them? This seems like it should be simple but the details would be very = helpful to me. Thanks. Letcher Ross |