Electric devises control
Electric devises control
I wonder if i can control some swiches for on / of a light or my fire allarm with the zoneminder.
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interface for devise control
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a hardware interface if somone can add a software via zm controle must great . You dont just monitor a plase but also you can act ex fire alarm door open on/off an device etc
a hardware interface if somone can add a software via zm controle must great . You dont just monitor a plase but also you can act ex fire alarm door open on/off an device etc
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There is a generic triggering interface in development at the moment if you don't want to use X.10 but it's not quite ready yet. However adding bespoke triggers ro reactors to ZM isn't that difficult really but I'm not a hardward guy so serial ports I can manage, parallel ports I'm not sure about.
Phil,
Phil,
using the paraport can be a problem since most pc's send a post codes on start up. a good way can be using some other way . but mostly need specific harware .. like rs485 devices. they can control ptz cameras. to a light.
phil a long time ago i have send a program that sence and activate the lpt port.
may be a daemon that sence a especific "seteable" command. and send seteable commands on filter. but faster then filter. like if a camera detect motion turn a light on.
phil a long time ago i have send a program that sence and activate the lpt port.
may be a daemon that sence a especific "seteable" command. and send seteable commands on filter. but faster then filter. like if a camera detect motion turn a light on.
Fernando
IMHO execution of the external application - a universal way. It will allow to control practically any interface. To generate alarms from the outside it is possible by means of the utility zmu.
To kiocon: I Recommend to look on 1-Wire: http://www.maxim-ic.com/1-Wire.cfm http://www.1wire.org/ http://owfs.sourceforge.net/
To kiocon: I Recommend to look on 1-Wire: http://www.maxim-ic.com/1-Wire.cfm http://www.1wire.org/ http://owfs.sourceforge.net/
temperature control is one of known applications 1-wire, another - iButton (http://www.ibutton.com). 1-wire is used besides other and for protection of my house. For example chips DS2406 and DS2408 are convenient for connection of various sensors and the executive devices. But it already offtopic...
electic devises control
there some easy ways inexpensive to do this but miss the software
1 parallel port rellay board
2 rs 232 port rellay board
3 DTMF port rellay board conecting to sound cart
4 IRDA port rellay board with a irda transmitter
1 parallel port rellay board
2 rs 232 port rellay board
3 DTMF port rellay board conecting to sound cart
4 IRDA port rellay board with a irda transmitter
electic devises control
there some easy ways inexpensive to do this but miss the software
1 parallel port rellay board
2 rs 232 port rellay board
3 DTMF port rellay board conecting to sound cart
4 IRDA port rellay board with a irda transmitter
1 parallel port rellay board
2 rs 232 port rellay board
3 DTMF port rellay board conecting to sound cart
4 IRDA port rellay board with a irda transmitter
parallel port is most easy one..
rs232 i saw one that work with an atmel chip. easy but need to program the chip.
irda . mm i didnt see that one! can you post it?
rs232 i saw one that work with an atmel chip. easy but need to program the chip.
irda . mm i didnt see that one! can you post it?
Last edited by fernando on Mon Oct 04, 2004 6:18 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Fernando
The game port and the midi port are other options. As for the LPT port getting probed by bios, perhapes a buffer can be designed so that it doesn't engage the relay board until after bootup. I'm sure it can be done but I'm not hardware savvy enough to come up with one off the top of my head. I'm sure that's how those parallel devices that allow printer data to pass through work.