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Home/Automation/Home Automation GUI Released

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Home Automation GUI Released

  • June 12, 2020
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I have finally got to the point with the Home Automation GUI where I feel it is ready for people to start trying it out. There are still a few issues which I need to work out, but for the most part everything is working quite well. Here are a few screen captures of the current look of the GUI.

Main ‘Home Control’ Tab
Schedules
Configuration

Currently there is ability for up to 8 separate rooms, or ‘zones’ – each with it’s own Tstat controller. A Raspberry Pi Compute Module image file with everything installed and configure for Node-Red, necessary nodes and the latest flow can be found here. Instructions on how to load this on a Raspberry Pi Compute Module using the Compute Module IO board or a T3 router can be found here. The latest flow files can be found on our Github site here – just look for the file with the most recent date.

I will be posting instructions on how to use the GUI to our forums over the next few days and will update this post with links to these instructions.

Categories: Automation Tags:  Node-red, Tstat10
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