ESP8266 Controlled Door Operator - Revision history

Ivc: /* FHEM automation setup */

2015-11-22T11:58:49Z

FHEM automation setup

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	The last two lines are use to link the magnetic reed switch on the door and the manual self-powered button switch to the door operator action.		The last two lines are use to link the magnetic reed switch on the door and the manual self-powered button switch to the door operator action.

			You can also call the action directly via http://192.168.xx.xx:8085/fhem?cmd=set%20dooroperator%20open

	== References ==		== References ==

Ivc: /* FHEM automation setup */

2015-11-22T11:58:22Z

FHEM automation setup

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	</pre>		</pre>

	The last two lines are ~~for my other~~ magnetic reed switch on the door and the manual self-powered button switch.		The last two lines are use to link the magnetic reed switch on the door and the manual self-powered button switch to the door operator action.

	== References ==		== References ==

Ivc: /* FHEM automation setup */

2015-11-22T11:53:43Z

FHEM automation setup

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	attr dooroperator webCmd open		attr dooroperator webCmd open
	define dooroperatorNtfy notify dooroperator {GetFileFromURL "http://192.168.xx.xx/?pin=ON1"}		define dooroperatorNtfy notify dooroperator {GetFileFromURL "http://192.168.xx.xx/?pin=ON1"}
	define dooroperatorContact notify EnO_contact_01825A29:~~closed~~ set dooroperator open		define dooroperatorContact notify EnO_contact_01825A29:open set dooroperator open
	define dooroperatorSwitch notify EnO_switch_00294BF1:A0 set dooroperator open		define dooroperatorSwitch notify EnO_switch_00294BF1:A0 set dooroperator open
	</pre>		</pre>

Ivc: /* References */

2015-11-21T22:42:12Z

References

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	* [https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-firmware/wiki/nodemcu_api_en NodeMCU ESP8266 firmware API]		* [https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-firmware/wiki/nodemcu_api_en NodeMCU ESP8266 firmware API]
	* [http://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp8266-web-server/ ESP8266 web server]		* [http://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp8266-web-server/ ESP8266 web server]
			* [http://fhem.de/HOWTO.html#actors FHEM howto]
			* [http://forum.fhem.de/index.php?topic=12807.0 FHEM open closed event]

Ivc: /* FHEM automation setup */

2015-11-21T22:41:31Z

FHEM automation setup

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	[[Image:Door_operator_fhem_automation.png\|400px]]		[[Image:Door_operator_fhem_automation.png\|400px]]

	Edit fhem.cfg and put these lines into the file:		Edit fhem.cfg and put these lines into the file:

	<pre>		<pre>

Ivc: /* FHEM automation setup */

2015-11-21T22:41:24Z

FHEM automation setup

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	== FHEM automation setup ==		== FHEM automation setup ==

	To make this setup of any practical use, it would be great to integrate the new web capability of the door controller with other sensors and ~~handler~~.		To make this setup of any practical use, it would be great to integrate the new web capability of the door controller with other sensors and handlers. FHEM is a open "home automation suite" and is very flexible in what you can do with it. By specifying when a sensor triggers, it can spit out a request to the door controller webserver and open the door, e.g. when your main office door opens (sensed by a magnetic sensor), also open the next door down the hall. Or when you click the "OPEN" link in the web interface, open the door.

	[[Image:Door_operator_fhem_automation.png\|400px]]		[[Image:Door_operator_fhem_automation.png\|400px]]

	~~FHEM is a open "home automation suite" and is very flexible in what you can do with it.~~ Edit fhem.cfg and put these lines into the file:		Edit fhem.cfg and put these lines into the file:

	<pre>		<pre>

Ivc: /* FHEM automation setup */

2015-11-21T22:37:34Z

FHEM automation setup

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	== FHEM automation setup ==		== FHEM automation setup ==

	To make this setup of any practical use, it would be great to integrate the new web capability of the ~~ESP8266~~ with other sensors and handler.		To make this setup of any practical use, it would be great to integrate the new web capability of the door controller with other sensors and handler.

			[[Image:Door_operator_fhem_automation.png\|400px]]

	FHEM is a open "home automation suite" and is very flexible in what you can do with it. Edit fhem.cfg and put these lines into the file:		FHEM is a open "home automation suite" and is very flexible in what you can do with it. Edit fhem.cfg and put these lines into the file:

Ivc: /* FHEM automation integration */

2015-11-21T22:36:33Z

FHEM automation integration

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	[[Image:Door_operator_iphone_webbrowser.png\|200px]]		[[Image:Door_operator_iphone_webbrowser.png\|200px]]

	== FHEM automation ~~integration~~ ==		== FHEM automation setup ==

	To make this setup of any practical use, it would be great to integrate the new web capability of the ESP8266 with other sensors and handler.		To make this setup of any practical use, it would be great to integrate the new web capability of the ESP8266 with other sensors and handler.

	FHEM is a open "home automation suite" and is very flexible in what you can do with it.		FHEM is a open "home automation suite" and is very flexible in what you can do with it. Edit fhem.cfg and put these lines into the file:

			<pre>
			define dooroperator dummy
			attr dooroperator devStateIcon open:signal_Fenster_Offen.on
			attr dooroperator setList open
			attr dooroperator webCmd open
			define dooroperatorNtfy notify dooroperator {GetFileFromURL "http://192.168.xx.xx/?pin=ON1"}
			define dooroperatorContact notify EnO_contact_01825A29:closed set dooroperator open
			define dooroperatorSwitch notify EnO_switch_00294BF1:A0 set dooroperator open
			</pre>

			The last two lines are for my other magnetic reed switch on the door and the manual self-powered button switch.

	== References ==		== References ==
	* [https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-firmware/wiki/nodemcu_api_en NodeMCU ESP8266 firmware API]		* [https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-firmware/wiki/nodemcu_api_en NodeMCU ESP8266 firmware API]
	* [http://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp8266-web-server/ ESP8266 web server]		* [http://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp8266-web-server/ ESP8266 web server]

Ivc: /* Working */

2015-11-21T22:32:25Z

Working

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	[[Image:Door_operator_iphone_webbrowser.png\|200px]]		[[Image:Door_operator_iphone_webbrowser.png\|200px]]

			== FHEM automation integration ==

			To make this setup of any practical use, it would be great to integrate the new web capability of the ESP8266 with other sensors and handler.

			FHEM is a open "home automation suite" and is very flexible in what you can do with it.

	== References ==		== References ==
	* [https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-firmware/wiki/nodemcu_api_en NodeMCU ESP8266 firmware API]		* [https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-firmware/wiki/nodemcu_api_en NodeMCU ESP8266 firmware API]
	* [http://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp8266-web-server/ ESP8266 web server]		* [http://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp8266-web-server/ ESP8266 web server]

Ivc: /* Installed */

2015-11-21T22:30:06Z

Installed

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	== Installed ==		== Installed ==
	The installation process is as simple as it get. Just figure out how the existing buttons are wired and find a power&gnd lane to power everything. Luckly, the wireless module for the door was also powered by 24V so all three necessary pins were next to each other. To easy removal, I did not screw the wires into the block but just stuck them into the right terminal.		The installation process is as simple as it get. Just figure out how the existing buttons are wired and find a power&gnd lane to power everything. Luckly, the wireless module for the door was also powered by 24V so all three necessary pins were next to each other.

			For easy removal later on, I did not screw the wires into the terminal block but just stuck them into the right terminal pin.

	[[Image:Door_operator_installed.jpg\|500px]] [[Image:Door_operator_installed2.jpg\|500px]]		[[Image:Door_operator_installed.jpg\|500px]] [[Image:Door_operator_installed2.jpg\|500px]]