hw

  • Vesta C

    Vesta C

    It is a new expansion circuit for arduino and ESP-32 designed to occupy a standard space on a din rail. Unlike previous developments, this time it will not be in the form of an Arduino shield. The connection will be made through the double header of the Arduino Mega using a connector and a flat…

    Know More

  • Vesta Console

    Vesta Console

    It is very difficult to debug code on an Arduino Mega with the IDE tools because most chips do not allow direct debugging. This project quickly became quite complex; so much so that it was almost impossible to track the values ​​stored in the internal structures, which are the soul of the system. I needed…

    Know More

  • Vesta Zero

    Vesta Zero

    Do you want to test how our home automation proposal works? Now you can download the code and experiment in your own home with confidence, without spending money and for as long as you want.

    Know More

  • Analogic I/O

    Analogic I/O

    After a few days of refactoring and optimizing code, I’ve been able to get by with two of the most needed devices in any controller. They are the analog input and output. They are based on the primitive capabilities of Arduino to read any electrical potential between 0 and 5 volts with 12 bits of…

    Know More

  • Local and Remote modes

    Local and Remote modes

    A tricky issue is the one related to the reliability of the network in a real-time system. Communication failures cannot be foreseen and cannot be avoided. It is necessary to learn to live with potential errors in a comfortable and safe way. That is why the Lares and Vesta structures contemplate the local mode and…

    Know More

  • Lares Events

    Lares Events

    It may seem stupid, but the progress of these days has been (by far) the biggest since the early stages of the project. First of all, I have been refactoring the code to place certain parts that already existed in better structured blocks. These logical modifications have led to two independent compilers: Vesta’s, which also…

    Know More

  • Linking to C#

    Linking to C#

    And finally came the part that makes sense of everything. A central computer that receives events from all installed vesta devices, sends data and reads information at the user’s request. The Vesta philosophy considers that the data must reside in each module and the computer link allows them to be read and written transparently. To…

    Know More

  • Meteo Device

    Meteo Device

    I couldn’t wait for tomorrow. It’s been a bit more tedious than I expected, but now it works! The weather module obtains the basic data from a combined DHT sensor and processes it by storing the maximum and minimum values ​​for temperature and humidity. Beyond how well it works (and it works perfectly), what I…

    Know More

  • Digital Outputs

    Digital Outputs

    Digital outputs are working! The digital output consists of a device whose logic state corresponds to the activation or deactivation of a physical output of the controller. Put like that, it seems simple, doesn’t it? As always, the work behind the scenes is much more complex: Inverted outputs The physical state of the controller output…

    Know More

  • Targets for Vesta

    Targets for Vesta

    There are the targets to install vesta controllers on this home. After this deploy all basic devices and switches will be controlled by computer. As this is not the first domotic aproximation, there are several devices working temporarly: Target 0: Storage Room It’s on the basement. From here we control all the lights, our electric…

    Know More

WordPress Cookie Plugin by Real Cookie Banner