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Linky integration in standard mode with Home Assistant and Tasmota
A quick how-to get data from a EDF Linky using a Wemos D1 ESP32 running Tasmota to feed home assistant energy dashboard.
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Atlantic heat pump integration in home assistant with BSB-LAN
We’ll see how to install BSB-LAN on an ESP32 in order to integrate an Atlantic Heat pump in Home Assistant using BSB-LAN running on an ESP32.
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Update the RFLink gateway using CLI on your Linux server
It’s possible to update a RFLink gateway from your Pi running, for example, Raspbian and Domoticz.
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Hayward Aquarite integration in Home Assistant with Tasmota
Baseline, the Aquarite LT has no connectivity, let’s add it.
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Replace Livebox with a MikroTik RB750Gr3 router and XT-010H-D ONT
Procedure to replace a livebox 5 (fiber) with an XT-010H-D ONT and a MikroTik RB750Gr3 router.
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AIS receiver on a Raspberry Pi with RTL-SDR
The automatic identification system (AIS) is an automatic tracking system that uses transponders on ships and is used by vessel traffic services (VTS). Let’s see how to build a receiver with a Raspberry pi.
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Cross compilation of a Kernel module on Ubuntu for Raspbian
How to cross compile a kernel module on a X86 computer for an ARM based computer such as a Raspberry Pi.
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PID regulation : Led brightness regulation with Arduino
Led brightness regulation using PWM based on a light sensor and a proportional–integral–derivative controller implemented on a Arduino UNO.
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C7824WIP Security Review : East Pen test
Get root access using pentests methods.
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Siemens PLC simulation with virtual commissioning
This is is a short demonstration of a co-simulation between Siemens PLCSIM Advanced and C#. The goal is simple : have the ability to conditionally change inputs. We’ll do a proof of concept with a small example for a safety relay monitored by a feedback.
