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RE: Re: RF 433MHz temperature/weather sensor receiver for the PC.


  • Subject: RE: Re: RF 433MHz temperature/weather sensor receiver for the PC.
  • From: "UKHA" <mailinglists@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 9 May 2004 10:03:40 +0100

Not sure about USB as dont have one or use Linux for that matter, but I'm
pretty sure this has been discussed recently on the MisterHouse mailing
list...
-----Original Message-----
From: robin [mailto:robin@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 09 May 2004 08:24
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] Re: RF 433MHz temperature/weather sensor receiver for
the PC.


OK, can somebody explain this for me please, if you have time whilst
preparing
to go to UKHA2004(which sadly I wont be doing).  The idea of a weather
station appeals to me, but I've already got a 433MHz W800RF32AE from
WGLDesigns attached via serial to my PC, used with MS13s.

If this is also 433MHz wont there be a conflict of RF signals (sorry, but
I'm
software background and definitely not RF stuff).

Also, I'm out of serial ports (surprise surprise) but have three spare
USBs,
anybody using this on Linux (Mdk 9.2) through USB successfully?

Anybody tried integrating it with Misterhouse?

robin



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