Recent content by kelvin

Ha ha, nice. :-) I've got to work on that. What's your WattzOn username?

I'll start to think about steps to take to make it Windows-friendly.

No problem. The code is open source, so feel free to crib as much of it to write something for the ted 5000 as you want.

No problem. If you sign up for an account w/ them (it's free), you can add powermeters and push data to their service via their REST API. Here are the steps, roughly: Sign Up Go to: Your Data Click on the: Housing section On the right, click: Power Meters, View/Edit Add a Power Meter for every...

I've added WattzOn support. Here's an example: https://www.wattzon.com/wattizen/kelvin/powermeters/graph the code is here: http://bitbucket.org/kelvin/pyecm/overview/

I've added WattzOn support. For an example, look here: https://www.wattzon.com/wattizen/kelvin/powermeters/graph Their interface is well-done and accounts are free, so it's an interesting option.

Are you referring to the EtherBee? If so, download Brultech's EtherBee Configurator from here: http://www.brultech.com/ecmsupportupdate.html Click, "Search." Then, in the Server IP settings, set the ip address of the server that will read data from the ECM-1240. Don't forget to click, "Save...

Code to read data from the EtherBee: http://bitbucket.org/kelvin/pyecm/overview/ I forked Brian's code (http://fivejacksons.com/brian/?p=240), which is also on bitbucket now: http://bitbucket.org/moridin1138/pyecm/overview/ You still have to use the EtherBee configurator (via Windows) to tell...