Changes between Version 23 and Version 24 of ArduinoGateway

Timestamp:

2014-02-21 15:58:55 (11 years ago)

Author:

hek

Comment:

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ArduinoGateway

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 == Installing the Arduino Vera plugin  ==
 
-The latest version of the Vera plugin can be found [[http://code.mios.com/git_public/mios/arduino-sensor.git/tree/HEAD:/VeraArduino/Vera?js=1|here]].\\
+The latest version of the Vera plugin can be found [[https://github.com/mysensors/Vera|here]].\\
 
 [[Image(serial.png, align=right, 300px)]]
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 4. If you have your Arduino board plugged into Vera you should now configure which serial device to use. See image to the right. Set baudrate to 115200. 
 
+== Installing Arduino Gateway Software (ethernet interface) ==
+See: 
+
 
 == Installing Arduino Gateway Software ==
-Install all Arduino libraries found [[http://code.mios.com/git_public/mios/arduino-sensor.git/tree/HEAD:/VeraArduino/Arduino/libraries?js=1|here]] in your Arduino IDEs library location.\\
+Install all Arduino libraries found [[https://github.com/mysensors/Arduino/tree/master/libraries|here]] in your Arduino IDEs library location.\\
 
-Download the Arduino sketch for the gateway found [[http://code.mios.com/git_public/mios/arduino-sensor.git/tree/HEAD:/VeraArduino/Arduino/ArduinoGateway?js=1|here]] and download it to your Arduino Nano.\\
+Download the Arduino sketch for the Serial Gateway version [[https://github.com/mysensors/Arduino/tree/master/SerialGateway|here]] and download it to your Arduino Nano.\\
+
+If you prefer the Ethernet version it's found  [[https://github.com/mysensors/Arduino/tree/master/EthernetGateway|here]]. Follow connect instruction in the head of sketch. (See: http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php/topic,23093.0.html)
 
 You really don't need to configure anything in this sketch. Just download it and connect the Arduino to your Vera using usb-connector. Please note that only Arduino Nano module have a serial chipset recognized automatically by Vera. 
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 You only need to connect the radio chip to the Arduino. Follow the instructions in ConnectingRadioModule.
 
-As an option you also can connect inclusion button & indicating leds. Pin to be used by button is defined inside ArduinoGateway sketch as #define INCLUSION_MODE_PIN 3. Actually it is hard to redefine it because sketch is using the particular interrupt handler. Connect button between +5V and digital pin 3 with a 10k pull down resistor to GND (see image). 
+As an option you also can connect inclusion button & indicating leds. Pin to be used by button is defined inside SerialGateway sketch as #define INCLUSION_MODE_PIN 3. Actually it is hard to redefine it because sketch is using the particular interrupt handler. Connect button between +5V and digital pin 3 with a 10k pull down resistor to GND (see image). 
 
-There are 3 led types supported - RX/TX/Error. Use them to have a visual feedback during radio activity. Radial 3mm green/yellow/red leds could be a good choice. Your should use 3 resistors 270R-510R. Each led is connected by anode to +5V pin and cathode is connected through a resistor to a digital pins 6/5/4 respectively for RX/TX/Error. Pins can be re-configured inside ArduinoGateway sketch at this line:
+There are 3 led types supported - RX/TX/Error. Use them to have a visual feedback during radio activity. Radial 3mm green/yellow/red leds could be a good choice. Your should use 3 resistors 270R-510R. Each led is connected by anode to +5V pin and cathode is connected through a resistor to a digital pins 6/5/4 respectively for RX/TX/Error. Pins can be re-configured inside SerialGateway sketch at this line:
 
 [[Image(digital_button.jpg, 300px, align=right)]]