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W1 Sensors and Node Red - skipper@sy-barranas - 2019-01-10

My idea is to use DHT22 or DS18B20 sensors and/or 433MHz external sensors to inject their messages into the SignalK Server stream.


There are different modules in Node Red for the DS18B20 sensor
node-red-contrib-ds18b20
node-red-contrib-ds18b20-sensor
node-red-contrib-sensor-ds18b20
 
and others referring to W1.
 
Problem:
In the current standard installation of open plotter there are two Node-Red entry points (after adding signal-node-red to the server)
http://localhost:1880 >>> standard Node Red (SNR)
http://localhost:3000/plugins/signalk-node-red/redAdmin >>> Integrated Node Red (INR)
 
I have tried to build Node-Red entries to SignalK from DHT22, DS18B20 and via 433 MHz (with RTL-SDR and with 433-Sensor). Without success.
I started with the Node Red server (standard) which is ready available in the link list. I didn’t realize that this is not the server integrated in OpenPlotter.
Anyway, with this SNR (standard node red)  I could read the signals from
          DHT22
          DS18B20
          Sensors vis 433 MHz
The INR doesn’t connect to W1.
Device-Ids which should come from the entries in /sys/bus/w1/devices are not shown in the dropdown lists of the node-red nodes. In SNR they do.
In SNR environment everything is fine on the sensor – input side. But I cannot connect to the SignalK Server.
What are the differences between I N R and S N R  ????
Some ideas?

kind regards

Peter


RE: W1 Sensors and Node Red - jim321 - 2019-01-10

the signak nodes only work on the embedded instance of nr and are not available in the standard one

i use the standard one
http://localhost:1880
attach 1wire temp to raspberry pi and use the 1w tab in oplotter to give it an sk key....
a better solution for wireless is mqtt and esp8266 tried & tested or
there is a project for esp8266/32 that works for sk under development.
https://github.com/mxtommy/SigkSens