ELO Intellitouch 2700 on Debian Jessie

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Calibrating ELO IntelliTouch 2700 USB.

Not to hard to do, after finding the right solution 🙂

Get ‘xinput-calibrator’ from Debian repositories and follow its instructions.

# apt-get install xinput-calibrator

Selection_089_kleinIn your desktop envorinment there will be an menu item ‘Calibrate touchscreen’. Click it!

Your screen will turn white and asks to tap on the screen at pointed locations.

After some samples a terminal will show up with a xorg.conf sample config.

Open a new terminal.

# sudo mkdir /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d
# sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/99-calibration.conf
or
# sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/99-calibration.conf

Paste the sample config, save and reboot.

Omniksol-4k-TL wifi kit

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Capture inverter data yourself? Or want to process generated data? Instead of using the Omnik Portal App?

I found out that it is possible to configure the wifi kit to send TCP/UDP packets to an remote server. After that i started googling around. With some minimal data i started write a small C program.

Some other related project on the internet:

  1. GitHub – Woutrrr / Omnik-Data-Logger | Language: Python | Found first
  2. GitHub – micromys / Omnik | Language: PHP
  3. GitHub – arjenv / omnikstatus | Language: C | Found after completing my own script 🙁

Those scripts are polling the inverter each few minutes. When my research started, i found out, by configuring the web interface, that Omnik also offers the possibility to push TCP or UDP packets to an specified server. With this enabled i started testing en developing.

Reading the message (which byte means what?) was based on the GitHub projects. So someone else did the hard work 😉

Getting started… (read on)
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ReadyNAS Pro 6 – Serial Console Port

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The ReadyNAS Pro 6 has an serial port at RS232 level.

First tried to connect with an USB to TTL adapter. No luck. After some more reading and searching on the internet i just tried to connect with an USB to RS232 adapter. With positive results!

Counting from the USB ports:

  • 1 – GND  (pin 5 on RS232 / DB9 adapter)
  • 2 – TX (RX / pin 2 on RS232 / DB9 adapter)
  • 3 – RX (TX / pin 3 on RS232 / DB9 adapter)
  1. Use PuTTY or Minicom and configure it with: 9600n8.
  2. Hookup an USB keyboard to the ReadyNAS. (i use an usb port on the backside)
  3. Power On the ReadyNAS, see PuTTY of Minicom showing the device booting up ! 🙂 (printscreen follows)
  4. With the USB keyboard you can hit F3 and enter the BIOS.
  5. Screen information will by sent to PuTTY or Minicom.

Note, there is also an VGA pin header on the main board. I will try that later, because i have to order some parts. (SUB-D 15 female for an flatcable, and an 16 pin flatcable connector)

Please have a look at these sites to:

 

ReadyNAS Pro 6 - Serial pin out

ReadyNAS Pro 6 – Serial pin out

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ReadyNAS Pro 6 – Breakout board – NIC, USB, COM

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ReadyNAS Pro 6 – COM Pin header

Apache 2.4 – mod_auth_form

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Still a ‘wordpress  draft’, but published already.
It should bring you to an working solution.

I prefer webserver authentication above and php/coded authentication script. This because the webserver can also protect stylesheets, javascript files and, more important, images or other attachments. Within php you can only protect the called page.

Of course, in apache, you can easily use basic authentication. But then the browser shows you an ‘static’ login window. Apache2 has now an module which helps you with form authentication. You can make in now more fancy :).

Please leave comments if necessary 🙂
note… in my test setup this is compiled and running next to system default Apache2 instance.
so 2 apache-bin directories are on the system.

Downloading and extracting Apache 2.4

# cd /opt/src/
# wget http://ftp.tudelft.nl/apache/httpd/httpd-2.4.10.tar.gz
# tar xf httpd-2.4.10.tar.gz
# cd httpd-2.4.10/

Downloaden and extracting Apache 2.4 requirements. Check requirements here

# cd srclib
# wget http://apache.mirror.triple-it.nl/apr/apr-1.5.1.tar.gz
# wget http://apache.mirror.triple-it.nl/apr/apr-util-1.5.3.tar.gz
# tar xf apr-1.5.1.tar.gz
# tar xf apr-util-1.5.3.tar.gz
# mv apr-1.5.1 apr
# mv apr-util-1.5.3 apr-util
# cd .. (/opt/src/httpd-2.4.10/)
# apt-get install libpcre3 libpcre3-dev (if not already installed)

Configuring source tree. (option –with-ssl is optional, decide for yourself if needed)

# ./configure --prefix=/opt/apache2 --with-included-apr --with-ssl --enable-auth-form

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Energy Logger 4000 – Version 2

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See the original post here.

Made it just a little more usefull 🙂 by adding ‘Export to CSV’ functionality.
Guess it needs some data formatting to. But if you understand Microsoft Office Excel or OpenOffice Calc, it is possible to create some nice lines.

energylogreader-v0.2-export

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