…and you have a live diagram on your page with VSCP websocket interface.
or a live gauge
or a table that is filled dynamically
and that’s just with the Google Charts tools + the vscpws lib.
I am working hard on adding a REST interface to the VSCP daemon this week. Formats supported are plain text, CSV, XML, JSON and JSONP and you can send event/read events/write variables/read variables and read tabular data. I personally prefer the old tcp/ip interface but I know many will like this interface better. Also from this version SSL will be available as an alternative to the web/rest/websocket/tcp/ip interfaces in addition to the password and remote machine validation mechanism previously available. Making this the most secure solution available.
Hard question to answer especially when you love cats as we do.
VSCP turns fourteen today. It’s probably nothing to celibate, it’s much more about not being able to convince people to participate, to have an idea in your head an work or at least think about it every day for fourteen years. The hours spent on this project can’t be counted. All other hot and written about projects that has been around for a short time and then vanished like they never been there during this time can also not be counted easily.
So fourteen years is about not giving up, even if you don’t hit success. About being crazy enough to work on and on and on even without getting nothing in return and to believe that the road your move ahead on still can be the road that takes you to the place you always been walking towards.
No, I will not celibate today. I will walk on that road.
I am blowing life in the windows version of the VSCP daemon again and making the web i/f and the websocket i/f working also here. Why? People ask for it every day. No I actually don’t have time to support both but will give it a try again.
A new lib will be used. Support for SSL will be available both in the webserver, the websocket interface and on the tcp/ip command interface.
Version 1.10.8 of the VSCP specification is available. It can be read/downloaded here.
After waiting for DHL to get the package delivered the last 200 kilometers to our office (it took more then a week) after traveling half ways across the globe in 24h the boards and stencils for the boards has arrived. Lot of work ahead in other words. Upcoming VSCP boards added to the once already available in the FrogShop you will see this autumn is
Alfta
CAN4VSCP Power Injector. Used to inject power into a CAN4VSCP bus and is secured with auto resetable fuses.
San Fransisco CAN4VSCP Barometer
CAN4VSCP pressure module. It can also be used as a Bluetooth BLE 4.0 interface module and is called Los Angeles in that version. Sold as separate products.
Accra
CAN4VSCP general counter module. A module that can be used to count pulses from meters and such devices.
Kilafors
Power meter interface. A companion product to Accra that can be used to read power meters.
Beijing
CAN4VSCP general I/O module
Kelvin 1-Wire
CAN4VSCP temperature reader module. Second unit in the Kelvin temperature module series that can interface 1-wire sensors.
Odessa
CAN4VSCP general expansion module. A general format expansion card can be fitted to this board. This is the same cards used for the Zeus Ethernet board.
Venics
Zeus expansion board which can be used for 433 MHz receive/transmit or 802.15.4 communication.
Blitz
Linux base board with CAN4VSCP interface, Ethernet, Wifi, serial interface, USB host/slave, 433 MHz transmitter/receiver.
Other planed cards you can see here
GPRS modules arrived today. This will be part of a subsystem that connects VSCP based devices plug and play to the world. SMS alarms and setup and tcp/ip connections to remote daemon for logging and setup.