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wright computing it for everyone skip to content services support about wright computing posted on 02/04/2017 by anne-marie wright what we do. wright computing looks after everyone’s computing needs. we do this by providing: jargon-free advice, technical and general support, training in the use of computer software and hardware. most people do not make the most of today’s technology because they lack the time or desire. we can help you get the best productivity and performance out of your computer systems. this is why we are the information technology department for everyone. new projects home automation – we have recently starting investigating the home automation technology and have installed it in our house. so if you would like to discuss how to do this or the benefits, please get in touch. posted in news | tagged computer support | leave a comment automating the kitchen light using a motion sensor – version 2 posted on 01/12/2017 by anne-marie wright carrying on from my previous post about home automation. this is how i achieved automating my kitchen light switch. the requirements. version 1 – when someone walks into the kitchen turn the light on. version 2 – only turn the light on when it is dark version 3 – turn the light off after 2 minutes after it was turned on by detecting motion. the process please click on the images to make them larger and easier to read. version 2 this uses ifttt and apilio.io as you can see from my previous blog ifttt works fine for very simple commands, but if you want to add a little complexity i.e. only switch the light on when it is dark, then it currently is too much. but do not despair there is another site that allow us to set states and will send triggers to ifttt if several conditions are met. so using both sites i have set up several applets to turn the kitchen lights on if it is dark. (applets can be setup in the same way as my previous blog setting up version 1) create a new boolean variable on the apilio.io site – note – remember to create all the variable names in lower case. they don’t have to be, but it is a good practice to get into. i called mine ‘day’ 2. create two conditions i called mine ‘day-time’ for when ‘day’ was true and ‘night-time’ for when ‘day’ was false 3. do the same as steps 1 & 2 for a movement variable except it only need to have one condition kitchen-movement. 4. create a logicblock in ifttt four applets are required set day variable to true at sunrise – trigger: service – weather undergrand, trigger – sunrise. action: service – webhook, url – the url is shown in the variable information at apilio setting the ‘day’ to true set day variable to false at sunset – trigger: service – weather undergrand, trigger – sunset. action: service – webhook, url – the url is shown in the variable information at apilio setting the ‘day’ to false set the kitchen light trigger. trigger: service – energenie, trigger – motion detected for kitchen sensor action: service – webhook, url – the url is shown in the variable information at apilio setting the ‘movement’ to true turn kitchen light on when it is dark. trigger: service – webhook, trigger – event name – the name of the event setup in the logicblock on apilio action: service – energenie, power on device – kitchen light. as you see it is getting quite complicated to automatically turn the light in at night when the sensor detects movement. because of this complexity it means there is quite a lag between the movement being detected and the light coming on. posted in advice , news | tagged energenie , home automation , smart switches | leave a comment automating the kitchen light using a motion sensor – version 1 posted on 29/11/2017 by anne-marie wright carrying on from my previous post about home automation. this is how i achieved automating my kitchen light switch. the requirements. version 1 – when someone walks into the kitchen turn the light on. version 2 – only turn the light on when it is dark version 3 – turn the light off after 2 minutes after it was turned on by detecting motion. the process please click on the images to make them larger and easier to read. version 1 using ifttt create a new applet 2. choose the trigger 3. choose the motion detected trigger 4. setup the trigger options 5. setting up the trigger has been completed. 6. select the action 7. select power on device option 8. setup the action 9. set the description of the applet and whether to receive notifications (this is good to start with to help make sure it works) 10. select finish to complete the applet this works well, but turns the light on every time someone moves in the kitchen regardless of time of day. also because the gateway has to talk to the ifttt service there is a delay in the light switching off. posted in advice | tagged energenie , home automation , smart switches | leave a comment home automation & power consumption reduction posted on 27/11/2017 by anne-marie wright its nice when you are asked by a customer to look in to the newest technology and recently i was asked to look in to home automation. my customer has just recently had to completely renovate their house. my first suggestion to them was as well as updating the mains, make sure you install network cables. in my option all houses should have at least one wired network point in each room (with the exception of the bathrooms and toilets). also as part of the re-wire my customer was looking at putting in wireless switches to control the lights and sockets. so i was asked to research and recommend the way forward. i also wanted to look at doing it at my house. this meant i had a two pronged attack to the problem of ‘home automation’. a new/re-fit build a retro fit. the first items i looked at were the wireless bulbs. as a mood enhancer and to change colours these seemed okay, but as infrastructure in building – no. the next items were the in-line power sonoff power switches, but was not sure about the ease of installing them for a retro fit. there seemed to be several switches available, but they are for the american market which means they depth of the switch is around 35mm. in the uk the depth of the switch pattress boxes that are let into the wall are a lot less, 15-25mm. so looking around i found energenie , the company is english and seemed to have the range of wireless switches that looked appeared to be almost drop-in replacements for the normal light and power switches. after doing further research i thought i would try-out the energenie mi|home range. initially starting with their mihome miho050 1 gang bundle switch – white . to install the switches i also got three single gang plate spacers as my house was built in the 1970’s and the depth of the light switches was shorter than the 25mm the switches needed. the installation was easy i have installed the gateway close to my router (which is as close to the centre point in my house) and changed three of my light switcher – a direct drop in replacement for the current ones (with a spacer). note: if you need the spacers you might find that you will need to get longer screws to it fix the light switch to the socket. there is applications available from energenie for android and apple phones available in the relevant store. also the system can be setup via a website ( mi|home portal ). it quite easy – create an account (if you have not got one) and register the gateway to the account. then register the switches to the gateway (documentation of doing this is available on their website.) note: one thing i found was i had to replace my led light bulbs from tesco’s and morrisons with philips led bulbs to stop the lights flashing when anybody turned a mihome switch on. on the strength of this i ordered more light switches to replace all the light switches in the house with the exception of the hall and landing lights. i could not replace these are they both are switched by a two switches on a single plate. this option is not available yet, but

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