1. Auto-discovery. Each time the application is started, all devices are sending their status. Here there are 6 IoT devices discovered:
- two plugs
- two irritool ( one is in production for more then one month, and the other is for debugging and simulation ( NASA style :-) )
- two (dth - digital temperature and humidity sensors. They are mount on each irritool)
6 devices dicovered |
2. Devices are presented on categories, based on the incoming data from them.
At this stage the name is based on the unique device id and its type.
Plug devices discovered |
3. Device detail. All the information about device is presented in here:
-device id
-ip address
-network type (B/G/N)
-up time ( if is configured to be transmitted)
and I am able to control the device ( like in plug/irritool case) or see the data for sensors.
Device detail - PLUG |
Device detail - IRRITOOL |
Device detail - Sensor DTH |
Looks ugly and hard to remember that the ESP_00A08478 is the name for irrigation controller so I've added the new option to rename the device name with whatever you want. This aliasing is persistent so every time I reopen the application, the mapping between device id and device alias is the same.
Here is a renamed plug:
Plug renamed |
Other feature is 7 day weather report for my location (need more work in presenting the data).
weather report next 7 days |
I can declare now the application to be in alpha stage ....
4.Other option I have in the Menu:
Debug will be to see the messages received from broker.
There are a lot of picture in this post, but a picture is 1000 words.
can u provide me the app....i want to use it in testin
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