Node-Red, a High-Level Program/Device Development Tool

[ricardo]

The programming bit is what i do for a living, so let me know if i can help.

[ClassicCrazy]

The programming bit is what i do for a living, so let me know if i can help.

Thanks - I figured you were a pro ! Sharing that already helped . I looked at your CSV and see how you did that.  I had tried CSV and nothing was coming through so I must have not had it set up right. I will give it another try later since I can reference yours as an example.  Sure wish you had a Classic !  Then you could be digging into the modbus.  Nice thing about the Classic and the modbus is that you can do a lot more to control with it - and write to it. Have you looked at Will's EV charging project in the Arduino section ?  He has done quite a bit using the Arduino  and documented it.

Larry

[bee88man]

I'm a total noob to most all of this, but find it all to be intriguing. I'll be watching with great intrest as this all that developes here and over at the Arduino threads, as I have a emonPi from OEM coming from the UK with Node-Red and MQTT loaded on SD.

Also have another unit coming soon to divert any/all PV Export into resistance load...immersion water heating using the Arduino w/ controlled burst mode..

As I understand it, no modbus is used, so that's not an option. Both can use wireless serial comm...will see how that part works out.

Everyone needs a starting point, so this is mine. 

[ClassicCrazy]

I'm a total noob to most all of this, but find it all to be intriguing. I'll be watching with great intrest as this all that developes here and over at the Arduino threads, as I have a emonPi from OEM coming from the UK with Node-Red and MQTT loaded on SD.

Also have another unit coming soon to divert any/all PV Export into resistance load...immersion water heating using the Arduino w/ controlled burst mode..

As I understand it, no modbus is used, so that's not an option. Both can use wireless serial comm...will see how that part works out.

Everyone needs a starting point, so this is mine. 

Let us know how it goes.

Larry