Remote xbee based relay trigger
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Posted by saurabh9 on June 13, 2008, 9:27 pm
Please log in for more thread options wireless command, an xbee device B should be able to turn on/off a light bulb on wall, preferebly via a digital dimmer. Here, the light bulbs etc. run at 220V AC. Can anybody suggest me a budget conscious way and and safe circuit idea to make this device B? One way could have been to mount device B on another MAKE controller, but that will be too expensive and perhaps bulky to have MAKE controllers littered wherever I need a light bulb controlled. I think I would need a relay on device B, but ma not sure how to trigeer it remotely via the xbee. | |||||||||||||
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Posted by saurabh9 on June 16, 2008, 8:40 am
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> wireless command, =A0an xbee device B should be able to turn on/off a
> light bulb on wall, preferebly via a digital dimmer. Here, the light
> bulbs etc. run at 220V AC.
>
> Can anybody suggest me a budget conscious way and and safe circuit
> idea to make this device B? One way could have been to mount device B
> on another MAKE controller, but that will be too expensive and perhaps
> bulky to have MAKE controllers littered wherever I need a light bulb
> controlled. I think I would need a relay on device B, but ma not sure
> how to trigeer it remotely via the xbee.