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• #2
That looks great! Thanks for posting up!
It's a nice idea to log via bluetooth - I think that's the first time I've seen anyone use Bluetooth that way... Have you tried to see what kind of range you get?
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• #3
Thanks for your feedback!
I've integrated the 32,768KHz quarz crystal in the code (newer version of the code). I use this for logging purpose. The reason why I'm logging via bluetooth is the easy integration and my love to the command line :-) and the bidirectional communication. You see how flexible the espruino is, because I could also log to a SDHC-card...
The signal has a range of around 10 to 15 meters, so enough for my flat.
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• #4
I think I'm missing something here...
How did you mount the sensor on the baby? (Do the latest models have mounting brackets? Being single and male - hence lacking the appropriate production facilities, I haven't been keeping up to date on baby features)
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Smile..
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• #6
Good joke :-) we've got a female model ...
The temperatur sensor is integrated in the baby's bed, so the little one can sleep peacefully. -
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Hi Stefan,
How are you able to measure the baby's temp. without having a physical connected/attached temp. sensor to the baby's body?
Sacha
Hi everyone,
as we have got a newborn, I've turned the Espruino in a intelligent temperatur sensor, which monitors the Babies temperature. If it exceeds a value of 37.5 degree Celsius, a visual and acoustic warning signal starts and helps the parents to prevent the baby from overheating.
The tutrial is in German, but on the side, a translation function is integrated:
http://blog.milsystems.de/2014/05/babythermometer-microcontroller-ueberwacht-baby-bluetooth-variante/
I hope, that this is useful for others here.
Stefan