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Hacking Eaton HomeHeartbeat Part 8: Sensors
This post documents my research into the HHB sensors, complete with pretty pictures. With the exception of the power sensor, these devices are all variations on a similar theme. They all contain the same Atmel ATMega64L MCU and Ember EM2420 … Continue reading
Hacking Eaton HomeHeartbeat Part 7: Success!
Spent a good deal of time on Saturday working with the Base Station and my collection of sensors. I’ve managed to decipher enough information from both the Serial and ZigBee side of things to come up with a workable solution … Continue reading
Message to Eaton: Help would be appreciated!
Looking over my Google Analytics pages I’m seeing a few hits each week that appear to be coming from Eaton corporate networks. Welcome! FYI, I’ve been receiving quite a few messages from people who really like their HHB hardware. Most … Continue reading
Hacking Eaton HomeHeartbeat Part 6: Autopsy
Well, the good news is that I got an entire day to dissect the HHB base station, and now have a much more thorough understanding of the inner workings of the device. The bad news is that I managed to … Continue reading
Hacking Eaton HomeHeartbeat Part 4: Why Bother?
It’s been asked. Why bother? Seriously? HomeHeartbeat was hot sh*t back in 2005, but isn’t it showing it’s age now? All valid questions. Consider this, however – let’s say, for the sake of argument, that you were just now getting … Continue reading
Hacking Eaton HomeHeartbeat Part 3: New Project!
If anyone is interested in following along, I’ve created a new project on GitHub: HomeHeartbeat on GitHub This will be a simple Python interface library.
Hacking Eaton Home Heartbeat Part 2: They’re Heeeeerrrrrreeee…
I received a box chock full o’ Eaton Home Heartbeat devices today. They are nice little devices, fairly well designed (if a bit boxy). I was up and running with a basic installation in a matter of minutes – very … Continue reading
