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1. #Cayenne raspberry pi remote desktop web browser wont open software
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I would highly recommend buying this kit as its a good bit of fun. Have a Google and see what these represents. The particle sensor did a great job in detecting some very low levels of PM2.5 and PM10 so im happy my log burner isn’t going to kill me just yet.

After testing the Enviro+ inside in my lounge with the particle sensor I ran some experiments to see how many pollutants were coming from my log burner. Note: using a suitable waterproof housing if placing this outside. These can be combined easily using a Break out Garden Mini if you wanted to combine the BME280 and SGP30.įor the outside I fancied trying out the Enviro+ monitor and the additional particle sensor. SGP30 - Air Quality Sensor TVOC and equivalent CO2īME680 - Temperature, Pressure, Humidity, Air Quality After experimenting with a few off Pimoroni I can recommend these inside sensors: Then decide what sensors you want to make use of. Step 1 - Work out what areas of your home or office you want to monitor. Useful if you want to place a number of Raspberry Pi Zero’s with WiFi around your home.Īfter spending a good week researching Cayenne and purchasing various sensors from Pimoroni I thought you might find this useful if you wish to pursue a project of your own. The beauty of Cayenne is the very modern web interface allowing you to have widgets and multiple devices all connected under one responsive interface. Benefits can include logging and triggering to create events if for example the temperature reading exceeds a specific value indicating a possible fire.

#Cayenne raspberry pi remote desktop web browser wont open software

I am not affiliated with Cayenne but after using the software it looks a brilliant way of combining various off the shelf sensors and combining these in a fairly easy setup.

#Cayenne raspberry pi remote desktop web browser wont open free

If you don’t know of Cayenne its a free home automation software for the Raspberry Pi which looks to be very promising indeed. There doesn’t seem to be that much information easily available so thought after a few days pulling my hair out and cracking it you might find this guide to be of some use. I purchased Enviro+ and the particle sensor and wanted to see how you would go about integrating this with Cayenne.