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| - | Where to go from here, potential uses, etc. | + | The above code will provide for Particle.io several variables to look at. Now you need to do something with it. I signed up for an account on http://www.ifttt.com which allowed me to connect to my Particle.io account and see what values my Oak was sending out. Next I used those values to setup an instant message to my phone which would alert me if the "alarmstate" reaches 1. Then I setup another recipe to message my phone if the Oak Smoke Detector+ goes offline for any reason. |
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| + | Finally I setup another account on https://thingspeak.com/. I send the data from ifttt.com over to thingspeak for them to collect and track for me, which shows great graphs of my data. Here is a link to my site with all of the data that my Oak1 is sending out. http://www.intheorystudios.com/oak1/ | ||
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| + | In conclusion, I believe that the Oak Smoke Detector+ will be a great addition to your home. If you have any suggestions or additions to this project, please feel free to let me know. I'm at rick@intheorystudios.com and you can also see this project on youtube right here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uedJR77QlKg | ||
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| + | Future upgrades to this project may include the ability for multiple Oak Smoke Detectors to communicate. So if one goes off, the others will too. | ||