I have a 5 lab rooms I need to monitor and record the humidity and temperature in.
I have RFXCOM 's USB 433.92MHz receiver and currently two of Oregon Scientific's THGR810 Inside Temp-Hygro:
1. http://www.cheapertronics.com/produc...=64&item_id=23
2. http://www.digitalgiftstore.com/thgr810.html
I Homeseer 2.2.0.11 installed along with mcsTemperature 5.7.0.3.
I know nothing of xAP. I can barely spell it. I just know it is involved in getting these things to work.
Michael McSherry has been helping on this. I post this in another forum, but he said to move it here.
http://forums.homeseer.com/showthrea...ghlight=rfxcom
If it was not for his help, I would be completely sunk. He like answers my questions in a couple of hours, and I post questions all day long.
This is what he has said so far on this:
I have RFXCOM 's USB 433.92MHz receiver and currently two of Oregon Scientific's THGR810 Inside Temp-Hygro:
1. http://www.cheapertronics.com/produc...=64&item_id=23
2. http://www.digitalgiftstore.com/thgr810.html
I Homeseer 2.2.0.11 installed along with mcsTemperature 5.7.0.3.
I know nothing of xAP. I can barely spell it. I just know it is involved in getting these things to work.
Michael McSherry has been helping on this. I post this in another forum, but he said to move it here.
http://forums.homeseer.com/showthrea...ghlight=rfxcom
If it was not for his help, I would be completely sunk. He like answers my questions in a couple of hours, and I post questions all day long.
This is what he has said so far on this:
The most current version of the software for the Oregon Scientific input is at http://mcssprinklers.com/xapXap.htm
You will want to download xapmcsHub, mcsXap, xapmcsRF from there. You will also want to download the xAp Viewer from http://www.edjo.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk...iewer_main.htm to use as a debugging aid.
mcsXap is unzipped into the Homeseer 2 folder. The others can be placed anywhere, but should each have their own folder. Start xapmcsHub.exe and xapmcsRF.exe and the tray will contain icons for each. No configuration should be needed for xapmcsHub. xapmcsRF will need the settings to identify the Serial Comm Port and 48 Bit mode for the RFXCOM receiver. The Serial Comm IP Address will be blank in your case the the defaults should be fine for the others. For browser content checkboxes you only need the setup checkbox enabled initially.
When the Oregon Scientific data is recognized it will show up as a new row on the xapmcsRF browser page. If you want it to go into Homseer then give it a Location name.
mcsXap is setup from Homeseer as an IO Interface. The setup page for mcsXap should have the checkboxes for Receive BSC and Add to HS Menu.
Once both of these are setup and you have a few sensors showing in xapmcsRF have been given location names then use the BSC Query of Receiver button at the bottom of xapmcsRF to request that current status be sent for these sensors. They should then appear as new rows in the mcsXap browser. You then use the "A" column (Accept) checkbox to cause the sensor to be stored into a Homeseer Virtual device. mcsXap will assign defaults for DC, Location and Name. These can be changed if desired.
Once the virtual devices are created then add these virtual devices to the Sensor Page of mcsTemperature
For debugging xAP messages use the xAP Viewer. If will show if messages are being sent from xapmcsRF and mcsXap.
For debugging RF reception use the IO window from the xapmcsRF tray icon to see the raw RF being received
Once you have it working then add xapmcsRF.exe and xapmcsHub.exe to your Windows startup folder so they will start when the computer is started.
You will want to download xapmcsHub, mcsXap, xapmcsRF from there. You will also want to download the xAp Viewer from http://www.edjo.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk...iewer_main.htm to use as a debugging aid.
mcsXap is unzipped into the Homeseer 2 folder. The others can be placed anywhere, but should each have their own folder. Start xapmcsHub.exe and xapmcsRF.exe and the tray will contain icons for each. No configuration should be needed for xapmcsHub. xapmcsRF will need the settings to identify the Serial Comm Port and 48 Bit mode for the RFXCOM receiver. The Serial Comm IP Address will be blank in your case the the defaults should be fine for the others. For browser content checkboxes you only need the setup checkbox enabled initially.
When the Oregon Scientific data is recognized it will show up as a new row on the xapmcsRF browser page. If you want it to go into Homseer then give it a Location name.
mcsXap is setup from Homeseer as an IO Interface. The setup page for mcsXap should have the checkboxes for Receive BSC and Add to HS Menu.
Once both of these are setup and you have a few sensors showing in xapmcsRF have been given location names then use the BSC Query of Receiver button at the bottom of xapmcsRF to request that current status be sent for these sensors. They should then appear as new rows in the mcsXap browser. You then use the "A" column (Accept) checkbox to cause the sensor to be stored into a Homeseer Virtual device. mcsXap will assign defaults for DC, Location and Name. These can be changed if desired.
Once the virtual devices are created then add these virtual devices to the Sensor Page of mcsTemperature
For debugging xAP messages use the xAP Viewer. If will show if messages are being sent from xapmcsRF and mcsXap.
For debugging RF reception use the IO window from the xapmcsRF tray icon to see the raw RF being received
Once you have it working then add xapmcsRF.exe and xapmcsHub.exe to your Windows startup folder so they will start when the computer is started.
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