Air Conditioning Web Controlled by Arduino

    With this you can switch ON or OFF, your home's air conditioning system, checking the ambient temperature and humidity, and all this, through your phone's browser away from home.
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    ORIGINAL POST
    By MoniCris
    components
    Hardware Components
    Arduino Mega
    X 1
    Ethernet shield
    X 1
    5v(USB), 6v or 9v power plug for arduino
    X 1
    LAN ethernet cable
    X 1
    DHT22(or DHT11)
    X 1
    Infra Red (IR) LED
    X 1
    temporary: an IR receiver
    X 1
    temporary: a breadboard with three wires
    X 1
    Software Apps and online services
    Arduino IDE
    details

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    Step 1: Hardware

    1. Arduino Mega
    2. Ethernet shield
    3. 5v(USB), 6v or 9v power plug for arduino
    4. LAN ethernet cable
    5. DHT22(or DHT11) sensor for temperature/humidity
    6. Infra Red (IR) LED from a remote control or less than 1€ in electronics shop
    7. temporary: an IR receiver
    8. temporary: a breadboard with three wires

    Step 2: Getting the Codes

     

    Step 3: First Test in the Home Network

    Step 4: Setting Up Router

    For this you need to refer to your router manufacturer and open the ports that arduino can be seen from outside.
    If you have a dynamic IP, you must use a free service like noip.com or dyndns.org. With static IP, just open ports on router and use it.

    home.jpg aquaponics_small aquaponics_small aquaponic

    Step 1: Hardware

    1. Arduino Mega
    2. Ethernet shield
    3. 5v(USB), 6v or 9v power plug for arduino
    4. LAN ethernet cable
    5. DHT22(or DHT11) sensor for temperature/humidity
    6. Infra Red (IR) LED from a remote control or less than 1€ in electronics shop
    7. temporary: an IR receiver
    8. temporary: a breadboard with three wires

    Step 2: Getting the Codes

     

    Step 3: First Test in the Home Network

    Step 4: Setting Up Router

    For this you need to refer to your router manufacturer and open the ports that arduino can be seen from outside.
    If you have a dynamic IP, you must use a free service like noip.com or dyndns.org. With static IP, just open ports on router and use it.

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