OMRON 2JCIE-BU
Environment Sensor (USB Type) Serial Data Translator node.
This node DOES NOT SUPPORT Bluetooth Communication Packets but DOES USB Serial Communication Packets.
Supported sensor values are as follows.
- Illuminance (lux)
- Temperature (degree Celsius)
- Humidity (%)
- Barometric Pressure (hPa)
- Sound Noise (dB)
- eTVOC (ppb)
- eCO2 (ppm)
- Discomfort Index (DI, Temperature-Humidity Index)
- Heat Stroke (degree Celsius)
- Spectral Intensity Value (SI Value in cm/s=kine, for small to medium scale vibration)
- Seismic Intensity Scale of Japan (for larger scale vibration like earthquake)
- Vibration Status (
None
,Vibration Detected
, orEarthquake Detected
) - Mounting Position (see below)
"Figure 20 Mounting orientation" 2JCIE-BU01 Environment Sensor (USB Type) User's Manual (A279), p.98
This node project offers nodes translating the raw packets into easy-to-use JSON objects and vice-versa.
With 2JCIE-BU out
node, you can query sensor information by sending a command message object. You can set the LED color as well with the node.
With 2JCIE-BU in
node, you can get a JSON object from a raw data packet in response to a command.
The node supports Node-RED Dashboard Chart node data format, which means you can quickly plot the device sensor data with the Chart node without any data transformation (available for numeric data).
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The bundled example flow provides the following demonstrations:
getLatestSensorData
inject node to sendgetLatestSensorData
commandgetMountingOrientation
inject node to sendgetMountingOrientation
commandgetMountingOrientation
inject node to sendgetMountingOrientation
commandset LED Color (Light Blue)
inject node to sendsetLED
command with Light Blue color numberset LED Color Rule (Temperature)
inject node to sendsetLED
command with Temperature display rule
All outputs are shown on the debug tab.
The following node is required to send/receive data packets via USB serial.
- node-red-node-serialport node
- Linux FTDI Driver (ftdi_sio.ko)
- OMRON 2JCIE-BU
- Linux
In order to use OMRON 2JCIE-BU, you might need some work as described below.
- Add Product ID and Vendor ID to the FTDI Driver
- Configure the
serial port
config node
Make sure ftdi_sio.ko
is installed on the linux box and insert OMRON 2JCIE-BU
.
Then Run the following commands in order to have the driver to detect OMRON 2JCIE-BU
as a FTDI device.
And /dev/ttyUSB[0-9]*
will be available.
$ sudo modprobe ftdi_sio
$ sudo chmod 777 /sys/bus/usb-serial/drivers/ftdi_sio/new_id
$ sudo echo 0590 00d4 > /sys/bus/usb-serial/drivers/ftdi_sio/new_id
After starting your Node-RED, configure serial port
config node.
- Choose Serial Port (typically
/dev/ttyUSB0
) - Set 115200 for Baud Rate
- Choose
after a timeout of
input-split condition (timeout mode) - Choose
binary buffers
for the delivery type - Leave default timeout to 10 sec (10000ms)
Use Manage Palette
dialog in the browser editor or run the following commands:
cd ~/.node-red
npm install @candy-line/node-red-contrib-omron-2jcie-bu
Then restart Node-RED process.
cd ~/.node-red
npm uninstall @candy-line/node-red-contrib-omron-2jcie-bu
Use Manage Palette
dialog in the browser editor or run the following commands:
cd /opt/candy-red/.node-red
sudo npm install --unsafe-perm @candy-line/node-red-contrib-omron-2jcie-bu
Then restart candy-red
service.
sudo systemctl restart candy-red
Manage Palette
dialog should work for uninstallation as well as the following commands:
cd /opt/candy-red/.node-red
sudo npm uninstall --unsafe-perm @candy-line/node-red-contrib-omron-2jcie-bu
# build
$ NODE_ENV=development npm run build
# package
$ NODE_ENV=development npm pack
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1.0.1
- Fix typo
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1.0.0
- Initial Release