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− | This is an article started by Russ Hensel, see "http://www.opencircuits.com/index.php?title=Russ_hensel#About My Articles" About My Articles for a bit of info. | + | This is an article started by Russ Hensel, see "http://www.opencircuits.com/index.php?title=Russ_hensel#About My Articles" About My Articles for a bit of info. The page is only partly finished |
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= Introduction/Status= | = Introduction/Status= | ||
− | '''Purpose:''' This is a Graphical User Interface Application | + | '''Purpose:''' This is a Graphical User Interface Application is to control TP-LINK HS110 Smart Plug w/Energy Monitoring (*'''[https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0178IC5ZY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 TP-LINK HS110 Smart Plug w/Energy Monitoring - - Amazon.com ]''' ) graph and otherwise process the data. The application uses the pyHS100 library code. It should work on Windows, Mac, Linux, and the Raspberry Pi. It does require at least Python 3.6 as it uses f-strings ( print( f"evaluate this{1+1}" ) |
− | '''Program Status:''' | + | '''Program Status:''' More or less alpha, seems to work, but rough. Intended for those with some Python experience who can add the files to their |
Python development environment ( no install features for this code ). Some dependencies will need to be installed, probably prompted by error messages. | Python development environment ( no install features for this code ). Some dependencies will need to be installed, probably prompted by error messages. | ||
Editing of the parameter file should be easier for those with Python experience. Users should find some useful documentation in the code, this is still | Editing of the parameter file should be easier for those with Python experience. Users should find some useful documentation in the code, this is still | ||
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'''This Page Status:''' This page is the "master" page for the project, all other pages link back here, either directly or indirectly. Pages are drafts, but worth reading if you are trying to use the program. | '''This Page Status:''' This page is the "master" page for the project, all other pages link back here, either directly or indirectly. Pages are drafts, but worth reading if you are trying to use the program. | ||
− | '''Help File:''' Including install and configuration. [[SmartPlug Help File]] | + | '''Help File:''' Including install and configuration. [[SmartPlug Help File]] |
'''More Documentation:''' See links below, and code ( '''[https://github.com/russ-hensel/smart_plug russ-hensel/Smart Plug Repository]''' ) | '''More Documentation:''' See links below, and code ( '''[https://github.com/russ-hensel/smart_plug russ-hensel/Smart Plug Repository]''' ) | ||
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= Help "file" for the Program = | = Help "file" for the Program = | ||
− | Not a file but a page on this Wiki, this includes information on Download and Install, see: | + | Not a file but a page on this Wiki, this includes information on Download and Install, see: [[SmartPlug Help File]] |
Note that the wiki pages as pdf files may be found in .\wiki_etc, but these sometimes lag the online versions. | Note that the wiki pages as pdf files may be found in .\wiki_etc, but these sometimes lag the online versions. | ||
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*[[SmartPlug Technical]] | *[[SmartPlug Technical]] | ||
*[[SmartPlug GUI Images]] | *[[SmartPlug GUI Images]] | ||
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*Click on Python SmartPlug Category below | *Click on Python SmartPlug Category below | ||
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− | + | [[Category:Python SmartPlug]] [[category:Python]] |