LinuxMCE and EnOcean Wi-CT Wireless Power Meter ?

[valent]

Hi guys,
have no experience with EnOcean so I'm wondering it this power meter device works with LinuxMCE or there needs to be implemented before it will work.

http://www.enoceanshop.co.uk/catalog/Catalog.aspx?Part=SYNETICA_SYNETICA_EnOcean_transmitter_for_LEM_Current_transformer&NavID=000-013-2062-SYNwict2
http://www.synetica.net/pages/products/wict.html

image: http://www.enoceanshop.co.uk/catalog/img/usr/dswict-home.jpg

Any chance that this meter already works with LinuxMCE?

Cheers,
Valent.

[valent]

Does EnOcean is hard to controll via LinuxMCE or has some other issues because of which no body uses it?

[hari]

does not work yet. I'm using enocean.

br Hari

[valent]

How much work is it to make it work, ofcourse, if you know? Are there people beside Thom (who is probably too busy) who could/would write support for this enocean device? And how much money would you ask for in return?

[hari]

How much work is it to make it work, ofcourse, if you know? Are there people beside Thom (who is probably too busy) who could/would write support for this enocean device? And how much money would you ask for in return?

I can write the code to support it and I don't ask for money in return. But I need some way to get (remote) access to the device.
The nice thing with EnOcean is that it uses a very simple protocol (fully documented). So it should be quite easy to add support to the existing driver.

br Hari

[valent]

Great!

I just got some funding and will be ordering some EnOcean gear so we will be in touch. Thank you in advance Hari.

Valent.