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moreejtParticipantI POSTED the latest code in a new thread:
moreejtParticipantit’s an older wrt54g. I’m considering flashing it with dd-wrt but until then it does not have dhcp reservation.
> ip conflicts
really? then why does the open sprinkler have static ip features? 😉
moreejtParticipant@ray wrote:
The best way to set static IP is to use the router’s DHCP reservation (or called IP reservation) feature, which binds a specific IP to the MAC address. This way, if OpenGarage reboots, or router reboots, the IP assigned to it will remain the same.
while that may be the ‘best’ way it is not an option in my router. I am assuming from your answer that the opengarage device does not have the ability to set a static IP in the web interface? Isn’t it based off the same hardware and software as the opensprinkler (which I also have)?
moreejtParticipantHi – thanks for providing these. Unfortunately, I can’t get them to work:
sudo ./opendoor.sh http://192.168.1.65 opendoor
DEBUG ON
Door is Closed Opening DoorHowever, the door doesn’t open 🙁
status.sh works correctly.
Check the DEBUG flag. I have it set to on by default. in debug mode it doesnt send the signal to the device.
moreejtParticipantHey, here is the start of some Powershell scripts to work with the Open Garage device. Read the first few lines to find options.
Enjoy!
moreejtParticipantToday I coded some bash scripts that will run on a system at my house. These scripts open/close/check status of a specified device. I’m calling from cron like this
15 9 * * * root /opt/opengarage/closedoor.sh http://192.168.0.100 opendoor
I’ll post the scripts here and probably build a powershell version. I haven’t looked at other scripts on the forum yet because I did all of this in about an hour for fun. Happy to work with others. I’d really like to modify the opengarage app I found on google play.
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