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Capteur de température LoRa

2017-04-17T17:44:42Z

Benni 75: /* Montage */

==Matériel==
1x Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V 8Mhz
1x Module LoRa RFM95 ( SX1276 )
1x Batterie LiPo 3,6V 150mAh
1x DS1820

==Prérequis==
N'étant pas à porté d'une gateway LoRa, ce module fonctionne en mode ABP, il utilise la [[Single Channel LoRaWAN Gateway]] précédemment crée. L'Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V utilisé ici facilite la mise en œuvre, car le module LoRa ne supporte pas les 5V d'un Arduino traditionnel.

==Montage==
Souder les fils entre le module RFM95 et l'Arduino, souder une antenne.

[[File:LoraNode.jpg|captation|250px|left]]

{|style="text-align:left;"
! RMF95
! Pro Mini
! Batterie
|-
|Dio2
|4
|
|-
|Dio1
|3
|
|-
|Dio0
|2
|
|-
|3.3V
|Vcc
|
|-
|Gnd
|Gnd
|Bat-
|-
|MISO
|12
|
|-
|MOSI
|11
|
|-
|SCK
|13
|
|-
|NSS
|5
|
|-
|RST
|6
|
|-
|
|RAW
|Bat+
|}

==Programmation==
Il n'y a actuellement pas de librairie Arduino "officielle" pour LoRaWAN, il faut utiliser l'un des nombreux fork opensource. La version utilisé ici est celle de Matthijs Kooijman. [https://github.com/matthijskooijman/arduino-lmic arduino-lmic] il faut lire la doc qui n'est pas très à jour et modifier le config.h

L'exemple fournie ttn-abp.ino, ne fonctionne plus out of the box avec une single channel gateway, il est nécessaire d'adapter la librairie ou de ne pas attendre le signal EV_TXCOMPLETE

==Discussion==
Il serait souhaitable de conserver les pins 2 et 3 de l'Arduino pour les utiliser comme source d’interruption.
Si l'on recherche une ultra faible consommation, il faut trouver un moyen d'éteindre la led connectée à la pin 13 par défaut ou déplacer le SCK du SPI.

==Liens utiles==

File:LoraNode.jpg

2017-04-17T17:43:57Z

Benni 75:

Capteur de température LoRa

2017-04-17T17:43:20Z

Benni 75:

==Matériel==
1x Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V 8Mhz
1x Module LoRa RFM95 ( SX1276 )
1x Batterie LiPo 3,6V 150mAh
1x DS1820

==Prérequis==
N'étant pas à porté d'une gateway LoRa, ce module fonctionne en mode ABP, il utilise la [[Single Channel LoRaWAN Gateway]] précédemment crée. L'Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V utilisé ici facilite la mise en œuvre, car le module LoRa ne supporte pas les 5V d'un Arduino traditionnel.

==Montage==
Souder les fils entre le module RFM95 et l'Arduino, souder une antenne.

[[File:LoraNode.jpg|captation|250px|right]]

{|style="text-align:left;"
! RMF95
! Pro Mini
! Batterie
|-
|Dio2
|4
|
|-
|Dio1
|3
|
|-
|Dio0
|2
|
|-
|3.3V
|Vcc
|
|-
|Gnd
|Gnd
|Bat-
|-
|MISO
|12
|
|-
|MOSI
|11
|
|-
|SCK
|13
|
|-
|NSS
|5
|
|-
|RST
|6
|
|-
|
|RAW
|Bat+
|}

==Programmation==
Il n'y a actuellement pas de librairie Arduino "officielle" pour LoRaWAN, il faut utiliser l'un des nombreux fork opensource. La version utilisé ici est celle de Matthijs Kooijman. [https://github.com/matthijskooijman/arduino-lmic arduino-lmic] il faut lire la doc qui n'est pas très à jour et modifier le config.h

L'exemple fournie ttn-abp.ino, ne fonctionne plus out of the box avec une single channel gateway, il est nécessaire d'adapter la librairie ou de ne pas attendre le signal EV_TXCOMPLETE

==Discussion==
Il serait souhaitable de conserver les pins 2 et 3 de l'Arduino pour les utiliser comme source d’interruption.
Si l'on recherche une ultra faible consommation, il faut trouver un moyen d'éteindre la led connectée à la pin 13 par défaut ou déplacer le SCK du SPI.

==Liens utiles==

Capteur de température LoRa

2017-04-17T17:29:27Z

Benni 75: /* Programmation */

==Matériel==
1x Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V 8Mhz
1x Module LoRa RFM95 ( SX1276 )
1x Batterie LiPo 3,6V 50mAh
1x DS1820

==Prérequis==
N'étant pas à porté d'une gateway LoRa, ce module fonctionne en mode ABP, il utilise la [[Single Channel LoRaWAN Gateway]] précédemment crée. L'Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V utilisé ici facilite la mise en œuvre, car le module LoRa ne supporte pas les 5V d'un Arduino traditionnel.

==Montage==
Souder

{|
! style="text-align:left;"| RMF95
! Pro Mini
|-
|Dio2
|4
|-
|Dio1
|3
|-
|Dio0
|2
|-
|3.3V
|Vcc
|-
|Gnd
|Gnd
|-
|MISO
|12
|-
|MOSI
|11
|-
|SCK
|13
|-
|NSS
|5
|-
|RST
|6
|}

==Programmation==
Il n'y a actuellement pas de librairie Arduino "officielle" pour LoRaWAN, il faut utiliser l'un des nombreux fork opensource. La version utilisé ici est celle de Matthijs Kooijman. [https://github.com/matthijskooijman/arduino-lmic arduino-lmic] il faut lire la doc qui n'est pas très à jour et modifier le config.h

L'exemple fournie ttn-abp.ino, ne fonctionne plus out of the box avec une single channel gateway, il est nécessaire d'adapter la librairie ou de ne pas attendre le signal EV_TXCOMPLETE

==Discussion==
Il serait souhaitable de conserver les pins 2 et 3 de l'Arduino pour les utiliser comme source d’interruption.
Si l'on recherche une ultra faible consommation, il faut trouver un moyen d'éteindre la led connectée à la pin 13 par défaut ou déplacer le SCK du SPI.

==Liens utiles==

Capteur de température LoRa

2017-04-17T17:12:43Z

Benni 75: /* Montage */

Capteur de température LoRa

2017-04-17T16:33:49Z

Benni 75: Created page with " ==Matériel== 1x Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V 8Mhz 1x Module LoRa RFM95 ( SX1276 ) 1x Batterie LiPo 3,6V 50mAh 1x DS1820 ==Prérequis== N'étant pas à porté d'une gateway LoRa,..."

Lora

2017-04-17T16:22:02Z

Benni 75: /* Goal */

[[Category:Ongoing_Projects]]
[[Category:IOT]]
== Description ==
* Créer un tuto pour mettre en œuvre le réseau LoraWan

== Goal ==
* Créer une passerelle IoT - Internet
** [[Single Channel LoRaWAN Gateway]]
* Créer un objet connecté
** [[Capteur de température LoRa]]
* Traiter, archiver, présenter les données
** [[Node-Red_ttn]]
** [[InfluxDB_ttn]]
** [[Grafana_ttn]]
* Réaliser un dialogue entre deux objets

== Obstacles ==
Beaucoup de documentation sont rédiger en anglais

== Component ==
* Feather32u4 RFM95W LoRa Radio 900MHz http://adafru.it/3078

== Participants ==
* [[User:Maurice809]] (Leader)

Single Channel LoRaWAN Gateway

2017-04-17T15:54:58Z

Benni 75: /* Montage */

La création d'une passerelle Single Channel Gateway, permet de se familiarisé avec le projet [https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/ [TTN]] et LoraWAN, elle nécessite une simple Rpi et un module LoRa, ce qui représente un investissement de de l'ordre de 60Frs et 2h de travail.

Ce type de passerelle n'est plus conseillée de nos jours, car elle ne respecte pas le standard LoRaWAN. Elle ne support pas le Downlink, vous ne pourrez donc pas utilisez vos nœud en mode OTAA et ADR, seul le mode ABP sera utilisable.

==Matériel==
* 1x Rpi avec accès à Internet, ici une Rpi 3 Modèle B
* 1x Module LoRa, ici un RFM95 ( SX1276 )
* 4x Câbles Dupont

==Prérequis==
Avoir un compte sur TTN

==Montage==
Couper des câbles Dupont en deux, soudez et branché sellons le brochage suivant:

3.3V - 3.3V (header pin #1) GND - GND (pin #6) MISO - MISO (pin #21) MOSI - MOSI (pin #19) SCK - CLK (pin #23) NSS - GPIO6 (pin #22) DIO0 - GPIO7 (pin #7) RST - GPIO0 (pin #11)

[[File:MontageFinalSCG.jpg|300px]]

==Configuration==
Il suffit de cloner le dépôt ou un de ses nombreux forks, configurer le main.cpp, compiler et lancer.

Cloner
$ mkdir LoRa && cd $_
$ git clone https://github.com/tftelkamp/single_chan_pkt_fwd.git

Configurer
$ cd single_chan_pkt_fwd
$ vim main.cpp

Ajuster les paramètres suivants:
* Spreading factor -> SF7
* freq -> 868100000 l'un des 3 canaux officiel TTN
* location ( lat, lon, alt )
* status fields
* SERVER -> 40.114.249.243 router.eu.thethings.network

Compiler
$ make

Lancer
$ ./single_chan_pkt_fwd

==Liens utiles==
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ya-QlEaonLU #124 Cheap LoRa Gateway: How to Build with one with Raspberry Pi and Dragino ] Andreas Spiess

File:MontageFinalSCG.jpg

2017-04-17T15:52:52Z

Benni 75: LoRa Single Channel Gateway packet forwarder

LoRa Single Channel Gateway packet forwarder

Single Channel LoRaWAN Gateway

2017-04-17T15:26:09Z

Benni 75:

La création d'une passerelle Single Channel Gateway, permet de se familiarisé avec le projet [https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/ [TTN]] et LoraWAN, elle nécessite une simple Rpi et un module LoRa, ce qui représente un investissement de de l'ordre de 60Frs et 2h de travail.

Ce type de passerelle n'est plus conseillée de nos jours, car elle ne respecte pas le standard LoRaWAN. Elle ne support pas le Downlink, vous ne pourrez donc pas utilisez vos nœud en mode OTAA et ADR, seul le mode ABP sera utilisable.

==Matériel==
* 1x Rpi avec accès à Internet, ici une Rpi 3 Modèle B
* 1x Module LoRa, ici un RFM95 ( SX1276 )
* 4x Câbles Dupont

==Prérequis==
Avoir un compte sur TTN

==Montage==
Couper des câbles Dupont en deux, soudez et branché sellons le brochage suivant:

3.3V - 3.3V (header pin #1) GND - GND (pin #6) MISO - MISO (pin #21) MOSI - MOSI (pin #19) SCK - CLK (pin #23) NSS - GPIO6 (pin #22) DIO0 - GPIO7 (pin #7) RST - GPIO0 (pin #11)

[[File:MontageFinalSCG.jpg]]

==Configuration==
Il suffit de cloner le dépôt ou un de ses nombreux forks, configurer le main.cpp, compiler et lancer.

Cloner
$ mkdir LoRa && cd $_
$ git clone https://github.com/tftelkamp/single_chan_pkt_fwd.git

Configurer
$ cd single_chan_pkt_fwd
$ vim main.cpp

Ajuster les paramètres suivants:
* Spreading factor -> SF7
* freq -> 868100000 l'un des 3 canaux officiel TTN
* location ( lat, lon, alt )
* status fields
* SERVER -> 40.114.249.243 router.eu.thethings.network

Compiler
$ make

Lancer
$ ./single_chan_pkt_fwd

==Liens utiles==
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ya-QlEaonLU #124 Cheap LoRa Gateway: How to Build with one with Raspberry Pi and Dragino ] Andreas Spiess

Single Channel LoRaWAN Gateway

2017-04-17T15:19:27Z

Benni 75: Created page with " La création d'une passerelle Single Channel Gateway, permet de se familiarisé avec le projet [https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/ [TTN]] et LoraWAN, elle nécessite une simp..."

La création d'une passerelle Single Channel Gateway, permet de se familiarisé avec le projet [https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/ [TTN]] et LoraWAN, elle nécessite une simple Rpi et un module LoRa, ce qui représente un investissement de de l'ordre de 60Frs et 2h de travail.

Ce type de passerelle n'est de nos jours plus conseillée, elle ne respecte pas le standard LoRaWAN. Elle ne support pas le Downlink, vous ne pourrez donc pas utilisez vos noeud en mode OTAA et ADR, seul le mode ABP fonctionnera.

==Matériel==
* 1x Rpi avec accès à Internet, ici une Rpi 3 Modèle B
* 1x Module LoRa, ici un RFM95 ( SX1276 )
* 4x Câbles Dupont

==Prérequis==
Avoir un compte sur TTN

==Montage==
Couper des câbles Dupont en deux, soudez et branché sellons le brochage suivant:

3.3V - 3.3V (header pin #1) GND - GND (pin #6) MISO - MISO (pin #21) MOSI - MOSI (pin #19) SCK - CLK (pin #23) NSS - GPIO6 (pin #22) DIO0 - GPIO7 (pin #7) RST - GPIO0 (pin #11)

[[File:MontageFinalSCG.jpg]]

==Configuration==
Il suffit de cloner le dépôt ou un de ses nombreux forks, configurer le main.cpp, compiler et lancer.

Cloner
$ mkdir LoRa && cd $_
$ git clone https://github.com/tftelkamp/single_chan_pkt_fwd.git

Configurer
$ cd single_chan_pkt_fwd
$ vim main.cpp

Ajuster les paramètres suivants:
* Spreading factor -> SF7
* freq -> 868100000 l'un des 3 canaux officiel TTN
* location ( lat, lon, alt )
* status fields
* SERVER -> 40.114.249.243 router.eu.thethings.network

Compiler
$ make

Lancer
$ ./single_chan_pkt_fwd

==Liens utiles==

Lora

2017-04-17T14:39:44Z

Benni 75:

[[Category:Ongoing_Projects]]
[[Category:IOT]]
== Description ==
* Créer un tuto pour mettre en œuvre le réseau LoraWan

== Goal ==
* Créer une passerelle IoT - Internet [[Single Channel LoRaWAN Gateway]]
* Réaliser un dialogue entre deux objets

== Obstacles ==
Beaucoup de documentation sont rédiger en anglais

== Component ==
* Feather32u4 RFM95W LoRa Radio 900MHz http://adafru.it/3078

== Participants ==
* [[User:Maurice809]] (Leader)

Lora

2017-04-17T14:36:30Z

Benni 75:

[[Category:Ongoing_Projects]]
[[Category:IOT]]
== Description ==
* Créer un tuto pour mettre en œuvre le réseau LoraWan

== Goal ==
* Créer une passerelle IoT - Internet
* Réaliser un dialogue entre deux objets

== Obstacles ==
Beaucoup de documentation sont rédiger en anglais

== Component ==
* Feather32u4 RFM95W LoRa Radio 900MHz http://adafru.it/3078

== Participants ==
* [[User:Maurice809]] (Leader)

Serial converter

2017-02-05T21:13:06Z

Benni 75:

[[Category:IOT]]

Le gadget est un adaptateur 6 en 1 fort pratique pour les bricoleurs qui aiment se frotter aux interfaces série.

Ce produit chinois tient ses promesses pour autant qu’on garde cette documentation sous le coude et que l'on dispose de quelques câbles pour Dupont pour BreadBoard M-F et F-F

[[File:multifunction-serial-converter01.png]] [[File:multifunction-serial-converter02.png]]

Démonstration par l’exemple :

==Sitôt branché sitôt reconnu==

[ 4518.307084] usbcore: registered new interface driver cp210x
[ 4518.307092] usbserial: USB Serial support registered for cp210x
[ 4518.307111] cp210x 2-1.1:1.0: cp210x converter detected
[ 4518.307168] usb 2-1.1: cp210x converter now attached to ttyUSB0

==USB to TL===
Ici à l’œuvre avec un vieux Seeduino Stalker V1.x

* 1='''ON'''
* 2='''OFF'''
*SW='''UP'''

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|+ Connections
|-
! Stalker
!      
! USB adapter
|-
| USB5V
|   ↔  
| +5V
|-
| RXD 
|   ↔  
| TXD 
|-
| TXD 
|   ↔  
| RXD 
|-
| GND
|   ↔  
| GND
|-
| DTR
|   ↔  
| DTR
|}

File:Multifunction-serial-converter02.png

2017-02-05T20:56:33Z

Benni 75: Benni 75 uploaded a new version of File:Multifunction-serial-converter02.png

File:Multifunction-serial-converter02.png

2017-02-05T20:55:26Z

Benni 75:

File:Multifunction-serial-converter01.png

2017-02-05T20:54:50Z

Benni 75:

Serial converter

2017-02-05T20:54:27Z

Benni 75: Created page with "Category:IOT Le gadget est un adaptateur 6 en 1 fort pratique pour les bricoleurs qui aiment se frotter aux interfaces série. Ce produit chinois tient ses promesses po..."

Installons le bon kernel

2017-02-05T18:16:54Z

Benni 75: typo

* Je suis passé du noyau 2.4.4-34V7 au noyau 2.7.10 pour pouvoir utiliser la carte et gérer convenablement le 802.15.4 sur un RPi3.

<nowiki>
sudo apt-get install git libncurses5-dev bc
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get reboot
</nowiki>
Une fois cela fait, nous avons un système à jour avec le dernier kernel installé.

<nowiki>
uname -a
Linux raspberrypi 4.4.34-v7+ #930 SMP Wed Nov 23 15:20:41 GMT 2016 armv7l GNU/Linux
</nowiki>

Allons chercher de quoi construire un nouveau kernel.

<nowiki>
sudo mkdir -p /opt/src/rpi_wpan
sudo chown -R pi: /opt/src
cd /opt/src/rpi_wpan
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux.git \
--branch rpi-4.7.y --single-branch linux-rpi3
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware.git \
--branch next --single-branch firmware
cd linux-rpi3
make bcm2709_defconfig
make menuconfig
make kernelversion
4.7.10
menuconfig
Device Drivers
--> Network device support
--> IEEE 802.15.4 drivers

Networking support
--> Networking Options
--> IEEE Std 802.15.4 Low-Rate Wireless Personal Area
Networks support

make zImage modules dtbs -j4

</nowiki>
Quelques 2 heures après....

<nowiki>
sudo make modules_install dtbs_install
</nowiki>

Après un reboot...

<nowiki>
uname -a
Linux raspberrypi 4.7.10-v7+ #1 SMP Mon Dec 12 15:21:31 CET 2016 armv7l GNU/Linux
</nowiki>
Maintenant que nous avons un nouveau noyau évitons qu'il soit écrasé par une mise à jour.

<nowiki>
sudo apt-mark hold raspberrypi-kernel
sudo apt-mark hold raspberrypi-bootloader
</nowiki>

OpenData

2016-03-02T22:35:53Z

Benni 75:

__NOTOC__
* Open data resource
== Gourvernance ==
* https://opendata.swiss/en/ Swiss Gov
* http://www.data.gov/ US Gov
* http://www.data.gouv.fr/ French Gov
* Russian Gov
** http://data.gov.ru/opendata
** http://api.duma.gov.ru/ Parliament
** http://mvd.ru/opendata/
* http://www.socrata.com/resources/
* http://www.census.gov/

=== Local ===
* https://data.sfgov.org/ San Francisco
* Russia
** http://data.gov.spb.ru/ (St. Petersburg)
** http://data.mos.ru/ (Moscow)
** http://data.ulgov.ru/ (Ulyanovsk Region)
** http://opendata71.ru/ (Tula Region)
** http://opendata.permkrai.ru/opendata/ (Perm Region)
** http://krd.ru/opendata/ (Krasnodar region)

== Transport ==
* http://www.tpg.ch/web/open-data/ Geneva public transportation
* http://transport.opendata.ch/ Independant swiss transport data
* http://prix-carburants.gouv.fr/rubrique/opendata/ French fuel price

== Environment ==
* http://www.wunderground.com/weather/api/

== Social ==
* TODO

== Other ==
* http://data.unhcr.org/wiki/index.php/API_Documentation
* http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog
* http://opendata.cern.ch/
* http://data.nasa.gov/
* https://market.mashape.com/explore
* https://api-developer.swisscom.com

== Hackathon ==
* http://fr.opendata.ch/dates/
* http://www.hackathon.spb.ru/

OpenData

2016-03-02T22:17:55Z

Benni 75:

__NOTOC__
* Open data resource
== Gourvernance ==
* https://opendata.swiss/en/ Swiss Gov
* http://www.data.gov/ US Gov
* http://www.data.gouv.fr/ French Gov
* Russian Gov
** http://data.gov.ru/opendata
** http://api.duma.gov.ru/ Parliament
** http://mvd.ru/opendata/
* http://www.socrata.com/resources/
* http://www.census.gov/

=== Local ===
* https://data.sfgov.org/ San Francisco
* Russia
** http://data.gov.spb.ru/ (St. Petersburg)
** http://data.mos.ru/ (Moscow)
** http://data.ulgov.ru/ (Ulyanovsk Region)
** http://opendata71.ru/ (Tula Region)
** http://opendata.permkrai.ru/opendata/ (Perm Region)
** http://krd.ru/opendata/ (Krasnodar region)

== Transport ==
* http://www.tpg.ch/web/open-data/ Geneva public transportation
* http://transport.opendata.ch/ Independant swiss transport data
* http://prix-carburants.gouv.fr/rubrique/opendata/ French fuel price

== Environment ==
* http://www.wunderground.com/weather/api/

== Social ==
* TODO

== Other ==
* http://data.unhcr.org/wiki/index.php/API_Documentation
* http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog
* http://opendata.cern.ch/
* http://data.nasa.gov/
* https://market.mashape.com/explore

== Hackathon ==
* http://fr.opendata.ch/dates/
* http://www.hackathon.spb.ru/

OpenData

2016-03-02T22:13:34Z

Benni 75: new swiss Gov portal

__NOTOC__
* Open data resource
== Gourvernance ==
* https://opendata.swiss/en/ Swiss Gov
* http://www.data.gov/ US Gov
* http://www.data.gouv.fr/ French Gov
* Russian Gov
** http://data.gov.ru/opendata
** http://api.duma.gov.ru/ Parliament
** http://mvd.ru/opendata/
* http://www.socrata.com/resources/
* http://www.census.gov/

=== Local ===
* https://data.sfgov.org/ San Francisco
* Russia
** http://data.gov.spb.ru/ (St. Petersburg)
** http://data.mos.ru/ (Moscow)
** http://data.ulgov.ru/ (Ulyanovsk Region)
** http://opendata71.ru/ (Tula Region)
** http://opendata.permkrai.ru/opendata/ (Perm Region)
** http://krd.ru/opendata/ (Krasnodar region)

== Transport ==
* http://www.tpg.ch/web/open-data/ Geneva public transportation
* http://transport.opendata.ch/ Independant swiss transport data
* http://prix-carburants.gouv.fr/rubrique/opendata/ French fuel price

== Environment ==
* http://www.wunderground.com/weather/api/

== Social ==
* TODO

== Other ==
* http://data.unhcr.org/wiki/index.php/API_Documentation
* http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog
* http://opendata.cern.ch/
* http://data.nasa.gov/

== Hackathon ==
* http://fr.opendata.ch/dates/
* http://www.hackathon.spb.ru/

IOT Hackathon

2015-11-25T08:04:08Z

Benni 75: add potential sponsors to contact

[[File:IoT-Weekend-Hackathon-lowres.png|500px]]

We are still looking for the best date, please [https://framadate.org/A7HGbcop4d9h1axc tell us which ones suit you best].

If you know of any '''sponsors''' or '''partners''' who may be interested in helping us out, please contact sasha (at) fixme (dot) ch.

== Description ==

This winter, come join us at FIXME for a fun weekend full of hacking and exploring everything that is IoT. It seems that the Internet of Things is the latest new buzzword that's exploding in the mainstream media. However, as hackers, we've already been tinkering for a number of years with connected devices, LEDs, sensors, wireless modules, and "big data". We are at the forefront of many new technologies, and we have the power to decide how the future will look like. Come join fellow hackers from the local community for a wonderful weekend hackathon focusing on playing with everything from laser cutters to temperature sensors, Bluetooth modules and Raspberry Pi's. Build a wireless blinking light or build a connected rocket ship - there are no restrictions on where your imagination can take you!

=== Details ===
'''Dates:''' unconfirmed, [https://framadate.org/A7HGbcop4d9h1axc see here]

'''Location:''' FIXME Hackerspace, Ch. de Closel 5, Renens

'''Price:''' still unset, we are trying to make this event free for everyone, but it depends on our sponsors

'''Food:''' status unknown

== Schedule ==
The schedule is still being planned and not final.

=== Saturday ===
'''13:00''' - Doors open and registration begins

'''14:00''' - Introduction to event

'''14:15''' - Keynote talk

'''15:00''' - Second talk

'''15:45''' - Hackathon overview

'''16:00''' - Hackathon starts!

'''19:00''' - Dinner

=== Sunday ===
'''08:00''' - Breakfast

'''09:00''' - Talk 1

'''10:00''' - Talk 2

'''11:00''' - Talk 3

'''12:00''' - Lunch

'''16:00''' - Hackathon end, submission deadline

'''16-17''' - Judges will evaluate the projects

'''17:00''' - Award and closing ceremony

'''18:00''' - End of event

== Organisation ==
=== Deadlines ===
'''1st December''' - Settle on a date

=== Participants ===
[[User: Sasha]] - event coordinator

=== Speakers ===

=== Sponsors ===
Potential sponsors to contact:
* Zigobot
* Intel
* Microsoft
* Swisscom
* IBM
* Digi, SierraWireless, Sigfox request for loan modules
* LoRa, Ask me, I have a contact at Semtech SaRl Neuchatel, but I do not know if the LoRa technology is already available at Lausanne
* Adeunis-rf, ask me too
* ''Your suggestions here''

== Resources ==
=== Media ===
PDF poster: [[File:IoT Poster.pdf]]

Background graphic highres: [[media:IoT-Weekend-Hackathon-highres.png]] lowres: [[media:IoT-Weekend-Hackathon-lowres.png]]

'''Originals'''

Master PSD of poster: [[File:IoT Poster.psd]]

Original background graphic: [[File:IoT background.psd]]

=== Links ===
Holidays in Vaud [http://www.vd.ch/themes/formation/jours-feries-et-vacances-scolaires/2015/ 2015] and [http://www.vd.ch/themes/formation/jours-feries-et-vacances-scolaires/2016/ 2016]

[https://hackathon.guide/ Hackathon guide]

[http://www.hackzurich.com/ HackZurich] - Europe's biggest and best organised hackathon

== See also ==
Here are some previous events that FIXME organised or participated in:

[[Mitch Altman soldering workshop]]

[[ElectroJam1|ElectroJam]]

[[Leman make]]

[[Cryptoparty2|Cryptoparty]]

[[5th Anniversary]]

Movies

2015-08-08T20:36:10Z

Benni 75: /* Reportages */

Voici une liste des films ou des reportages en rapport avec l'informatique, les hackerspaces, les Geek.

== Films ==
* [http://mgnet.me/EsRm 2001: A Space Odyssey ''2001:l'odyssée de l'espace'' (1968)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062622/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsRk Tron (1982)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084827/
* [http://mgnet.me/AQx0 Blade Runner (1982)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083658/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsRD War Games (1983)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086567/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsTE La belle et l'ordinateur (1984)] - http://french.imdb.com/title/tt0087197/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsRF Short Circuit (1986)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091949/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsT9 Sneakers (1992)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0105435/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsRG Hackers (1995)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113243/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsRi The Net (1995)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113957/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsRj Pi (1998)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0138704/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsTB 23 (1998)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0126765/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsTC Run Lola Run (1998)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0130827/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsRn Pirates of Silicon Valley ''Les Pirates de la Silicon Valley'' (1999)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0168122/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsTH The Matrix (1999)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0133093/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsT0 eXistenZ (1999)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120907/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsRl Takedown ''Cybertr@que'' (2000)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0159784/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsRE Antitrust (2001)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0218817/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsTA Avalon (2001)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0267287/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsTD The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0371724/
* [http://mgnet.me/EsTF Die Hard 4.0 (2007)] - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0337978/

== Animés ==
* Ghost In The Shell (1995) - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113568/
* Akira (1988) - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094625/
* A Scanner Darkly (2006) - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0405296/

== Reportages ==
* Citizenfour - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4044364/ imdb] - En 2013, Edward Snowden révèle des documents secret-défense en provenance de la NSA
* The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZBe1VFy0gc YouTube] - Documentaire réalisé par Brian Knappenberger en 2014
* Cyber Guérilla - Hackers, pirates et guerres secrètes - http://winsa.free.fr/wordpress/?p=737
* Les guerriers du WEB - http://www.zonexbe.com/news-web/121-docu-les-guerriers-du-web
* Pir@tage sur FR4 (2011) - http://www.stream-tv.fr/reportage-tv/pirate-hacker-reportage/
* FabLabs, imprimantes 3D et DIY (FR5): [http://blog.france5.fr/le-vinvinteur/2013/01/12/dossier-fablabs-imprimantes-3d-diy/ teaser] [http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xwpidw_le-vinvinteur-n-11-fablabs-nouvelle-revolution-industrielle_creation video]
* les dieux de l'informatique (strip tease) [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__aTZ9Ld0x4/ YouTube]
* [http://mgnet.me/EPyl Une contre-histoire de l'Internet (2013)]: http://lesinternets.arte.tv/ [http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmfiCnVD2LL5tqAlXI73hfA6akRM6B-jj Videos in CC-BY-SA]
* Qu'est ce qu'Internet (SciencePo): http://www.libertesnumeriques.net/evenements/bayart-internet-sciencespo

== Émission de TV ==
* TSR - NOUVO - http://www.nouvo.ch/

== Podcasts ==
* La Grotte Du Barbu http://www.lagrottedubarbu.com/ DIY
* MAKE http://blog.makezine.com/podcast/

== Sort ==
One liner to sort the movies, if you have all the movies in a 'movies' file

python -c "import re;print(''.join(sorted(open('movies').readlines(), key=lambda s: int(re.search('$(\d{4})$', s).group(1)))))"

yep, that's ugly.

Or you can use [http://filebot.net Filebot] on any OS to sort and rename movies by scraping movie/series websites

== See also ==
* [[podcasts]]

Raspberry Pi Weekend

2015-06-04T21:15:45Z

Benni 75: /* Event ideas */

[[Category:Workshops]]
[https://eventbrite.com/event/16884849038 The Raspberry Pi weekend will be held on the '''13-14th of June'''! Sign up here!]

2 day event at FIXME, focused on exploring and playing with the Raspberry Pi. The idea is to organise a big RPi event with lots of talks, workshops, and projects for everyone, especially the public.

The events will be held in two places, the goal is to hold two talks/workshops at the same time. It still needs to be decided where these two places will be. Carmelo has given approval to accommodate 50-100 people.

== Event ideas ==
* Introduction to RPi
* Downloading and setting up NOOBS
* RPi history
* Introduction to GPIO
* Advanced GPIO
* Command line basics
* Introduction to scripting
* Python basics
* Introduction to programming with scratch
* 3D printing RPi cases
* Laser cutting RPi cases
* Connecting LCD to RPI
* Connecting camera to RPi
* Connecting WiFi to RPi
* Analog input/output on RPi
* Build Your Own PBX with our RPi
* Project: LED controller
* Project: weather station
* Project: TL bus display
* Project: something else that is cool
* Project: [https://info-beamer.com/pi infobeamer]

More ideas on [http://www.pihunt.co/toplist Pihunt]

== Participants ==
Rough interest expressed for participation during weekend:

* '''Francois''' - playing with the RPi camera, possibly streaming if he can figure it out
* '''Martin''' - introduction to gstreamer on RPi
* '''Simon & Laura''' (fragment.in) - something with occulus rift? their friend made a turtle tweeting pi
* '''Max''' - xbmc media center set up, maybe something else
* '''Oscar''' - bring 10~20 old laptops for event that were previously used at his office
* '''Pierre''' - creating your own NXT coin/FixmeCoin
* '''Sasha''' - filling in parts that no one else is willing to do

== Components ==
* Screens
** [http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Free-shipping-LCD-module-Pi-TFT-2-8-inch-320-240-Touchscreen-Display-Module-TFT-for/1362008_1969913024.html 2.8" Touchscreen module for RPi (17.40 $)] - same as Adafruit one
** [http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/7-inch-Raspberry-Pi-IPS-LCD-With-HDMI-VGA-AV-Screen-Display-Module-For-Pcduino-Banana/403088_32241358353.html 7" Screen for RPi (21.60 $)]
** [http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/LCD-module-TFT-3-6-inch-for-Version-Raspberry-Pi-Project-Board-Model-B/1185416_32247238464.html 3.6" Screen for RPi (7.65 $)]
* DB18B20 sensors
* Plexiglass for laser cut cases
* SD cards
* RPi cameras
* WiFi USB adapters
* LED strips
* BUZ11 for LEDs and other peripherals
* Breadboards
* Jumper cables

== Organisation ==
Need to organise talks, components, sponsoring, food, and other important things.

=== Schedule ===
Talks will be held in two tracks, with one track being held in the univercité meeting space, and another one being held in fixme (? - this still needs to be defined). There will also be a supervised hacking area in the workshop, where people can use soldering irons, play with breadboards and jumper cables, or hack away at something. The lounge area outside of fixme will serve as a buffer zone with food and drinks, potentially some things on sale (needs to be clarified).

Some people have already volunteered to give talks (see [[#Participants]]), please do not hesitate to add yourself to the list. Talks should be up to 30-60 minutes long, or up to 120 minutes long if it's a workshop. Taking into account a ~10 minute break between talks + 1h lunch break, there should be 15~25 talks and workshops throughout the weekend. From saturday evening through to whenever the last person leaves, there will be a '''RPi hackathon'''.

=== Sponsoring ===
Find sponsoring for food and drinks. Look to see if there are any entities willing to lend keyboards + mice + displays for just the event. Possibly also find sponsoring so that we can offer various Raspberry Pi things to people who are interested.

* [https://www.orange.ch/en/common/about-orange/contact/sponsoring-request/ Orange] - sent on 11/04, waiting for response - although they normally sponsor only music and cinema events
* [http://www.lausanne.ch/thematiques/services-industriels/les-sil/sponsoring/extrasArea/00/links/0/linkBinary/Charte%20Sponsoring%20et%20Soutien.pdf SIL] - to send on 11/04
=== Components ===
Create a budget for purchasing components (see [[#Components]]), which will include 20-50 Raspberry Pi's (<2000 chf with shipping + taxes), various modules/sensors/etc for the Pi's, and a selection of jumper cables, breadboards, and other miscellaneous useful accessories. We will also need to find a bunch of displays (and dvi-hdmi adapters, possibly vga-hdmi too), mice, keyboards, network cables, and other things needed during setup.

=== Marketing ===
Print flyers at ECAL/IRL/Ville de lausanne. Get a giant [http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/163/8/9/3d_roll_up_banner___pull_up_stand_by_devgrafizone-d53aw24.jpg roll up poster] that could eventually be re-used for other fixme events - this costs ~40€.

== Schedule ==
* '''June 13/14''': confirmed date

== Resources ==
It would be nice to have some more RPi's that we can give to the public with a caution, as well as a wide selection of RPi sensors. We will also need to make sure to place this event in all of the calendars that univercite and hackuarium use to avoid confusion.

Raspberry Pi Weekend

2015-06-04T21:15:10Z

Benni 75: Undo revision 6805 by Benni 75 (talk)

[[Category:Workshops]]
[https://eventbrite.com/event/16884849038 The Raspberry Pi weekend will be held on the '''13-14th of June'''! Sign up here!]

2 day event at FIXME, focused on exploring and playing with the Raspberry Pi. The idea is to organise a big RPi event with lots of talks, workshops, and projects for everyone, especially the public.

The events will be held in two places, the goal is to hold two talks/workshops at the same time. It still needs to be decided where these two places will be. Carmelo has given approval to accommodate 50-100 people.

== Event ideas ==
* Introduction to RPi
* Downloading and setting up NOOBS
* RPi history
* Introduction to GPIO
* Advanced GPIO
* Command line basics
* Introduction to scripting
* Python basics
* Introduction to programming with scratch
* 3D printing RPi cases
* Laser cutting RPi cases
* Connecting LCD to RPI
* Connecting camera to RPi
* Connecting WiFi to RPi
* Analog input/output on RPi
* Project: LED controller
* Project: weather station
* Project: TL bus display
* Project: something else that is cool
* Project: [https://info-beamer.com/pi infobeamer]

More ideas on [http://www.pihunt.co/toplist Pihunt]

== Participants ==
Rough interest expressed for participation during weekend:

* '''Francois''' - playing with the RPi camera, possibly streaming if he can figure it out
* '''Martin''' - introduction to gstreamer on RPi
* '''Simon & Laura''' (fragment.in) - something with occulus rift? their friend made a turtle tweeting pi
* '''Max''' - xbmc media center set up, maybe something else
* '''Oscar''' - bring 10~20 old laptops for event that were previously used at his office
* '''Pierre''' - creating your own NXT coin/FixmeCoin
* '''Sasha''' - filling in parts that no one else is willing to do

== Components ==
* Screens
** [http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Free-shipping-LCD-module-Pi-TFT-2-8-inch-320-240-Touchscreen-Display-Module-TFT-for/1362008_1969913024.html 2.8" Touchscreen module for RPi (17.40 $)] - same as Adafruit one
** [http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/7-inch-Raspberry-Pi-IPS-LCD-With-HDMI-VGA-AV-Screen-Display-Module-For-Pcduino-Banana/403088_32241358353.html 7" Screen for RPi (21.60 $)]
** [http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/LCD-module-TFT-3-6-inch-for-Version-Raspberry-Pi-Project-Board-Model-B/1185416_32247238464.html 3.6" Screen for RPi (7.65 $)]
* DB18B20 sensors
* Plexiglass for laser cut cases
* SD cards
* RPi cameras
* WiFi USB adapters
* LED strips
* BUZ11 for LEDs and other peripherals
* Breadboards
* Jumper cables

== Organisation ==
Need to organise talks, components, sponsoring, food, and other important things.

=== Schedule ===
Talks will be held in two tracks, with one track being held in the univercité meeting space, and another one being held in fixme (? - this still needs to be defined). There will also be a supervised hacking area in the workshop, where people can use soldering irons, play with breadboards and jumper cables, or hack away at something. The lounge area outside of fixme will serve as a buffer zone with food and drinks, potentially some things on sale (needs to be clarified).

Some people have already volunteered to give talks (see [[#Participants]]), please do not hesitate to add yourself to the list. Talks should be up to 30-60 minutes long, or up to 120 minutes long if it's a workshop. Taking into account a ~10 minute break between talks + 1h lunch break, there should be 15~25 talks and workshops throughout the weekend. From saturday evening through to whenever the last person leaves, there will be a '''RPi hackathon'''.

=== Sponsoring ===
Find sponsoring for food and drinks. Look to see if there are any entities willing to lend keyboards + mice + displays for just the event. Possibly also find sponsoring so that we can offer various Raspberry Pi things to people who are interested.

* [https://www.orange.ch/en/common/about-orange/contact/sponsoring-request/ Orange] - sent on 11/04, waiting for response - although they normally sponsor only music and cinema events
* [http://www.lausanne.ch/thematiques/services-industriels/les-sil/sponsoring/extrasArea/00/links/0/linkBinary/Charte%20Sponsoring%20et%20Soutien.pdf SIL] - to send on 11/04
=== Components ===
Create a budget for purchasing components (see [[#Components]]), which will include 20-50 Raspberry Pi's (<2000 chf with shipping + taxes), various modules/sensors/etc for the Pi's, and a selection of jumper cables, breadboards, and other miscellaneous useful accessories. We will also need to find a bunch of displays (and dvi-hdmi adapters, possibly vga-hdmi too), mice, keyboards, network cables, and other things needed during setup.

=== Marketing ===
Print flyers at ECAL/IRL/Ville de lausanne. Get a giant [http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/163/8/9/3d_roll_up_banner___pull_up_stand_by_devgrafizone-d53aw24.jpg roll up poster] that could eventually be re-used for other fixme events - this costs ~40€.

== Schedule ==
* '''June 13/14''': confirmed date

== Resources ==
It would be nice to have some more RPi's that we can give to the public with a caution, as well as a wide selection of RPi sensors. We will also need to make sure to place this event in all of the calendars that univercite and hackuarium use to avoid confusion.

Raspberry Pi Weekend

2015-06-04T21:09:47Z

Benni 75: /* Participants */

[[Category:Workshops]]
[https://eventbrite.com/event/16884849038 The Raspberry Pi weekend will be held on the '''13-14th of June'''! Sign up here!]

2 day event at FIXME, focused on exploring and playing with the Raspberry Pi. The idea is to organise a big RPi event with lots of talks, workshops, and projects for everyone, especially the public.

The events will be held in two places, the goal is to hold two talks/workshops at the same time. It still needs to be decided where these two places will be. Carmelo has given approval to accommodate 50-100 people.

== Event ideas ==
* Introduction to RPi
* Downloading and setting up NOOBS
* RPi history
* Introduction to GPIO
* Advanced GPIO
* Command line basics
* Introduction to scripting
* Python basics
* Introduction to programming with scratch
* 3D printing RPi cases
* Laser cutting RPi cases
* Connecting LCD to RPI
* Connecting camera to RPi
* Connecting WiFi to RPi
* Analog input/output on RPi
* Project: LED controller
* Project: weather station
* Project: TL bus display
* Project: something else that is cool
* Project: [https://info-beamer.com/pi infobeamer]

More ideas on [http://www.pihunt.co/toplist Pihunt]

== Participants ==
Rough interest expressed for participation during weekend:

* '''Francois''' - playing with the RPi camera, possibly streaming if he can figure it out
* '''Martin''' - introduction to gstreamer on RPi
* '''Simon & Laura''' (fragment.in) - something with occulus rift? their friend made a turtle tweeting pi
* '''Max''' - xbmc media center set up, maybe something else
* '''Oscar''' - bring 10~20 old laptops for event that were previously used at his office
* '''Pierre''' - creating your own NXT coin/FixmeCoin
* '''Sasha''' - filling in parts that no one else is willing to do
* '''Fred''' - Build Your Own PBX with our RPi

== Components ==
* Screens
** [http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Free-shipping-LCD-module-Pi-TFT-2-8-inch-320-240-Touchscreen-Display-Module-TFT-for/1362008_1969913024.html 2.8" Touchscreen module for RPi (17.40 $)] - same as Adafruit one
** [http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/7-inch-Raspberry-Pi-IPS-LCD-With-HDMI-VGA-AV-Screen-Display-Module-For-Pcduino-Banana/403088_32241358353.html 7" Screen for RPi (21.60 $)]
** [http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/LCD-module-TFT-3-6-inch-for-Version-Raspberry-Pi-Project-Board-Model-B/1185416_32247238464.html 3.6" Screen for RPi (7.65 $)]
* DB18B20 sensors
* Plexiglass for laser cut cases
* SD cards
* RPi cameras
* WiFi USB adapters
* LED strips
* BUZ11 for LEDs and other peripherals
* Breadboards
* Jumper cables

== Organisation ==
Need to organise talks, components, sponsoring, food, and other important things.

=== Schedule ===
Talks will be held in two tracks, with one track being held in the univercité meeting space, and another one being held in fixme (? - this still needs to be defined). There will also be a supervised hacking area in the workshop, where people can use soldering irons, play with breadboards and jumper cables, or hack away at something. The lounge area outside of fixme will serve as a buffer zone with food and drinks, potentially some things on sale (needs to be clarified).

Some people have already volunteered to give talks (see [[#Participants]]), please do not hesitate to add yourself to the list. Talks should be up to 30-60 minutes long, or up to 120 minutes long if it's a workshop. Taking into account a ~10 minute break between talks + 1h lunch break, there should be 15~25 talks and workshops throughout the weekend. From saturday evening through to whenever the last person leaves, there will be a '''RPi hackathon'''.

=== Sponsoring ===
Find sponsoring for food and drinks. Look to see if there are any entities willing to lend keyboards + mice + displays for just the event. Possibly also find sponsoring so that we can offer various Raspberry Pi things to people who are interested.

* [https://www.orange.ch/en/common/about-orange/contact/sponsoring-request/ Orange] - sent on 11/04, waiting for response - although they normally sponsor only music and cinema events
* [http://www.lausanne.ch/thematiques/services-industriels/les-sil/sponsoring/extrasArea/00/links/0/linkBinary/Charte%20Sponsoring%20et%20Soutien.pdf SIL] - to send on 11/04
=== Components ===
Create a budget for purchasing components (see [[#Components]]), which will include 20-50 Raspberry Pi's (<2000 chf with shipping + taxes), various modules/sensors/etc for the Pi's, and a selection of jumper cables, breadboards, and other miscellaneous useful accessories. We will also need to find a bunch of displays (and dvi-hdmi adapters, possibly vga-hdmi too), mice, keyboards, network cables, and other things needed during setup.

=== Marketing ===
Print flyers at ECAL/IRL/Ville de lausanne. Get a giant [http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/163/8/9/3d_roll_up_banner___pull_up_stand_by_devgrafizone-d53aw24.jpg roll up poster] that could eventually be re-used for other fixme events - this costs ~40€.

== Schedule ==
* '''June 13/14''': confirmed date

== Resources ==
It would be nice to have some more RPi's that we can give to the public with a caution, as well as a wide selection of RPi sensors. We will also need to make sure to place this event in all of the calendars that univercite and hackuarium use to avoid confusion.