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DigiButler (071102-71)

Kit of parts including SMD-stuffed PCB, programmed microcontroller, all leaded parts and CD-ROM containing both Elektor articles, TBCLF documentation, datasheets, application notes and source code files

A low-cost home automation server based on a Freescale Coldfire 32-bit microcontroller. The project has been designed with open source in mind and doubles as a powerful Coldfire development system using free CodeWarrior software from Freescale. DigiButler activates electrical appliances in and around the home, accepting on/off commands from a WAP phone, through an Ethernet network or via a webpage at an allocated IP address and with full access security.

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DigiButler (071102-1)

PCB with SMDs premounted and empty microcontroller

DigiButler (071102-2)

PCB, bare for TBCLF

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