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A prototyping shield and a few electronic components such as temperature and humidity sensor and some LED’s to indicate status. Well the first thing was to look around and find the parts I would need – a Netduino Plus device was chosen because it has networking capabilities built in which I would use later. So I had my project but where to start? A simple device to monitor the wine cellar (eer pantry!!!) and provide warning indications of hi or low temperature conditions. With this in mind I wanted to be able to know if the pantry conditions were really fluctuating that much. Wine is very temperamental and is best stored in a cool dark climate that doesn’t change much through the seasons which is why cellars or caves are great for storage but unfortunately in normal modern houses a cave or wine cellar is not a standard item. Now there are numerous reasons for wines developing faults but incorrect storage is one possible cause. Sometimes we open one up an it’s developed a fault. My wife is studying to be a sommelier which means we have quite a few bottles of wine in the house. So the next question is what did I think would be a good first project?
#Vb net monitor code#
NET code in my language of choice (VB) to implement some basic functionality. A microcontroller device that I can put together a few electronics items which are available off-the-shelf and write some. This seems just what I’ve been looking for. That’s when I saw this little device called the Netduino which runs something called the. For a long time much of the embedded devices was coded using low level languages such as assembler and the prospect of going back to write assembler or getting into more complex electronics is something that I just don’t have the time to devote to it.
#Vb net monitor software#
As a software engineer I tend to think in terms of simple programs to but in order to implement something tangible would involve electronics and the interface between embedded electronics and high level languages such as VB or C# is somewhat disconnected. I often think of little ideas that would be great to implement but the device involves some hardware and very little software. As a bit of a geek, I like to tinker with basic gadgets.
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