Man, that's a lot of work, isn't?
My samples order were rejected so I'm not interested anymore in doing
this...
By the way, I'm trying to setup a watchdog in the NAS. Sometimes my
router disconnects from PPPoE and the only way to get the connection
back is doing a power cycle. I'm running a simple watchdog to reset
the router via an URL but it seems to be not working, the router
really requires a power cycle.
In this link [
http://stupidhax.blogspot.com/2010/02/fonera-automated-reset-technology-take.html
], the guy shows how to power cycle a modem using a Fonera router, but
it uses the router' GPIO. So, I ask: is there any free GPIO in our NAS
model? Is it simple to control?
Other idea is to use a simple microcontroller connected to NAS serial
and waiting for a specific string, like a magic word. When it receives
the string, it activates a relay (NC, of course) for some seconds,
doing the power cycle.
What do you guys think about these ideas?
Cheers!
On 11 out, 22:57, M. Gusmão <
mendelsongus...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm a very new user of NS-K330 and I'm surprised about how much heat
> it spends when it works and I'm interested in measure this variation
> and maybe develop a system to control a little fan to help the device
> keep cool.
>
> For that, I'm about to make atemperaturesensor for the NAS' SoC