Just a preview of what’s to come. Attached are images of the web interface I’m working on for remote access to OpenEVSE. It runs in any web browser, so I don’t need to write separate apps for Android, iOS, Windows, etc. The code runs on a TP-Link TL-WR703N mini wireless router (hacked to run node.js on top of OpenWRT), connected to a RAPI-enabled OpenEVSE via a serial interface. I’m still debugging and adding features. It includes manual control, two weekly timers + a one-shot timer, and full configuration support.
Just a preview of what’s to come. Attached are images of the web interface I’m working on for remote access to OpenEVSE. It runs in any web browser, so I don’t need to write separate apps for Android, iOS, Windows, etc. The code runs on a TP-Link TL-WR703N mini wireless router (hacked to run node.js on top of OpenWRT), connected to a RAPI-enabled OpenEVSE via a serial interface. I’m still debugging and adding features. It includes manual control, two weekly timers + a one-shot timer, and full configuration support.
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Yes, I’m just using a FTDI cable… it’s too much of a pain in the ass to open up the case and connect to the internal UART. The TP-WR703N doesn’t have enough flash to store the files for node.js, so I have a USB hub with the FTDI and a USB flash drive attached to it.