I'm working on a project to design a compact WiFi modem for an electricity meter that uses a 12-pin connector. The modem needs to connect to the meter via RX, TX, V+12, and GND pins. The goal is to create a WiFi bridge that fits within a 5x3x1.5 cm enclosure.
I can use any components necessary to achieve this, but the size constraints are crucial. I’m interested in discussing potential approaches, components, and design ideas that could help in building this WiFi modem. If anyone has experience with similar projects or suggestions on how to implement this efficiently, I would appreciate your insights and recommendations.
I planned to use esp-01s (esp8266) and some AMS117(or similar) and some LED for indications. And for the software Arduino IDE and sending it with OTA, but that code needs to have HDLC beacuse electricity meter use HDLC protocol. But i am not sure if the Arduino IDE has a suitable library for that protocol. Any suggestions and help?
I moved your topic to an appropriate forum category @0utis23.
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Hello,
I need to create program that can only receive and send received data with esp from meter and nothing else. The meter is using hdlc protocol. And i find these two libraries GuruxDLMS.c/Arduino_IDE at master · Gurux/GuruxDLMS.c · GitHubGitHub - jarkko-hautakorpi/Arduhdlc: Simple Arduino HDLC library
but i tried to implement and it didn't work. Do i need to use library hdlc so that i can read the data, or i can create without library? I can use any programming language and any platform to create that program.
Thanks in advance!
Meter has 12 pin concetor, i can only use RX,TX,V+12, GND and LINK. Its operate with DLMS/COSEM and use HDLC protocol and that's i got, and with that i must create program to be bridge between wifi and meter.
I have merged your topics due to them having too much overlap on the same subject matter @0utis23.
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