Moteinopy
Direct communication from python to node
This module was written to handle communication on a moteino network. Moteinos are great little arduino clones that have an onboard RFM69 which gives them wireless capabilities. This makes them great for home automation or similar situation.
This module assumes a setup of the form:
BaseMoteino should be programmed with the BaseSketch that can be found on the GitHub site. Note that you will have to edit it to match your radio settings. I recommend reading through the examples scripts on GitHub to see how to use the module
How to install
Just use pip install moteinopy
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