Raspberry pi Control Solid State & Mechanical Relay with Google Mini | Tutorial # 17

[@davidmoran4471]

Nice to see that you have obtained a sponsor. I was a little nervous while you were rearranging your videos, I thought that you were ending your series. I am glad to see that you are continuing, you do such a good job with them.

[@netmedias7657]

David Moran Thank you for your valuable feedback I greatly appreciate it. You are right I did not stop just so busy lately. I have been working on a project "Alexa Taking Out the Trash" It consume lot of my time. I was going to post it then I was told to patent it before posting it. Hopefully I will be able to post it soon.

[@bryankoh3836]

Hi there! I am working on a project that needs to power something more along the lines of 240v 10A and was looking at the FOTEK SSR-10. Would it work the same?

[@jawharbenabdallah4307]

Thank you Nassir for these great videos I have question regarding the SSR, is it possible to use it with Raspberry and a manual switch ? in other word can I for example turn on the Bulb from the raspberry then turn it off from my manual switch and viceversa ?

[@emilya8626]

Hi, I can’t find the “Make a web request” on webhooks? What should I do?

[@freemanfreed1581]

how do you make a dc motor ( rated 220 V) turn a specific angle only by using relay???

[@myutube6422]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Have you found a way to have the relay, just give a pulse, rather than staying picked?

[@netmedias7657]

Bill P I did it my multiple projects. Watch the following tutorial. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXetdpKGqLqfo5o

[@jozsefnebaranyi8944]

Κ ο πρόεδρος του ΣΥΡΙΖΑ Για το θέμα αυτό η οπ

[@jozsefnebaranyi8944]

Τ Κοντά Υ

[@mircopolo]

For SSR Omron G3MB-202P Input spec is like this: 4 to 6 VDC 440 Ω ±20% I'm not sure how it works since Raspberry output used to switch ON the relay is only 3.3V? I want to make sure before ordering similar 8 SSR relay module that it works without additional transistor/resistor straight from Raspberry 3B+ GPIO. Can somebody make it clear for me? Thank you

[@PardeepLabVIEW]

Sir i problem........ Jab me terminal per use krta hu to vo sirf 7 hours keleye operte hota h...........what a i do sir

[@prasadrs100]

Hi, which is the best and free server that we can use with IFTTT for ESP8266 polling?

[@netmedias7657]

Prasad r.s Any free service is good as long as it gets the job done. I particularly like the Heroku since it is easy to deploy the code from GitHub.

[@prasadrs100]

Netmedias , ok I will try the same, thank you..

[@johnhewitt6965]

Hi, great project, can we run this without ngrok simply by opening a fire wall and putting one'surlin IFTTT?any changes to code needed?

[@netmedias7657]

John Hewitt Yes, watch my previous tutorial. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4SYlYeubdudp5Y

[@johnhewitt6965]

Thanks for your feedback and help, great project. I will be looking to use google home with rasberry Pi and heroku eventually though likely will have technical challenges. I used the open ports method for google home from this tutorial here which worked well too kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKGQeZ-Cl7lgrqM

[@netmedias7657]

John Hewitt Great job. Thank you for sharing your project.

[@johnhewitt6965]

Hi, will this run on Raspbian Jesse? Also, have you been able to get the work around for the dgrok issue?? thanks.

[@netmedias7657]

John Hewitt Yes this should work Jesse with Python 3. You only need to use ngrok if you use this implementation. You can watch my other videos where I use free Heroku app or fauxmo library. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4SYlYeubdudp5Y kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6fKYaWrh9B-nbs

[@tiwar87]

Thanks for sharing.. Good tutorial

[@netmedias7657]

tiwar87 Thank you.

[@easyrobotech]

Hello can we use the same project with Android phone using Google assistant application

[@netmedias7657]

No

[@trini4040]

Great job......!!!!!!!!...thank you.

[@LearnincreationIndia]

it is possible to connect rasberry pi directly to relay module

[@netmedias7657]

Yes, you have 2 options. Use local MQTT server or run a basic server to control the Pi with http commands

[@karthikappana781]

if we use ngrok do we need to keep on changing the url every 6 hours or something like that

[@netmedias7657]

Ngrok has its limitations. I am working on a better solution. Stay tuned.

[@nsg650]

@@netmedias7657 Use serveo

[@hekamiengineering3437]

Do a project on controlling light using alexa echo and ngrok?

[@rodriguezfranco3839]

Can someone tell me if a ssr can be used for 5v direct current? would be to control an injector in a fuel injection project managed by arduino

[@netmedias7657]

You can't use ssr for DC current. Use a mechanical relay or mosfet.

[@nightcoreannon5707]

Sir after using ngrok at http requests..i am getting 500 INTERNAL SERVER ERROR..plz plz plz solve this problem

[@netmedias7657]

I will be doing updated tutorial soon. Stay tuned.

[@leekasen1809]

Can you show how to set a gradge door control up with this system

[@netmedias7657]

lee kasen New version for garage door is coming and it auto calibrates it. I will be showing it in the next garage door tutorial so stay tuned.

[@yosephdavidovitch1404]

Hi, Will this work on a regular google home?

[@netmedias7657]

Yes.

[@imransefat8770]

Or mobile?

[@CODTALES-KILLSTREAKS]

Hello, thank you for your tutorial!! I am very new to raspberry pi and home automation... specifically my skills are mainly watching KZbin videos to achieve my projects. . If I may ask a request to show how to set up google home mini with a free server ? Please and thank you sir. Your iot videos are awesome! Also is it possible to make google home mini to execute voice commands without internet. If so a tutorial video for projects that do not require internet would be awesomeness! As I am working on a project that does not require internet. My goal is to make google home switch a series of relays that will control some heavy equipment. I want to turn google home into a worker. I am a truck driver and my work requires two people from time to time. Mainly one person to control the truck and one to do the work. I want to make google home control the truck. Eventually integrating the whole project with machine learning and ai. But first I want to make it work without internet as some jobs there is not wifi or hotspots available. Thank you sir! I love your videos! Thank you thank you thank you!

[@netmedias7657]

You can't control devices without Goggle or Amazon cloud service. You can control them with smart phone or pc.

[@CODTALES-KILLSTREAKS]

Netmedias thank you

[@robotman3321]

Nice! Thanks a lot, but one thing you can't say gpio 16 if the real signification is pin 16, isn't the same thing😉

[@netmedias7657]

RobotMan PIN numbering and GPIO number have different assignments.

[@KOSTAS.K]

work by rpi2 b ? with wifi stick ?

[@netmedias7657]

Yes

[@thetimesuits6367]

Can you please make a video with Android Google assistant and pi

[@netmedias7657]

Sure, Stay tuned.

[@LearnincreationIndia]

it is possile with rasberry pi connect ofline to google assistant

[@netmedias7657]

No.

[@honghanhnguyen3261]

I using Google Assistant call my boot, boot using Dialogflow

[@ImLunaUwU]

without ngrok please?

[@netmedias7657]

Sure, thanks

[@ImLunaUwU]

@@netmedias7657 thank you