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I didn't know if anyone on the forum has used a HM with existing BBQ Guru fan mounts? The BBQ Guru Fans come with a round fitting that inserts into the draft door plates. I don't know if the round fittings are manufactured or can be purchased somewhere? I hope this description makes sense...

Isn't the SSID tied to the MAC address of the router? So you're saying that if I had several routers who's SSID was the same w/ same password, the HM would automatically connect?

Thanks Bryan!!

Just received my case from Matt. It's AWESOME! I finished soldering everything and fired it up. It sounds silly but I was freaking ecstatic when it all worked perfectly! I was halfway expecting a bad solder joint or something! HeaterMeter Pic

I was reading through past posts and have run across a few posts that talk a little about the desire to use the HM in AP mode but didn't see any instruction on how that is done or how to add the DHCP server to HM. Can someone who has done this walk me through the process? Maybe the DHCP server...

Which jacks did you use? Mine look larger than those.

Nice job! I had the same case but couldn't get the jacks to fit w/out bumping into the rPi.

This seemed like a pretty good price on probes, so I thought I'd share. Amazon has these for $9.99. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00B8NBL2O/thevirtualweberb

It will not fit in this case. I bought one to experiment with and there isn't really enough room. close, but no cigar.

I really appreciate the links to the parts, etc. I was wondering what standoffs you were using and where you got them.

@Dale - That looks great! What did you use for mounting hardware & where did you get the acrylic board? I'm starting to think about how I'm going to mount mine and wasn't sure how everyone was doing it.

I'm most of the way through building my first HM4.0 and have a couple of questions. First, I was about to put together the button and button height, but the square cap that I ordered has a center piece inside of it that doesn't allow me to push it over the switch. Did I order the right thing...

Bryan, thanks for the HOWTO. I'm up and running. I don't know how I missed the scan button. Maybe I've been staring at the screen too long! :)

I've got a wifi tab within Luci but am almost positive I didn't have a simple scan and add password type interface. There were a lot of configurable options but I didn't know what they all meant. I'll see if I can take a screenshot and upload. I'm going to spend tomorrow reading more about...

Hi, I've been looking over the forum and the HM wiki and can't find what I need to setup the wireless networking w/ the rPi. I've seen a few posts where people have edited the /etc/config/network and /etc/config/wireless files but don't quite understand exactly what I need to do or what the...

Ok, It's all working now!! I changed my keyboard out with anther and was able to access the console and changed my Mac's IP to 192.168.200.2 and was able to use luci, etc. Thank you so much for all of your help!

Ok, it might be working..re-flashed the sdisk and it's booting up but the enter key isn't giving me a prompt. I'm going to try another keyboard tomorrow. It shows my keyboard (apple) being connected and disconnected on the screen but nothing seems to work. On a related note, I have been...

That's exactly what I did. I first tried just that file and then I tried all 3 of the files that are on the site (I wasn't sure if i also needed openwrt-rpi.1.zip and openwrt-rpi.2.zip). I plugged in the rPi with the image you listed above and plugged the HDMI in so I could see what was...

I've got a mac and tried both the diskutility to copy the images to the card as well as the dd command on the command line.. it does copy to a blank sdisk, correct? Or do I also need rasbian with it somehow? has anyone done this with either a mac or linux?

I'm trying to load openwrt on my rPi but having difficulty. If I understand correctly, I take a blank sdisk card and copy the three openwrt files to it. Once I do that, boot up the rPi and I should be able to access the website at 192.168.200.1... I plugged the HDMI cable to the rPi and I'm...