[Beowulf] Watts Up Pro
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Per Jessen per at computer.orgSun Jul 15 05:09:20 PDT 2007
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Mark Hahn wrote: >> I see some that are battery powered and have Windoze programs, >> ideally it would be powered by USB and readable from Linux, so you >> could leave it plugged in your cluster... > > I've used 1-wire (dallas) before. the cluster I sit next to reports >>2000 temperature sensors, so haven't felt the urge to add any. > it _would_ be pretty neat to instrument the chillers, to calculate > the heat load on each, etc. We use the 1-wire DS1820s and lots of them. We've got all kinds of areas instrumented with these - air intakes, air outlets, whathaveyou. I've also used the IOM142 controller : http://www.phanderson.com/iom142/iom142.html on various minor jobs that involved controlling of a fan or something. /Per Jessen, Zürich
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