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Product release V1.5, it's the same than V1.4, just added a blue led matching receiving Teleinfo signal allowing to quickly see if wiring is correct. Also added trimmer to adjust teleinfo sensitivity signal if needed. See History section below

Other option for ESP8266/ESP32

If you plan to connect this board to an ESP32 or ESP8266, please check out the new dedicated shield for that named WeMos Teleinfo that fits directly to an ESP8266 Mini D1 or ESP32 Mini, can be simpler option if you plan to use ESP.

PiTInfo

Still compatible with Linky Standard (9600BPS) and Historique (1200BPS) modes

To simplify handling, time to build and package, we limited the Teleinfo connector option.

This version include only Plug Connector (the one in two parts) unsoldered or soldered (at the same price). This mean that you don't have to pay more for the connector, it's included in the price.

You can select version (all connectors soldered or not) on checkout. Old connectors will be removed once stock will be finished.

What is it?

A Raspberry Pi shield for French national metering system called "Téléinfo". This convert data issued from National Energy provider to serial interface and then, let the user doing whatever he likes with the data, such as putting them into Emoncms, sending to MQTT or sending them to a database.

Why did you make it?

Following lot of users demands that wanted a cheap board after reading my dedicated article on my blog

What makes it special?

It's tiny, simple, cheap and very useful!!

What's included ?

One complete and assembled board. The Raspberry PI black connector (2x5pt) is provided and soldered. Téléinfo terminal block connector is provided and also soldered. To minimize transport size and keep the possibility to put into Raspberry PI with enclosure. Téléinfo connector is soldered same side than the RPi GPIO connector (like picture). If you don't want both connectors to be soldered, just select the correct option before checkout.

The SD CARD on picture is for size reference only, it's not included.

This device works with any Raspberry Pi Version (2, B, B+, A, Zero, 3, 4, ....). Alternatively it can also be used to connect to any device that as a RX line input such as Arduino, ESP8266, ESP32. But in this case I suggest using this brand new product WeMos Teleinfo that just fit to these ESP8266/D1 Mini boards.

Is is also compatible with new Linky metering system in legacy (historique) and standard mode.

History

V1.5

• Replaced R3 with 2K trimmer to adjust TIC sensitivity
• Added blue led to display Teleinfo signal
• Green Led still connected to GPIO4 (High to Light)
• Gold plated PCB for easy soldering if needed

V1.4

• LED is blinking when receiving Teleinfo signal

• can't be driven by GPIO4 as old board with solder jumper (cut a trace and solder other)

  V1.3a :

  • R1 Decreased from 4K7 to 3K3 to be consistent with other product
  • R3 Decreased from 1.2K to 220Ohm to be consistent with other products ### V1.3 :
  • R1 Decreased from 10K to 4K7 to be 'more' Linky compatible ### V1.2 :
  • Form refactor, reduced board size (removed I2C connector)
  • R3 Decreased from 4K7 to 1.2K to be compatible with Linky ### V1.1 : First production version

Support

Please read blog dedicated articles

• PITinfo Version 1.2 Light
• PITinfo Version 1.2
• Configure Serial on RPI
• Téléinfo, Emoncms avec Node Red sur Raspberry PI

If you have any question or need support, please go to the dedicated section on the community forum

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