├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── SupportedAppliances.md
├── index.js
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1 | # Green Bean
2 | **An Adapter for the Appliance Maker Community**
3 |
4 | The [Green Bean](http://firstbuild.com/greenbean) is a hardware adapter that provides a USB interface to General Electric appliances. This allows devices such as a laptop or a [Raspberry Pi](http://www.raspberrypi.org) to easily connect with, and control, General Electric appliances. For the purpose of this guide, we will be assuming that you will be connecting an appliance to your laptop using the Green Bean.
5 |
6 | ## Overview
7 |
8 | 1. [Getting Started](#getting-started)
9 | - [Connecting the Green Bean to an Appliance](#connecting-the-green-bean-to-an-appliance)
10 | - [Connecting the Green Bean to a Laptop](#connecting-the-green-bean-to-a-laptop)
11 | - [Installing the Software](#installing-the-software)
12 | 2. [Using the Green Bean Software](#using-the-green-bean-software)
13 | - [Reading the Cycle Status of the Dishwasher](#reading-the-cycle-status-of-the-dishwasher)
14 | - [Starting a Cook Mode on the Oven](#starting-a-cook-mode-on-the-oven)
15 | - [Receiving a Temperature Alert from the Refrigerator](#receiving-a-temperature-alert-from-the-refrigerator)
16 | - [Receiving an End of Cycle Notification from the Dryer](#receiving-an-end-of-cycle-notification-from-the-dryer)
17 | - [Changing the Setpoint on the Water Heater](#changing-the-setpoint-on-the-water-heater)
18 |
19 | ### Getting Started
20 | There are a few steps that must be performed before we will be able to start controlling an appliance.
21 |
22 | #### Connecting the Green Bean to an Appliance
23 | The Green Bean must be connected to a [supported
24 | appliance](SupportedAppliances.md) using an RJ45 cable. Any
25 | off-the-shelf ethernet cable should work. **It is important not to use a
26 | crossover cable as this may damage the Green Bean**.
27 |
28 | #### Connecting the Green Bean to a Laptop
29 | The Green Bean must be connected to your laptop with a USB micro cable. Again, any off-the-shelf USB micro cable should work. The Green Bean is powered over USB and should appear as a USB HID device on your laptop shortly after it is plugged in.
30 |
31 | #### Installing the Software
32 | The software that controls the Green Bean and communicates with the appliances must be installed before you can start developing applications to control your appliance. If you have not already, please download and install [node.js](http://nodejs.org/download) and then install the Green Bean software by running the following command from a terminal.
33 |
34 | ```
35 | npm install green-bean
36 | ```
37 |
38 | ### Using the Green Bean Software
39 | To demonstrate the features of the Green Bean, I will show how easy it is to connect to an appliance and start communicating with it. Below are a few node.js applications that demonstrate how to communicate with, and control, an appliance.
40 |
41 | #### Reading the Cycle Status of the Dishwasher
42 | Below is an example of how to read the cycle status of the dishwasher. For a more in-depth look at this example, see the [cycle status](https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-dishwasher#dishwashercyclestatus) documentation.
43 |
44 | ``` javascript
45 | var greenBean = require("green-bean");
46 |
47 | greenBean.connect("dishwasher", function (dishwasher) {
48 | dishwasher.cycleStatus.read(function (value) {
49 | console.log("cycle status:", value);
50 | });
51 | });
52 | ```
53 |
54 | #### Starting a Cook Mode on the Oven
55 | Below is an example of how to start a cook mode on an oven. For a more in-depth look at this example, see the [cook mode](https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-range#rangeupperovencookmode) documentation.
56 |
57 | ``` javascript
58 | var greenBean = require("green-bean");
59 |
60 | greenBean.connect("range", function (range) {
61 | range.upperOven.cookMode.write({
62 | mode: 18,
63 | cookTemperature: 350,
64 | cookHours: 1,
65 | cookMinutes: 0
66 | });
67 | });
68 | ```
69 |
70 | #### Receiving a Temperature Alert from the Refrigerator
71 | Below is an example of how to subscribe to temperature alerts for a refrigerator. For a more in-depth look at this example, see the [temperature alert](https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-refrigerator#temperature-alert) documentation.
72 |
73 | ``` javascript
74 | var greenBean = require("green-bean");
75 |
76 | greenBean.connect("refrigerator", function (refrigerator) {
77 | refrigerator.temperatureAlert.subscribe(function (value) {
78 | console.log("temperature alert:", value);
79 | });
80 | });
81 | ```
82 |
83 | #### Receiving an End of Cycle Notification from the Dryer
84 | Below is an example of how to subscribe to an end of cycle notification from a dryer. For a more in-depth look at this example, see the [end of cycle](https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-laundry#laundryendofcycle) documentation.
85 |
86 | ``` javascript
87 | var greenBean = require("green-bean");
88 |
89 | greenBean.connect("laundry", function (laundry) {
90 | laundry.endOfCycle.subscribe(function (value) {
91 | console.log("end of cycle:", value);
92 | });
93 | });
94 | ```
95 |
96 | #### Changing the Setpoint on the Water Heater
97 | Below is an example of how to change the user setpoint on a water heater. For a more in-depth look at this example, see the [user setpoint](https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-water-heater#waterheaterusersetpoint) documentation.
98 |
99 | ``` javascript
100 | var greenBean = require("green-bean");
101 |
102 | greenBean.connect("water-heater", function(waterHeater) {
103 | waterHeater.userSetpoint.write(100);
104 | });
105 | ```
106 |
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1 | # Supported Appliances
2 |
3 | Below is a list of model numbers for General Electric appliances that are
4 | supported by the Green Bean.
5 |
6 | #### Table of Contents
7 | 1. [Bottom Freezer Refrigerators](#bottom-freezer-refrigerators)
8 | 1. [Dishwashers](#dishwashers)
9 | 1. [Free-Standing Electric Ranges](#free-standing-electric-ranges)
10 | 1. [Free-Standing Gas Ranges](#free-standing-gas-ranges)
11 | 1. [Front-Load Dryers](#front-load-dryers)
12 | 1. [Front-Load Washers](#front-load-washers)
13 | 1. [Top-Load Dryers](#top-load-dryers)
14 | 1. [Top-Load Washers](#top-load-washers)
15 | 1. [Wall Ovens](#wall-ovens)
16 | 1. [Water Heaters](#water-heaters)
17 |
18 | ## Bottom Freezer Refrigerators
19 | - CFE29TSDBSS
20 | - CFE29TSDCSS
21 | - CYE23TSDBSS
22 | - CYE23TSDCSS
23 | - DFE29JGDABB
24 | - DFE29JGDAWW
25 | - DFE29JGDBBB
26 | - DFE29JGDBWW
27 | - DFE29JGDCBB
28 | - DFE29JGDCWW
29 | - DFE29JMDAES
30 | - DFE29JMDBES
31 | - DFE29JMDCES
32 | - DFE29JMDDES
33 | - DFE29JMEAES
34 | - DFE29JMEBES
35 | - DFE29JSDASS
36 | - DFE29JSDBSS
37 | - DFE29JSDCSS
38 | - GFE27GGDABB
39 | - GFE27GGDAWW
40 | - GFE27GGDBBB
41 | - GFE27GGDBWW
42 | - GFE27GGDCBB
43 | - GFE27GGDCWW
44 | - GFE27GGEABB
45 | - GFE27GGEAES
46 | - GFE27GGEAWW
47 | - GFE27GMDBES
48 | - GFE27GMDCES
49 | - GFE27GMDDES
50 | - GFE27GSDASS
51 | - GFE27GSDBSS
52 | - GFE27GSDCSS
53 | - GFE27HSECSS
54 | - GFE29HGDABB
55 | - GFE29HGDAWW
56 | - GFE29HGDBBB
57 | - GFE29HGDBWW
58 | - GFE29HGDCBB
59 | - GFE29HGDCWW
60 | - GFE29HMDAES
61 | - GFE29HMDBES
62 | - GFE29HMDCES
63 | - GFE29HMEAES
64 | - GFE29HMEBES
65 | - GFE29HMECES
66 | - GFE29HMEDES
67 | - GFE29HSDASS
68 | - GFE29HSDBSS
69 | - GFE29HSDCSS
70 | - GNE26GGDBBB
71 | - GNE26GGDBWW
72 | - GNE26GGDCBB
73 | - GNE26GGDCWW
74 | - GNE26GMDCES
75 | - GNE26GMDDES
76 | - GNE26GSDCSS
77 | - GNE26GSDDSS
78 | - PFE27KGDBBB
79 | - PFE27KSDASS
80 | - PFE27KSDBSS
81 | - PFE27KSDCSS
82 | - PFE29PSDASS
83 | - PFE29PSDBSS
84 | - PFE29PSDCSS
85 | - PWE23KGDBBB
86 | - PWE23KGDBWW
87 | - PWE23KMDBES
88 | - PWE23KSDBSS
89 | - PYE23KGDBBB
90 | - PYE23KSDBSS
91 | - PYE23KSDCSS
92 | - PYE23PSDBSS
93 | - PYE23PSDCSS
94 |
95 | ## Dishwashers
96 | - ADT521PGF0BS
97 | - ADT521PGF0WS
98 | - ADT521PGF2BS
99 | - ADT521PGF2WS
100 | - CDT725SSF0SS
101 | - CDT765SSF0SS
102 | - DDT575SGF0BB
103 | - DDT575SGF0WW
104 | - DDT575SMF0ES
105 | - DDT575SSF0SS
106 | - GDF510PGD0BB
107 | - GDF510PGD0WW
108 | - GDF510PGD1BB
109 | - GDF510PGD1WW
110 | - GDF510PMD0MB
111 | - GDF510PMD0SA
112 | - GDF510PMD1MB
113 | - GDF510PMD1SA
114 | - GDF510PSD0SS
115 | - GDF510PSD1SS
116 | - GDF520PGD0BB
117 | - GDF520PGD0CC
118 | - GDF520PGD0WW
119 | - GDF520PGD1BB
120 | - GDF520PGD1CC
121 | - GDF520PGD1WW
122 | - GDF520PSD0SS
123 | - GDF520PSD1SS
124 | - GDF520PSF1SS
125 | - GDF520PSF2SS
126 | - GDF540HGD0BB
127 | - GDF540HGD0WW
128 | - GDF540HGD1BB
129 | - GDF540HGD1WW
130 | - GDF540HMF0ES
131 | - GDF540HMF2ES
132 | - GDF540HSD0SS
133 | - GDF540HSD1SS
134 | - GDF540HSF1SS
135 | - GDF540HSF2SS
136 | - GDF570SGF0BB
137 | - GDF570SGF0CC
138 | - GDF570SGF0WW
139 | - GDF570SSF0SS
140 | - GDT530PGD0BB
141 | - GDT530PGD0WW
142 | - GDT530PGD1BB
143 | - GDT530PGD1WW
144 | - GDT530PSD0SS
145 | - GDT530PSD1SS
146 | - GDT550HGD0BB
147 | - GDT550HGD0WW
148 | - GDT550HGD1BB
149 | - GDT550HGD1WW
150 | - GDT550HSD0SS
151 | - GDT550HSD1SS
152 | - GDT580SGF0BB
153 | - GDT580SGF0WW
154 | - GDT580SMF0ES
155 | - GDT580SSF0SS
156 | - GDT720SGF0BB
157 | - GDT720SGF0WW
158 | - GDT720SSF0SS
159 | - GDT740SIF0II
160 | - GDT740SSF0SS
161 | - PDT750SSF0SS
162 | - PDT760SIF0II
163 | - PDT760SSF0SS
164 | - ZDT800SIF0II
165 | - ZDT800SPF0SS
166 | - ZDT800SSF0SS
167 | - ZDT870SIF0II
168 | - ZDT870SPF0SS
169 | - ZDT870SSF0SS
170 |
171 | ## Free-Standing Electric Ranges
172 | - JB740DF1BB
173 | - JB740SF1SS
174 | - JB740TF1WW
175 | - JB745DF1BB
176 | - JB745DF1WW
177 | - JB745EF1ES
178 | - JB745SF1SS
179 | - JB750DF1BB
180 | - JB750DF1CC
181 | - JB750DF1WW
182 | - JB750EF1ES
183 | - JB750SF1SS
184 | - JB850DF1BB
185 | - JB850DF1WW
186 | - JB850EF1ES
187 | - JB850SF1SS
188 | - JB870DF1BB
189 | - JB870SF1SS
190 | - JB870TF1WW
191 | - P2B940DEF1BB
192 | - P2B940DEF1WW
193 | - P2B940SEF1SS
194 | - PB930DF1BB
195 | - PB930SF1SS
196 | - PB930TF1WW
197 | - PB950SF1SS
198 |
199 | ## Free-Standing Gas Ranges
200 | - JGB750DEF1BB
201 | - JGB750DEF1CC
202 | - JGB750DEF1WW
203 | - JGB750EEF1ES
204 | - JGB750SEF1SS
205 | - JGB760DEF1BB
206 | - JGB760DEF1WW
207 | - JGB760EEF1ES
208 | - JGB760SEF1SS
209 | - JGB770DEF1BB
210 | - JGB770DEF1WW
211 | - JGB770SEF1SS
212 | - JGB850DEF1BB
213 | - JGB850DEF1WW
214 | - JGB850EEF1ES
215 | - JGB850SEF1SS
216 | - JGB870DEF1BB
217 | - JGB870DEF1WW
218 | - JGB870SEF1SS
219 | - PGB920DEF1BB
220 | - PGB920DEF1WW
221 | - PGB920SEF1SS
222 | - PGB940DEF1BB
223 | - PGB940DEF1WW
224 | - PGB940SEF1SS
225 | - PGB945SEF1SS
226 | - PGB950DEF1BB
227 | - PGB950DEF1WW
228 | - PGB950SEF1SS
229 |
230 | ## Front-Load Dryers
231 | - GFDR270EH0WW
232 | - GFDR270GH0WW
233 | - GFDR480EF0WW
234 | - GFDR480GF0WW
235 | - GFDR485EF0MC
236 | - GFDR485EF0RR
237 | - GFDR485GF0MC
238 | - GFDR485GF0RR
239 | - GFDS250EF0WW
240 | - GFDS250GF0WW
241 | - GFDS260EF0WW
242 | - GFDS260GF0WW
243 | - GFDS265EF0MC
244 | - GFDS265EF0RR
245 | - GFDS265GF0MC
246 | - GFDS265GF0RR
247 | - GHDS360EF0WW
248 | - GHDS360GF0WW
249 | - GHDS365EF0MC
250 | - GHDS365EF0RR
251 | - GHDS365GF0MC
252 | - GHDS365GF0RR
253 |
254 | ## Front-Load Washers
255 | - GFWR2700H0WW
256 | - GFWR4800F0WW
257 | - GFWR4805F0MC
258 | - GFWR4805F0RR
259 | - GFWS2500F0WW
260 | - GFWS2600F0WW
261 | - GFWS2605F0MC
262 | - GFWS2605F0RR
263 | - GHWS3600F0WW
264 | - GHWS3605F0MC
265 | - GHWS3605F0RR
266 |
267 | ## Top-Load Dryers
268 | - GHDS830ED0WS
269 | - GHDS830GD0WS
270 | - GHDS835ED0MC
271 | - GHDS835GD0MC
272 | - GTDL740ED0WW
273 | - GTDL740GD0WW
274 | - GTDP740ED0WW
275 | - GTDP740GD0WW
276 | - GTDS810ED0WS
277 | - GTDS810GD0WS
278 | - GTDS815ED0MC
279 | - GTDS815GD0MC
280 | - GTDS820ED0WS
281 | - GTDS820GD0WS
282 | - GTDS825ED0MC
283 | - GTDS825GD0MC
284 | - GTDS850ED0WS
285 | - GTDS850GD0WS
286 | - GTDS855ED0MC
287 | - GTDS855GD0MC
288 | - GTDS860ED0WS
289 | - GTDS860GD0WS
290 | - GTDS865ED0MC
291 | - GTDS865GD0MC
292 |
293 | ## Top-Load Washers
294 | - GHWN8350D0WS
295 | - GHWN8355D0MC
296 | - GTWN7450D0WW
297 | - GTWN8150D0WS
298 | - GTWN8155D0MC
299 | - GTWN8250D0WS
300 | - GTWS8450D0WS
301 | - GTWS8455D0MC
302 | - GTWS8650D0WS
303 | - GTWS8655D0MC
304 |
305 | ## Wall Ovens
306 | - JK3000DF1BB
307 | - JK3000DF1CC
308 | - JK3000DF1WW
309 | - JK3000DF2BB
310 | - JK3000DF2CC
311 | - JK3000DF2WW
312 | - JK3000SF1SS
313 | - JK3000SF2SS
314 | - JK3500DF1BB
315 | - JK3500DF1CC
316 | - JK3500DF1WW
317 | - JK3500DF2BB
318 | - JK3500DF2CC
319 | - JK3500DF2WW
320 | - JK3500SF1SS
321 | - JK3500SF2SS
322 | - JK5000DF1BB
323 | - JK5000DF1WW
324 | - JK5000DF2BB
325 | - JK5000DF2WW
326 | - JK5000SF1SS
327 | - JK5000SF2SS
328 | - JK5500DF1BB
329 | - JK5500DF1WW
330 | - JK5500DF2BB
331 | - JK5500DF2WW
332 | - JK5500SF1SS
333 | - JK5500SF2SS
334 | - JT3000DF1BB
335 | - JT3000DF1CC
336 | - JT3000DF1WW
337 | - JT3000DF2BB
338 | - JT3000DF2CC
339 | - JT3000DF2WW
340 | - JT3000SF1SS
341 | - JT3000SF2SS
342 | - JT3500DF1BB
343 | - JT3500DF1CC
344 | - JT3500DF1WW
345 | - JT3500DF2BB
346 | - JT3500DF2CC
347 | - JT3500DF2WW
348 | - JT3500SF1SS
349 | - JT3500SF2SS
350 | - JT5000DF1BB
351 | - JT5000DF1WW
352 | - JT5000DF2BB
353 | - JT5000DF2WW
354 | - JT5000SF1SS
355 | - JT5000SF2SS
356 | - JT5500DF1BB
357 | - JT5500DF1WW
358 | - JT5500DF2BB
359 | - JT5500DF2WW
360 | - JT5500SF1SS
361 | - JT5500SF2SS
362 | - PK7000DF1BB
363 | - PK7000DF1WW
364 | - PK7000DF2BB
365 | - PK7000DF2WW
366 | - PK7000SF1SS
367 | - PK7000SF2SS
368 | - PK7500DF1BB
369 | - PK7500DF1WW
370 | - PK7500DF2BB
371 | - PK7500DF2WW
372 | - PK7500SF1SS
373 | - PK7500SF2SS
374 | - PT7050DF1BB
375 | - PT7050DF1WW
376 | - PT7050DF2BB
377 | - PT7050DF2WW
378 | - PT7050SF1SS
379 | - PT7050SF2SS
380 | - PT7550DF1BB
381 | - PT7550DF1WW
382 | - PT7550DF2BB
383 | - PT7550DF2WW
384 | - PT7550SF1SS
385 | - PT7550SF2SS
386 | - PT9050DF1BB
387 | - PT9050DF2BB
388 | - PT9050SF1SS
389 | - PT9050SF2SS
390 | - PT9550DF1BB
391 | - PT9550DF2BB
392 | - PT9550SF1SS
393 | - PT9550SF2SS
394 |
395 | ## Water Heaters
396 | - GEH50DEEDSCA
397 | - GEH50DEEDSCB
398 | - GEH50DEEDSRA
399 | - GEH50DEEDSRB
400 |
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1 | /*
2 | * Copyright (c) 2014 General Electric
3 | *
4 | * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
5 | * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
6 | * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
7 | * (at your option) any later version.
8 | *
9 | * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
10 | * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
11 | * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
12 | * GNU General Public License for more details.
13 | *
14 | * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
15 | * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
16 | * Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
17 | *
18 | */
19 |
20 | var gea = require("gea-sdk");
21 | var adapter = require("gea-adapter-usb");
22 |
23 | exports.connect = function (appliance, callback) {
24 | var app = gea.configure({
25 | address: 0x1b,
26 | version: [ 0, 0, 0, 0 ]
27 | });
28 |
29 | app.plugin(require("gea-plugin-" + appliance));
30 |
31 | app.bind(adapter, function (bus) {
32 | bus.on(appliance, callback);
33 | });
34 | };
35 |
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/package.json:
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1 | {
2 | "name" : "green-bean",
3 | "description" : "An Adapter for the Appliance Maker Community",
4 | "homepage" : "https://github.com/GEMakers/green-bean",
5 | "keywords" : [ "GE", "GEA", "SDK", "General Electric", "Green Bean" ],
6 | "author" : "Christopher Baker ",
7 | "repository" : {
8 | "type": "git", "url": "https://github.com/GEMakers/green-bean.git"
9 | },
10 | "version" : "0.1.1",
11 | "dependencies": {
12 | "gea-sdk": "git+https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-sdk.git",
13 | "gea-adapter-usb": "git+https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-adapter-usb.git",
14 | "gea-plugin-range": "git+https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-range.git",
15 | "gea-plugin-dishwasher": "git+https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-dishwasher.git",
16 | "gea-plugin-refrigerator": "git+https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-refrigerator.git",
17 | "gea-plugin-laundry": "git+https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-laundry.git",
18 | "gea-plugin-water-heater": "git+https://github.com/GEMakers/gea-plugin-water-heater.git"
19 | }
20 | }
21 |
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