Repaired... on System#Boot do LoopTimerSet,1,10 GPIO,12,0 GPIO,13,0 //GPIO,14,0 DRV8833 OLEDCMD,clear OLEDCMD,on Endon //System#Boot on Rules#Timer=1 do //top loop OLEDCMD,on If %iswifi% !=0 And %isntp%=0 // connected but got no time, then reboot to get time reboot Endif If %iswifi%=0 and [DoorsStat...

Thanks, as I tune it, I find how many I have to learn yet

I tuned the code a little: on System#Boot do LoopTimerSet,1,10 GPIO,12,0 GPIO,13,0 //GPIO,14,0 DRV8833 OLEDCMD,clear OLEDCMD,on Endon //System#Boot on Rules#Timer=1 do //top loop if WiFi#Connected=0 and [DoorsStatus#open]=0 LongPulse,12,1,34 //open doors TaskValueSet 2,1,1 //doors open endif on WiFi...

When acting on a specific time of day, you need to make sure the time has been set. So you can check the system variable %isntp% This way you know you can rely on the system time. Thanks! I added on Rules#Timer=1 do if %isntp% = 0 reboot endif OLEDCMD,on //on Clock#Time=All,%sunset% do //will run a...

Just keep in mind that acting on events for a specific time of day (e.g. sunrise/sunset) will only be triggered when the unit is running at that time. So maybe you also want to check the current state/time of day when the system boots (on system#boot do...) or when the system time is set. I probabl...

Thanks for advice again!

OLED info screen:

"Final" WittyCloud rules; playing with OLED too. Test run on timer, real operation will use TD-er recommendation - sunset/sunrise Clock#Time (thanks!): on System#Boot do LoopTimerSet,1,10 GPIO,12,0 GPIO,13,0 GPIO,14,0 OLEDCMD,clear Endon on Rules#Timer=1 do OLEDCMD,on //on Clock#Time=All,%...

Hi, thanks, I have found soulution for Tasmota, but I wanna use ESPEasy: https://github.com/arendst/Tasmota/discussions/10387
I changed rules struct, so I am approaching the end .

TD-er wrote: ↑29 Apr 2023, 10:25 Not sure how long an ESP will last on AA batteries though.

You've right, minimal voltage for this setup with controller is 5,5V.

Thanks.

Hi, I, finally, tested, motor runs, but pulse/longpulse not.
Probably must open GPIO for given time only once after change of the A0 change... I am playing with timer but not quite sure I understand the principle how to set timer for one time period once after state change...

Thanks

Thanks a LOT!
I will test it. I intend to use photovoltaic panel + charger.

Thanks!

Thanks! Original circuit has no limit switches, and add them to the hardware would be too complicated. I am newcomer to the Espeasy, so I thouhgt it would be possible just to set time period or number of revolutions to define movement. It seems to be more complicated. I have old "yellow" e...

Its not stepper, its ordinary DC motor.

Hi, any experience with ESP Easy? Want to use it to control damaged (original circuit) pet doors with ESP8266.
Thanks for any advice.