Timer Timer and time questions SOLVED

[HomeJCL]

Alas,

Just tried with pull ups (although on the print there are SMD 103’s, 10k)

Anyway time is not OK and rules do not start at programmed time

I did look in the log and after reading the BME it posts a « timeout on read input data »

[HomeJCL]

Hi

Did some additional tests and got this.
On a pristine system (latest FW) w/o BMx280 everything is OK, On CLock and On Timer works as should.

Adding a BME280 and it still works OK. And if triggered repeatedly everything OK.
Sensor data are ok and retrieved, same for the rules timing works.

Then hit reboot or cycle power, and ... alas it no longer works as intended.

Timer has time of itself same for the on clock with longpulse, it does work when it happens to work with some delay, not that I need to the second but more annoying is the pulse length no longer as it was programmed +/- x1,7 set time.
Uptime is well no longer significant

Any pointers ? Thanks

[TD-er]

So it happens both with a warm reboot (reset) and a cold reboot (power cycle).

Could you also check with a v2.0 firmware, since the support for BME280 is different between both versions.

[HomeJCL]

Solved

Did I say I was a NooB

ESP is not Petaflops computer.

Everything works as expected

Many thanks for all

Patience is worth more than we think

[TD-er]

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ESP is not Petaflops computer.
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Well, with all the ESP's sold, we may be way past that number