ESPeasy not that easy?
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Setup newline/CR/LF at the bottom
Commands I use:
Type "settings" in the send bar press send and it will give you info
Commands I use:
Type "settings" in the send bar press send and it will give you info
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
You could probably use PUTTY but I don't use it so cannot tell you how to do it in that.
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
I opened Arduino. > ESPeasy. > I made sure that the COM port was selected, in this case COM3. > I have editted the SSID and the Password. > Next I clicked Save in Arduino. > Started Upload. > Connected the Sonoff while holding the button. > Released the button. > Clicked Upload. > Compiling was filled with Errors (No idea why). > Uploading was done till 100% but the text went "red" while uploading. > The Sonoff does not show up in the WiFi list.
It does upload this way only with the USB to Serial adapter. If I do exactly the same steps with Arduino UNO board I am getting errors again.
warning: espcomm_sync failed
error: espcomm_open failed
error: espcomm_upload_mem failed
It does upload which confirms for me too now that the Sonoff is not defective.
Next step is to find out what went wrong.
It does upload this way only with the USB to Serial adapter. If I do exactly the same steps with Arduino UNO board I am getting errors again.
warning: espcomm_sync failed
error: espcomm_open failed
error: espcomm_upload_mem failed
It does upload which confirms for me too now that the Sonoff is not defective.
Next step is to find out what went wrong.
Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Are you using a separate 3.3v psu, USB - Serial adaptors only supply a small current.
You said you had a working Sonoff, just power that up as you would if you were
programming it, then try the Com Port to set your wifi settings.
Try uploading a different revision i.e 78, as I had a few compile errors and had to iron them out.
You said you had a working Sonoff, just power that up as you would if you were
programming it, then try the Com Port to set your wifi settings.
Try uploading a different revision i.e 78, as I had a few compile errors and had to iron them out.
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
At the moment I am only using the CH340 USB adapter or the Arduino, without extra power supply. This is one of the reasons too that I mentioned the extra power supply. However I don't have that but could order it.
I might try another version too and will post updates here
The first update for now is a Nespresso, after that I give it another try
I might try another version too and will post updates here
The first update for now is a Nespresso, after that I give it another try
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Gave it another try.
Used version R147. (Where can I download the version 78 you suggested?)
No succes with uploading. Gives also problems with compiling.
Can you please tell me if I have done one or more steps wrong in the steps followed below? That would be helpful for me in order to learn from it and maybe it helps some others too who start with this. It is a complete new project for me. The Arduino and the Sonoff's.
I opened Arduino. > ESPeasy. > I made sure that the COM port was selected, in this case COM3. > I have editted the SSID and the Password. > Next I clicked Save in Arduino. > Started Upload. > Connected the Sonoff while holding the button. > Released the button. > Clicked Upload. > Compiling was filled with Errors (No idea why). > Uploading was done till 100% but the text went "red" while uploading. > The Sonoff does not show up in the WiFi list.
The working Sonoff I have is with the original software and is linked to Ewelink.
Used version R147. (Where can I download the version 78 you suggested?)
No succes with uploading. Gives also problems with compiling.
Can you please tell me if I have done one or more steps wrong in the steps followed below? That would be helpful for me in order to learn from it and maybe it helps some others too who start with this. It is a complete new project for me. The Arduino and the Sonoff's.
I opened Arduino. > ESPeasy. > I made sure that the COM port was selected, in this case COM3. > I have editted the SSID and the Password. > Next I clicked Save in Arduino. > Started Upload. > Connected the Sonoff while holding the button. > Released the button. > Clicked Upload. > Compiling was filled with Errors (No idea why). > Uploading was done till 100% but the text went "red" while uploading. > The Sonoff does not show up in the WiFi list.
The working Sonoff I have is with the original software and is linked to Ewelink.
Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Right. Back to basics.
The Sonoff is not programming at all. If it gave you the three errors then nothing went in.
It will not part program. Its all or nothing.
In the Arduino IDE did you install the ESP8266 addon?
It is a library that you down load. At least I think it is. Has been a long time since I had to do it.
Have a look at that first so we can get a 100% compile before uploading.
The Sonoff is not programming at all. If it gave you the three errors then nothing went in.
It will not part program. Its all or nothing.
In the Arduino IDE did you install the ESP8266 addon?
It is a library that you down load. At least I think it is. Has been a long time since I had to do it.
Have a look at that first so we can get a 100% compile before uploading.
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ESP R.147 may not go into a Sonoff. May do i will try when I get back. I dont remember where V78 came from. Maybe github.
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I think I downloaded the older files from sourceforge.net. Really just to have them.
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Thank you Nick-head.
I have been following these instructions below, see link, to install the ESP8266 Add on. Including setting up the library the way they advise there.
I am still wondering if the current might be an issue. Do you think that LED power supply can be used for this type of projects?
I also have lab power supply, might give that a try and put it on 3,3V.
http://randomnerdtutorials.com/how-to-i ... duino-ide/
Arduino and programming is new for me, I would love to learn it, to give up is the easy way.
I have been following these instructions below, see link, to install the ESP8266 Add on. Including setting up the library the way they advise there.
I am still wondering if the current might be an issue. Do you think that LED power supply can be used for this type of projects?
I also have lab power supply, might give that a try and put it on 3,3V.
http://randomnerdtutorials.com/how-to-i ... duino-ide/
Arduino and programming is new for me, I would love to learn it, to give up is the easy way.
Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Had a look at that PSU, maybe it would work but it is a bit elaborate to
get a 3.3v suppply when all that is needed is a 3.3v regulator and maybe
a few capacitors to drop the 5v down.
The only thing about that PSU I would be concerned about is is may have current
regulation, hence specifying that is is an LED PSU and not a standard PSU.
I maybe wrong, but I err on the side of caution most of the time.
If you have a Lab supply then I would try that, or, use the 3.3 rail on the Arduino,
I have used this method many times when I need a quick 3.3v as I have an Arduino
at hand all the time in front of me.
The breadboard plug in PSU's are good, 2.5mm Plug 3.3v/5V outputs, and £1 GBP each.
The ESPs are quite power hungry, I have tried direct to USB-TTL adapters and they don't like it.
Even to the point of upgrading the 3.3v regulator to a 1A version has been in my mind but I
never got round to doing it.
You will get a running system, don't know when, but it will happen
get a 3.3v suppply when all that is needed is a 3.3v regulator and maybe
a few capacitors to drop the 5v down.
The only thing about that PSU I would be concerned about is is may have current
regulation, hence specifying that is is an LED PSU and not a standard PSU.
I maybe wrong, but I err on the side of caution most of the time.
If you have a Lab supply then I would try that, or, use the 3.3 rail on the Arduino,
I have used this method many times when I need a quick 3.3v as I have an Arduino
at hand all the time in front of me.
The breadboard plug in PSU's are good, 2.5mm Plug 3.3v/5V outputs, and £1 GBP each.
The ESPs are quite power hungry, I have tried direct to USB-TTL adapters and they don't like it.
Even to the point of upgrading the 3.3v regulator to a 1A version has been in my mind but I
never got round to doing it.
You will get a running system, don't know when, but it will happen
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
I have just reprogrammed a Sonoff using :
A 3.3v external breadboard supply
USB-TTL CH340 Adapter
Arduino IDE with ESPEasy R120
Settings for IDE are as below.
Kept Com Port Closed (top right of IDE) until 100% flash
Opened Com Window, watched as the flash Memory is erased and initiated.
The baud rate will have to be found by trial and error mine was 115200, could be others,
when flash is erased, remove power and reapply. A reset did not reboot the Sonoff.
A 3.3v external breadboard supply
USB-TTL CH340 Adapter
Arduino IDE with ESPEasy R120
Settings for IDE are as below.
Kept Com Port Closed (top right of IDE) until 100% flash
Opened Com Window, watched as the flash Memory is erased and initiated.
The baud rate will have to be found by trial and error mine was 115200, could be others,
when flash is erased, remove power and reapply. A reset did not reboot the Sonoff.
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Board: Generic ESP8266 Module
Flash Mode DIO
Flash Frequency 40Mhz
CPU Frequency 80 MHz
Flash Size 1M (64k Spiffs)
Debug Port Disabled
Debug Level None
Reset Method ck
Upload Speed 115200 (Yours may Differ)
Port Com 3 (Yours May Differ)
RX - TX
TX - RX
Sonoff Pinout
Reset Button at the top
+3.3v
Rxd
Txd
Gnd
GPIO 14 (not used here)
Un-populated header at the bottom
Flash Mode DIO
Flash Frequency 40Mhz
CPU Frequency 80 MHz
Flash Size 1M (64k Spiffs)
Debug Port Disabled
Debug Level None
Reset Method ck
Upload Speed 115200 (Yours may Differ)
Port Com 3 (Yours May Differ)
RX - TX
TX - RX
Sonoff Pinout
Reset Button at the top
+3.3v
Rxd
Txd
Gnd
GPIO 14 (not used here)
Un-populated header at the bottom
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1Pcs-New-3-3V ... SwEK9Troaf
This is the type of module I am using, but even the Arduino would suffice
This is the type of module I am using, but even the Arduino would suffice
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Insteresting information to move on with. I hope to give it a go again soon. I guess tomorrow and might use the lab power supply.
Will put updates here.
Enjoy your weekend and a Guinness
Will put updates here.
Enjoy your weekend and a Guinness
Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Yep, will do,
Just tried V147 and it does go on a 1MB Sonoff, I dont fancy removing the flash out of
one of these and putting it to 4MB.
I did it on an ESP-01, that was tricky enough.
I was using the experimental "MEGA" revision, I think that requires more flas mem.
OK, hope you get it done, I am having a ball here it's like a production line.
Regards
Nick
Just tried V147 and it does go on a 1MB Sonoff, I dont fancy removing the flash out of
one of these and putting it to 4MB.
I did it on an ESP-01, that was tricky enough.
I was using the experimental "MEGA" revision, I think that requires more flas mem.
OK, hope you get it done, I am having a ball here it's like a production line.
Regards
Nick
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
While reading through your posts I think we come to the same conclusion that the lack of enough power (current) might be one of the reasons that flashing is not going the way it should go. But ofcourse there can still be other reasons too.
I saw the link to the power supply, they go cheap indeed, however it seems they can cause damage too. Please see this video https://blog.brianmoses.net/2015/07/fig ... p8266.html If you scroll down on the page you will see a video about a simmilar "power supply" and take note of the meter readings. This is a normal effect when a power supply is being turned on because it has a peek and after that it is going to the adjusted value. The bigger power supplies don't have that since they have a soft start circuit build in to avoid this.
I didn't get this; I am having a ball here it's like a production line.
I didn't try yet with the lab power supply I have.
I saw the link to the power supply, they go cheap indeed, however it seems they can cause damage too. Please see this video https://blog.brianmoses.net/2015/07/fig ... p8266.html If you scroll down on the page you will see a video about a simmilar "power supply" and take note of the meter readings. This is a normal effect when a power supply is being turned on because it has a peek and after that it is going to the adjusted value. The bigger power supplies don't have that since they have a soft start circuit build in to avoid this.
I didn't get this; I am having a ball here it's like a production line.
I didn't try yet with the lab power supply I have.
Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Yer, Having a ball, = enjoying what I am doing to the limit
Like a production line = making lots of things at once, doing loads of programming , connecting building
I just enjoy messing about
Try some AA batteries if you don't want to use a PSU, 2 fully charged ones should suffice for a hour or so
Like a production line = making lots of things at once, doing loads of programming , connecting building
I just enjoy messing about
Try some AA batteries if you don't want to use a PSU, 2 fully charged ones should suffice for a hour or so
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
And, that power supply is not the one I have.
Mine is a linear converter not digital.
It has 2 regulators on it, one 5v one 3.3v AMS 1Amp type, never had a problem with these.
The one you showed me is totally different
Mine is a linear converter not digital.
It has 2 regulators on it, one 5v one 3.3v AMS 1Amp type, never had a problem with these.
The one you showed me is totally different
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
@CoolRemote
Did you manage to flash ESPeasy on Sonoff already?
I´m stucked at the moment. Last option for me is to check with my friend all my connections If are wired correctly and also tried laboratory power supply with exact 3.3v with 1A.
Did you manage to flash ESPeasy on Sonoff already?
I´m stucked at the moment. Last option for me is to check with my friend all my connections If are wired correctly and also tried laboratory power supply with exact 3.3v with 1A.
Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
I have , yes.
I got bored with it, so I also flashed microPython on it.
All they are is an ESP8266 with a few extra bits added.
I am also considering upgrading the memory from 1MB to 4MB as I have with my other ESP8266-01's
but the flash chip is in between components and I am a bit clumsy with my hot air station and need
to be more careful.
I have good results when programming the ESP's, rarely any errors.
I got bored with it, so I also flashed microPython on it.
All they are is an ESP8266 with a few extra bits added.
I am also considering upgrading the memory from 1MB to 4MB as I have with my other ESP8266-01's
but the flash chip is in between components and I am a bit clumsy with my hot air station and need
to be more careful.
I have good results when programming the ESP's, rarely any errors.
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
OOps, sorry, I think I answered a message to someone else, apologies
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
vojtishek, I have been trying again and without succes. Wiring is correct. I am using two AA batteries at the moment since I did not manage yet to have the lab power supply ready, but when I read your experience it looks like that won't help either.
A few posts back I have written down all the steps I went through, can someone verify if there are mistakes made in that?
Later today I am going to try again.
A few posts back I have written down all the steps I went through, can someone verify if there are mistakes made in that?
Later today I am going to try again.
Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Are you sure the ttl converter is working ?
Connect the RX to TX pin on the converter and use a comms program to check if it loops back
Connect the RX to TX pin on the converter and use a comms program to check if it loops back
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And I have just tried the AA batteries, it doesn't boot. So that's out of the window
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
It took me a bit, but I am here and back with an update. Since the very first time it seems the flash was done correct and the Sonoff was working. I have been following the video I mentioned before and the flash was done correct and I could have done the setup of the Sonoff.
However.....on the devices I used I could NOT see the Sonoff showing up in the list, no matter what I did.
I decided to take another mobile phone and do a wifi scan with that, and voila, in the first scan the Sonoff was there, online.
For some reasons I have been strugling all this time with just that it didn't show up at the network list.
Anyways. Now I can move on with adding it to the Domoticz. Are there clear and simple instructions for that too?
Several people say that this is easy. I am excited to move on now I know that it was working all the time.
Suggestion for other ones who read this, try a different phone or tablet and it might show up anyways in your network list.
I look forward for the next step to add it to Domoticz.
However.....on the devices I used I could NOT see the Sonoff showing up in the list, no matter what I did.
I decided to take another mobile phone and do a wifi scan with that, and voila, in the first scan the Sonoff was there, online.
For some reasons I have been strugling all this time with just that it didn't show up at the network list.
Anyways. Now I can move on with adding it to the Domoticz. Are there clear and simple instructions for that too?
Several people say that this is easy. I am excited to move on now I know that it was working all the time.
Suggestion for other ones who read this, try a different phone or tablet and it might show up anyways in your network list.
I look forward for the next step to add it to Domoticz.
Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Ok, quick & dirty:
In Domoticz:
Go to Setup -> Hardware, Select 'Dummy' from the drop down list and click add.
Then, after the page reloads, you'll see the new dummy hardware in your list.
Click on 'Create Virtual Sensors', enter name and choose your type.
Go to Setup -> Devices and search for your newly created device.
Note down the IDX value.
Open the the device page of your sonoff and enter the IDX in the according device.
Go to the config page of your sonoff device.
Enter the IP of your domoticz server in the 'Controller IP' Field, choose 'Domoticz HTTP' as protocol
That's it.
In Domoticz:
Go to Setup -> Hardware, Select 'Dummy' from the drop down list and click add.
Then, after the page reloads, you'll see the new dummy hardware in your list.
Click on 'Create Virtual Sensors', enter name and choose your type.
Go to Setup -> Devices and search for your newly created device.
Note down the IDX value.
Open the the device page of your sonoff and enter the IDX in the according device.
Go to the config page of your sonoff device.
Enter the IP of your domoticz server in the 'Controller IP' Field, choose 'Domoticz HTTP' as protocol
That's it.
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Thank you Data.
I managed to enter two Sonoff modules. In both I entered new credentials like SSID and new pasword. However the SSID for both remains ESP_0 and ESP_1, I confirmed all the steps with "Submit" which was accepted without any error. Also I did enter the other Domoticz details you told me to enter into those fields.
I adjusted the LED settings to GIO13, also submitted, but none of the LED's work.
I guess since the SSID is not updating to the new network names I gave the Sonoff modules I also can not connect it to Domoticz.
I managed to enter two Sonoff modules. In both I entered new credentials like SSID and new pasword. However the SSID for both remains ESP_0 and ESP_1, I confirmed all the steps with "Submit" which was accepted without any error. Also I did enter the other Domoticz details you told me to enter into those fields.
I adjusted the LED settings to GIO13, also submitted, but none of the LED's work.
I guess since the SSID is not updating to the new network names I gave the Sonoff modules I also can not connect it to Domoticz.
Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
Hi,
so I was finally succesfull. My problem was bad solder job, after resoldering flashed without any problem. 3.3V and 120mA is enough to program device.
Configuration of Domoticz was easy without any problem.
This is how looks success via flashcmd from ESPeasy
so I was finally succesfull. My problem was bad solder job, after resoldering flashed without any problem. 3.3V and 120mA is enough to program device.
Configuration of Domoticz was easy without any problem.
This is how looks success via flashcmd from ESPeasy
Code: Select all
Comport (example 3, 4, ..) :3
Flash Size (example 512, 1024, 4096) :1024
Build (example 71, 72, ..) :120
Using com port: 3
Using bin file: ESPEasy_R120_1024.bin
esptool v0.4.6 - (c) 2014 Ch. Klippel <ck@atelier-klippel.de>
setting board to nodemcu
setting baudrate from 115200 to 115200
setting port from COM1 to COM3
setting address from 0x00000000 to 0x00000000
espcomm_upload_file
stat ESPEasy_R120_1024.bin success
setting serial port timeouts to 1000 ms
opening bootloader
resetting board
trying to connect
flush start
setting serial port timeouts to 1 ms
setting serial port timeouts to 1000 ms
flush complete
espcomm_send_command: sending command header
espcomm_send_command: sending command payload
read 0, requested 1
trying to connect
flush start
setting serial port timeouts to 1 ms
setting serial port timeouts to 1000 ms
flush complete
espcomm_send_command: sending command header
espcomm_send_command: sending command payload
espcomm_send_command: receiving 2 bytes of data
espcomm_send_command: receiving 2 bytes of data
espcomm_send_command: receiving 2 bytes of data
espcomm_send_command: receiving 2 bytes of data
espcomm_send_command: receiving 2 bytes of data
espcomm_send_command: receiving 2 bytes of data
espcomm_send_command: receiving 2 bytes of data
espcomm_send_command: receiving 2 bytes of data
espcomm_open
Uploading 411264 bytes from ESPEasy_R120_1024.bin to flash at 0x00000000
erasing flash
size: 064680 address: 000000
first_sector_index: 0
total_sector_count: 101
head_sector_count: 16
adjusted_sector_count: 85
adjusted_size: 055000
espcomm_send_command: sending command header
espcomm_send_command: sending command payload
setting serial port timeouts to 10000 ms
setting serial port timeouts to 1000 ms
espcomm_send_command: receiving 2 bytes of data
writing flash
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..
starting app without reboot
espcomm_send_command: sending command header
espcomm_send_command: sending command payload
espcomm_send_command: receiving 2 bytes of data
closing bootloader
flush start
setting serial port timeouts to 1 ms
setting serial port timeouts to 1000 ms
flush complete
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Re: ESPeasy not that easy?
@CoolRemote
If you have problems with adding to Domoticz. Make sure you add correct address into controller ip address in settings of espeasy. Then do not forget to fill in password If your domoticz is protected by password.
Then add dummy device in settings technical...and add virtual device Switch. Do not forget to match idx with espeasy.
Then go to Switches tab and settings for new switch. Change Icon for Generic ON/OFF switch and use this link for
turn on action: http://<ESPeasy IP adress>/control?cmd=GPIO,12,1
turn off action:http://<ESPeasy IP adress>/control?cmd=GPIO,12,0
If you will have still troubles, then I can make some screens or you can provide yours to find an issue.
Cheers
Vojta
If you have problems with adding to Domoticz. Make sure you add correct address into controller ip address in settings of espeasy. Then do not forget to fill in password If your domoticz is protected by password.
Then add dummy device in settings technical...and add virtual device Switch. Do not forget to match idx with espeasy.
Then go to Switches tab and settings for new switch. Change Icon for Generic ON/OFF switch and use this link for
turn on action: http://<ESPeasy IP adress>/control?cmd=GPIO,12,1
turn off action:http://<ESPeasy IP adress>/control?cmd=GPIO,12,0
If you will have still troubles, then I can make some screens or you can provide yours to find an issue.
Cheers
Vojta
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