Is it possible to enable the additional GPIOs for ESP8285 builds automatically, or at least manually using a flag? Currently it seems hardcoded to me.

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I used the following rules to enable all buttons (with R148). I defined the buttons as Channel1 - Channel4: On Channel1#Switch do if [Channel1#Switch]=1 event,Channel1_On else event,Channel1_Off endif endon On Channel2#Switch do if [Channel2#Switch]=1 event,Channel2_On else event,Channel2_Off endif ...

Sorry, I didn't have the time for the forum in the last days. Happy that everything worked

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Thank you, JustMeNL, for the pointers. I'm looking forward to playing around with it

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Hi, I got the Sonoff LED, an ESP8266-controlled driver and 4 led strips mounted on aluminum. Nice quality, cold and warm light, very bright (driver voltage is extremely high with 96-140V)... Flashing ESPEasy is absolutely no problem, on the daughterboard that holds the ESP8266 there is even a button...

Hi, only a short thumbs up for the new Sonoff 4Channel device. I just got mine this week and today put ESPEasy on it. One minor thing to remember, it is not the ESP8266, but the ESP8285, meaning you have to compile for it explicitly. Simply change it in your configuration in your Arduino IDE and you...

Hi, I would be interested in implementing plugins for the Sonoff Dual and the Sonoff Pow, if I can find some kind of tutorial that helps me to understand how they should be structured and what kinds of functionality I can use. Can I, for instance, use interrupt-driven reading of sensors (most probab...

I2C/BME280 Problems: Ok, now I put the 147 onto the Sonoff device. On the plus side, I now can choose whether the address to use is 0x76 or 0x77, on the minus side, I no longer see the device when scanning. The device is still on address 0x77, the default when receiving the breakout board. Pullups ...

I2C/BME280 Problems: Ok, now I put the 147 onto the Sonoff device. On the plus side, I now can choose whether the address to use is 0x76 or 0x77, on the minus side, I no longer see the device when scanning. The device is still on address 0x77, the default when receiving the breakout board. Pullups a...

Hi, I have a problem with reading a BME280-sensor via I2C. I'm using GPIO-1 and GPIO-3 (TX and RX) after having disabled serial, but I get no readings. The sensor itself works without problems on an Arduino with sensible values. Interestingly, I get the information that a device is connected on addr...

I have two of them at home, and they contain an 8266 and an additional 8051-core. It is used to multiplex the relay control and buttons, but I have no clue yet what kind of protocol is used. Additionally it seems that GPIO0 is not connected to a button, so there might be some soldering involved in f...

I just flashed it successfully on the Sonoff TH 16A.

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Hi,

as far as I can see (with r124 it seems to work), the sensor delay on the config page is used to determine the time that the device sleeps (see EspEasy.ino line 816)...

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Yes, it looks a bit like that one. There are loads of them on Ali-Express... I have removed the memory chip from an ESP-01 and replaced it with a testing clip (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1pcs-programmer-testing-clip-SOIC-8-SOIC8-DIP8-DIP-8-Pin-IC-Tools-Chip-Way-SMD/32246624051.html). I am curre...

Hi, is there a way to directly flash the memory on the ESP-boards without having to use the ESP? Background to this question: I got some of the cheap LED bulbs which contain a ESP8266. And to connect wires to the memory seems to be much easier than to try and solder wires to TX, RX and GPIO0. So, if...

Hi, I just stumbled upon ESPEasy a few days ago and have to say I'm very impressed. I'm using it mainly with NodeMCU-boards and a few Sonoff devices to which I want to contact some 1-wire sensors as well. I have registered to report a bug with the DS18B20 and R90/R91, but this is a bit strange. If I...