JR01 wrote:I assume this code you are using for, is to send the opposite of 'Connection Lost' - once only, on mqtt connect?

+1 from me too

Neil, a weird problem has arisen... and I'm not sure who to direct this at... On recent builds, with OLED Framed included, I get "Low memory available, stability problems may occur" when compiling. Whenever I go into the Devices page and do anything to do with OLED Framed, the device crash...

Now fixed in the playground. Trying it now! The problem with the recurring syntax errors is partly due to you talking to yourself Jon! Damn. The madness is getting to me. MQTT pubsub gets very confusing if you do this - even 'living fossils' should try to avoid the practise! Oi! Leave us elderly fo...

Best advice would be to build it into an Arduino project using one of the examples that's floating around the internets, and then build that into an ESPEasy Pro Mini Extender that sends its pre-processed results to the ESPEasy.

This sort of thing might certainly find uses. Even if you have a central machine doing processing of raw data, it's often useful to use local horsepower to do simple smoothing, deadband processing, deduping, exception filtering, rate of change calculations, hysteresis or other operations on the raw ...

Try to send %20 instead of the space, or maybe even +20 So, instead of "this is a sentence" try "this%20is%20a%20sentence" Alas, sending commands this way displays the %20 literally. Use the Unicode non-breaking space or hard-space character U+00A0 instead. To get this character...

OK - I have just uploaded yet another new version of the scrolling display to the playground which includes a write option. That sounds incredibly useful, Neil... and very comprehensive functionality which should give everyone everything they need. I shall give it a go hopefully today. A LITTLE LAT...

namirda wrote:There an update to OLED Scrolling Display plugin in the Playground which should hopefully play nicely with ESPEasy 114+, Core 2.3

R118 has compiled here fine. Thanks Neil!

Is there any chance of being able to send the OLED string values to display?

timsson wrote:It is possiible to import a string or On/OFF with the mqtt-plugin?

This would be really useful.

Also, I'm up and running with R118, OLED Framed, and MQTT-import too. Thanks Neil!

namirda wrote:I have put an updated version of MQTTImport into the playground which runs with ESPEasy118, Core 2.3 and PubSub 2.6

Thank you Neil! I'll go and try it...

See, that's what happens when you write some really useful code and then get on with the rest of your life!

Alas namirda hasn't been seen here since April 2016. Does anyone have a forwarding address?

At what point should someone else step in and take over the code?

hamster wrote:I'm also interested in creating some enclosures for my projects, i haven't yet bought the printer yet, can anyone recommend one?
I was considering the 'DIY' type where you assemble them, they seem a lot cheaper?

I bought a helloBEEprusa and haven't regretted it...

Hi Petko, I've been developing systems in much the same way as Jéan, and have Node-Red running on a Raspberry Pi 3, Mosquitto on another, and MongoDB on yet another. My sensor data is largely generated by ESPEasy sensors, and I'm starting to experiment with real-world ways of implementing actuators ...

Hello Jon, your project is further than mine! You have included 433MHz, I am busy investigating this. I have on one RasPi IIB+ running Mosquito, NodeRed, MySQL. NodeRed is sending data, to MySQL, ThingSpeak, and the NodeRed UI - which reports things like ho water used for the day, rain water, temp,...

I would very strongly support this. The use of LWT is essential. I want to know when one of my units is down! With LWT messages I can get node-red (or any other mqtt monitor) to notify me when a unit goes offline unexpectedly. It should be implemented in conjunction with a status topic and retained ...

Do you mean you're displaying the values in the original ESPEasy OLED tiny-font multi-line plugin, or this wonderful big-font multi-page scrolling one? Ok to answer myself, I've now explored further and found I can display variables from onboard sensors or even other ESP8266 units in the framed OLE...

FYI. If you use the MQTT import function in the ESP Playground you can subscribe to MQTT topics and use the values in the OLED display. I have it working showing a Temperature Setpoint from OpenHAB. Do you mean you're displaying the values in the original ESPEasy OLED tiny-font multi-line plugin, o...

Thanks for the review and the heads-up over quality! Looks like I'm going to stick to building my own with the help of my tame electrician...

Hello everyone. I love this plug-in and I would also like to know if you can post a value to a particular row. I have a heating control which scrolls between Current Temperature and Humidity (local DHT11) but would like to send the Heating Setpoint value (Temp) to another scrolling screen. So it wo...

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To complete my ESPEasy sensors & control units I'm designing a range of cases for 3D printing. Has anyone else produced designs for such items, and would you be interested in sharing them here? How many 3D printing enthusiasts are there amongst the ESPEasy fans?

Very interesting board... inexpensive, and saves me having to make the same thing out of several separately-sourced components. I'd be interested to know how others fare with it.

Hello Chaps, I'm new here and am just trying to work ESP8266 ESPEasy sensors into my system, but I thought I'd give you a run-down of what I'm using so we can compare notes. At the core of everything I have a Raspberry Pi running Node-Red. It has flows implementing well-defined REST APIs for: 1. Con...