Hello, I probably did something wrong but..... Perhaps I can save someone else the same error once I understand it... :) Just tried "dev11 normal" on one of my existing functioning 4 meg devices. It went fairly well OTA from v147 and I was able to enter my wifi info to the AP and restart a...

On the devices page,
Do you still see a ROM# ( ID of the sensor? )
This is listed below the '1st GPIO:'
When my sensors fail, I notice the 1-wire ROM# is missing as in the example attached.

All seem to have this status now:
My delay is 15sec not 5sec so that may make mine look better.

Out of box with 9 units thus far: I have had one Sonoff unit that will not work on Mains at all. Programmed fine powered by the programming cable but that was it. I had one unit that had wifi poor connectivity. I reloaded ESPeasy a few days later and subjectively the unit started to work better. All...

Thank you for all the help! I learned and used the dummy device for the switches on both units. I used the dummy device x2 for the eight 1wire sensors on that unit. I turned off send data for all the 'real' devices. That 'seems' to have lowered the load on the 1wire Sonoff. Sonoff 4 channel with no ...

Thank you, I just put ESPEasy on the other Sonoff 4ch to get a fresh start and the most recent rules work fine with the buttons. No MQTT, no 1-wire, no relays defined yet. I use IDX of four digits. example 9201,9202, etc. following last two IP+two digit Task that seems to work ok. BUT I think I see ...

Joachim, I wiped the Sonoff 4ch unit and tried your code. It worked, much to my delight (with MQTT disabled so to not conflict). Next I rebuilt my 1-wire sensor devices, (still leaving MQTT disabled). Now only the Channel 1 button will work. The rule code is unchanged and the log file shows the test...

And yes, all hardware works and responds via Node-red and MQTT. However much slower than via the local rules....

Rules built from other examples and changed for the first two switches of four on the 4 channel Sonoff. The first button and relay works some times but the second set does not. For both I can see the status change in MQTT, the web console and the device page (with refresh). But again, no second rela...

I have my Sonoff 4Ch working well with 9 one-wire sensors. I have flashed back and forth between ESPEasy and Tasmota so may have self inflicted some problems... One issue I am struggling with: The 'rule' I copied out of the old Sonoff wifi was a way to toggle the power relay with pressing the single...

Worked for me also, 9 DS18b20 sensors all reading perfect on Sonoff 4Ch!

I am now getting two GPIOs listed in the GPIO column of the first 12 devices. The real GPIO# listed above GPIO0.
Seems to work fine?

Joe,
I followed those notes and have my new Sonoff 4ch working.
I have not gone too far beyond connecting uptime and wifi to MQTT but it is loaded and seems to be working just fine.

All the best,
David

Update: Today I swapped the powersupply from 1amp to 2amp. Then I watched the unit start to work but eventually the load creeps up and the espeasy website becomes unresponsive. Next I noticed leaving the devices web page active seemed to cause unresponsive faster. Finally I turned off the global syn...

Nice homework on the equiv pi circuit! I have never seen the programable pull up/dn circuit. I am very curious how ESPEASY configures the port and how the development board adds to that. I am considering going back to an arduino sketch only to try and learn where the cpu load is coming from. Perhaps...

Here is my first try with Fritzing:
The cable is really over 100 feet long but has worked for years with the Pi.

Zodiac69
I will work on posting the layouts.
Do you have any opinion why the load is sitting at 100% ??
Thank you.

Update: Since this is a nodemcu with the 5v Vin, I moved the one wire V+ to the Vin line. Now the unit seems to stay running and online. I have it configured to show the connectivity via the red led. It is curious to see the red led go off and the blue blink every so often. My uptime continues to in...

Hello, I have a nine sensor 1-wire string that is used to monitor my home heating system including an outside wood boiler. The system has worked off a raspberry pi for several years. My new project is to move this sensor string to an ESP8266. I was able to configure all 9 sensors on the string and u...