Right if I look at the web interface the device value showed here is correct so it's all fine :-) I need it to check my sump/well close to the house because its water level is the same as my cave when it is flooded :-( so I ill start monitor it to be warned when water come close to cave floor level ...

Connected ... Working like a charm with a 8cm error comparing with my Laser meter, adding %value%+8 do not fix the problem in serial output.

I have viewed this video and after that I read the comments and found this interesting one that seems to say problem was that milliseconds delay is slightly different and needs to be changed : I found a sample program at https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php/Weather-proof_Ultrasonic_Sensor_SKU_:_SE...

Hello,

I am wondering if the (not so new) 2.0 version of this waterproof ultrasonic distance sensor is supported by EaspEasy ?

regards.

Have fun with that. As the very most of these are just cheap copies of the genuine sensor products these tests might get some interesting results. I'm definitely looking forward to it. So here is a result with all modules are side by side : BMPE280 : 21.6°C / 36% RH HDC1080 : 21.3°C / 41.5% RH SI70...

Got some of these sensors in the mail today (a genuine and a couple of clones) and I wrote a simple/basic plugin. Just basic reading of T/H, no library used, pulled request submitted for " _P070_HDC1080.ino " pending approval. Tested it and this sensor is not very accurate or at least not...

How to detect counterfeit vs genuine ? for example I have a few USB TTL converters (preset for 3.3V and 5V) and one of them was supposed to be Prolific chipset and under Windows 10 I got error 10 on Device driver and after digging a bit I learned it is because this Prolific chipset is couterfeit so ...

Great I will test it, I know have a couple of different T/H sensors from differents constructors (DS18B20, BME280, Si7021, HTU21D, HDC1080, still have to get a MS5611) so i'll be able to compare the curves of each one and see which are "in the average" and which may deviate a lot from the ...

Hello,

I also just bought an i2c HDC1080 sensor module (I also have BME280 and HTU21D working fine with ESPEasy), I also hope someone conformtable with plugins will implement it.

Arduino's source are here https://github.com/closedcube/ClosedCub ... 80_Arduino

regards.

sorry wrong reading... deleted my comment.

I just connected the ESP again to recheck and now it detect the BME thinking about it may be I have mixed the GPIO numbers with the PIN numbers for example I may have selected GPIO-5 with ESP D4 Pin but connected wire to D5 it's the only reason that come into my mind. 2017-02-12 22_54_33-Clipboard.p...

Hello, I try to use ESPEasy with I2C devices but can't make I2C Scan find them with ESP 12F 4Mb. I tried with a few firmware versions (including the up to date R148 I compiled my self) and different ESP modules (but all 12F). I2C is very simple to wire so I don't understand what could possibly go wr...