Have you had a chance to test this out? I've just flashed the latest 20180822 and it looks like I am encountering similar issue. I'm using MQTT to OpenHAB. My setup - 1st device - analog input (to measure battery) 2nd device - BME280 With the previous 20180716, I have the following settings - Sleep ...

Yes. I've got some temperature/humidity sensors going into deep sleep and sending data every 10 minutes.

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Hey all First of all, thanks to Edwin for jumping in. We sure need to keep this going as it has been such a fun platform to play with and use. I've been using this with OpenHAB for quite a while now, building addons and automating a lot of the stuff at home like my garage door, lights, security syst...

Shouldn't the rule be -
TaskValueSet 6,1,%eventvalue%

as you only have one value since you're using "SENSOR_TYPE_SINGLE"?

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Not sure if this might help, I've got an esp in my Hotspring spa which I've converted to be "WiFi" enabled. The esp also control the temperature of the spa. I had problem figuring out how to have a variable like set temperature and then do things like compare the water temperature and turn...

Have a look at the rule example using system variables - http://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index ... _Variables

I'm not sure if you can as the HD44780 only has a limited character set as far as I know - http://www.electronic-engineering.ch/microchip/datasheets/lcd/charset.gif So, basically looking at the table, the "degree" symbol is at the bottom right of the table. The way to read the ASCII code i...

I am assuming that you're trying to enter the text in the device line screen. If that is the case you can try this - Outside: 25ßC If you're sending the info to the display via http, you can try - sendHttpGetRequest("http://xx.xx.xx.xx/control?cmd=lcd,1,1,Outside:%2025%DFC") Or from a web ...

You got a point there. If your car is too close to the door when it is properly parked, it will still be triggering the sensor. Maybe try one of these cheap photo electric switch - http://tiny.cc/m4yufy http://tiny.cc/96yufy Or maybe switch the laser ie: turn on laser, check sensor and if there is n...

Another option is to use a HC-SR04 module as it is also supported by ESP Easy.

Hey Costo I have not tried the 64*128, maybe they are different. If you're interested, here are the two I bought that definitely work with 3.3V power - http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free-shipping-1pcs-lot-LCD-Board-2004-20-4-LCD-20X4-5V-Green-blacklight-LCD2004-display/1893823170.html http://www.al...

As I mentioned before the ones I got works like a charm with 3.3V power. I do have some really old 16x2 with no backlight which has the same issue costo mentioned, but all the new ones I bought since about 2 years ago works fine at 3.3V with the interface I listed in my previous post. I do like the ...

Hey Highroller Most of the 16x2 or 20x4 LCD displays have the same pinouts. If you google "pinouts lcd 20x4" you will find all the info you will need. The last one I bought was this - http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free-shipping-1pcs-lot-LCD-Board-2004-20-4-LCD-20X4-5V-Green-blacklight-LCD...

I don't think there's a manual as such, I might be wrong though. I followed the tutorial to learn plus many trial and errors -
http://www.esp8266.nu/index.php/Tutorial_Rules

Have fun!

Hey mgennip Here's my setup - Device1 Device: Switch input Name: SwitchIn Delay: 0 IDX/Var: 1 1st GPIO: GPIO-0 Pull UP: Yes Inversed: No Switch Type: Switch Switch Button Type: Normal Switch Send Boot State: No Send Data: No Value Name 1: Switch Device2 Device: Switch input Name: Relay Delay: 0 IDX/...

Certainly manjh, if you have a spare sonoff you can use. You will need to modify it a bit as the relay in a standard sonoff is switching live power. If you cut the tracks from the live power to the relay, then you can use it to open and close the garage door. For me, all my sonoff are being used to ...

Hey Luca, welcome! You should also have a look at OpenHAB if you get the chance. I started with Domoticz initially but switched to OpenHAB because of the ability to create fairly nice user interface which you can use via a web browser or an app on Android or IOS. It's definitely a steeper learning c...

As you can enable an internal "pull Up" resistor on the ESP, it will be easier to connect one wire from the switch to one of the GPIO and then other wire to ground/0V. I have a similar config for my garage door sensor using a reed switch connected to GPIO-12 and a magnet - switch.jpg So wh...

Hi Petko I guess everyone has their own setup. Mine is with OpenHab running MQTT to communicate with the ESP chips. On my OpenHAB garage door screen I have this - garagedoor.jpg showing the status of my garage door. I can also click on the Open/Close button to open or close the garage door. The char...

How are you connecting it? Looking at the picture halfway down the page - http://www.aliexpress.com/item/2016-Hot-Sale-Top-Quality-Liquid-Water-Level-Sensor-Right-Angle-Float-Switch-Mini-Float-Switch/32599000054.html?spm=2114.30010308.3.11.cp4BNb&ws_ab_test=searchweb201556_0,searchweb201602_5_10...

Hi Alen Depending on what garage door opener you have, it might actually be easier and cheaper to use a general purpose NPN transistor and a 1K resistor. An easy way to figure out how to connect it is to measure the voltage of the two wires going to your local hardwired door control switch. The hard...

Hi Fabian It should be fairly easy to implement using a voltage divider and feeding the voltage to the ADC input of the ESP. I'm using an ESP-12E module and the ADC input is on pin 2. You need the voltage divider because the ADC input can only take a max of around 1V. Since you're using 3V, one opti...

Thanks Martinus! I've gone back and updated my Arduino IDE using the board manager mentioned in the wiki - http://www.esp8266.nu/index.php/Tutorial_Arduino_Firmware_Upload I'm now 1.6.5-1084-ga39ce29 and I'm getting 28184 free memory. Looking very good now. Now back to my new journey trying out Domo...

Also, if you put in a static address rather than leaving it on DHCP, it will connect faster.

Did you put in the pull up resistor on the data pin? I'm not too familiar with the ESP-1, but I am going to assume that it should work the same like the ESP-12E I'm using. Did you also select the right GPIO? From what I can see from the web, you have either GPIO0 or GPIO2.

Hi all I'm from Australia and I am new to ESPEasy. I've just started playing with OpenHAB running on a Raspberry Pi and have stumbled on this site after looking at new ways to use the esp8266. I have to say ESPEasy rocks! It has made implementing sensors etc so much easier. My setup currently consis...

Hi Martinus I'm using Arduino 1.6.5 and esp8266 by ESP8266 Community version 1.6.5-947-g39819f0. Free memory is 17528. I think I might have fixed it. As you asked about the version of board manager, I thought maybe something has got corrupted, so I've uninstalled the board manager and re-installed i...

Paco I still have my device connected to the PC via the USB/Serial interface which I use to program it using Arduino IDE. From the serial console, I typed the command "reset" which is supposed to reset the device and put it back to the default settings. See the bottom of this page - http:/...

Paco I originally assigned GPIO-12. But like I said earlier, after doing a reset which is supposed to have cleared all then settings I then went and add a new DHT11 sensor. Once I have selected the sensor and even before I press the "Submit" button, the page would have gone blank. So, I ac...

Interesting, I just hit the same problem. It seems like there is some sort of corruption. I've just done a reset from the serial port and started all over again. I then tried going straight to the devices screen and adding a Temperature & Humidity - DHT device and straight away, blank screen. Do...