Hello everyone, I use EasyESP in my office for quite some time now, I think it's been 2 years already, I was switching ON and OFF 2 x 5m led strips and now it's time for an upgrade :) First I want to have a soft-start (dim leds from OFF to FULLY ON) and also soft-stop (dim leds from ON to OFF). I ha...

Advices are welcome ! This morning I removed the 220v power wire from that module , and left it unplugged for more than 8 hours, now I plugged it back in an to my surprise, everything works just fine. I know for sure that when the first sensor stoped reporting humidy and temperature values, I did tu...

Did you also try to disconnect the sensor for a while and then try again? (and/or reboot the ESPeasy) I made a stupid case for that sensor, and also the humidity sensor has the wires soldered to a board, so I can do this if I remove the sensor from the bathroom for a few days. I will do this to see...

Hello guys, Do you have success using the AM2302 sensor in a long term application? I mounted one in my bathroom and recently I noticed the second sensor (the first one failed about 2 months ago) doesn't report any reading, if I check the ESP, it's working but on the DEVICE tab, both values for temp...

I think on older version I don't have the HTTP GET option for my controller, I haven't yet setup and MQTT service in my Pi, as for me was easier to just make GET request, and process everything using PHP, an programming language I'm very familiar with. I remember when I first tried ESPEasy I needed ...

Ohhhh Thank's a lot Shardan for letting me know.

I will solder the ESP-12-E boards on the adapter board so I will easily work with them. I didn't knew the memory was lower on those models, I think those are the first ESP boards I purchased.

Wish you a good night.

Hello guys, in the last years I purchased so many sensors and modules, and used so few :( but in the last months I started to put them to good use, so now I run out of WeMos D1 mini boards (which ware so easy to program) and the only boards I have are a few ESP-12 and one ESP-01. Today I wanted to c...

As the board already had a 220k resistor I connected an 100k one inline and now I finally have a good reading :D I used this formula to match the reading with my multimeter %value%*4.4/1024 In the morning I will check again to compare the voltage on my multimeter with the reported voltage, hope it w...

Why on a separate ESP ? If you use the same unit, you limit the number of time points, to only when it is running and not doing something else and you run the risk of the measurement process affecting the measurement. That sensor also measures voltage? as I'm not that interested in current value, p...

Another short reply as it seems today wasn't a good day either, I feel so so sick to my stomach :( ... ina219 on a separate ESP8266 works much better.. Why on a separate ESP ? can't this battery powered ESP measure the voltage of it's battery ? It seems those ina219 are dirt cheap on ebay . Someone ...

just noted as well (just to make sure you did it) the jumper for sleep mode is shorten... Just a quick reply (I can't test more now as I have some urgent things to do) but just wanted to let you know that I shorten sleep the jumper , I activated sleep, it's now reporting to my controller every 4 mi...

You need a resister divider rather than just a resister. Google will give you several calculators. You probably want to figure a max of 4.5 to 5V = 1V then figure the multiplier and add that to the formula. @Drum, a volt divider was my first option, but with a volt divider the reading was very low,...

Hello guys, I burned v2.0.0-dev12 in this board, and I wanted to be able to measure the onboard battery voltage, but because I didn't found any documentation about this board, with the battery socket embeded, I don't know if it has an volt divider or not. I'm one step away to give up and throw away ...

Ohhh Murphy's laws .. if one of 5 things is bad I will pick the bad one

I moved the data pin of DS18B20 to the next pin, D7 and it worked right away

Thank you.

Hello guys, I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but I give up for today, it's past midnight and I couldn't get a reading from a waterproof 1m long DS18B20 sensor. I connected the red wire to 3.3v, the yellow one to the next pin, D8, the GND on the other side of the board where the GND pin is. The boa...

It's not that critical for me to read the state of the pins, but was something I wanted, to keep things simple I will wait till a newer firmware will be available , maybe this feature will be available. Now I will install the firmware on a new module, to see if this one will be stable if I set it to...

I also want to know if there are any plans to support MQ sensors? there are quite a few variants, I got a few now one year ago but never tryed to use them

Everything is ok now, except I don't know how to fetch the state of any GPIO, without setting it FIRST with a browser request. And yes, if I load the URL in browser I get the JSON response, it set's the pin just fine, I only want to know the state of the PIN WITHOUT the need to set it first . https:...

Today I have deactivated all the devices and it seems it's not restarting anymore, it has a 7 hour uptime so far. UPDATE Now I plugged in the ESP near the relay, and it's working, first I have plugged in the relay pin in the GPIO2 and didn't know why I couldn't turn the OFFICE LED LIGHTING off, thea...

So the pin will be set automatically as an output. Thanks for letting me know how to use relays with ESPeasy. And regarding the state of the pin, there is no way to check the state with an request to the ESP? I won't use MQTT YET, just a simple http request for saving sensor value to my controller o...

It seemed weird for me also that the only option for switches was named "Switch input" and when editing the device was set to output. I googled first and found this post suggesting the same Switch input option https://forum.pimatic.org/topic/1577/espeasy-add-a-relay So what is the option I...

All good today, I have fixed 2 of the 3 D1 mini that I had and seemed dead, all boards measured ~1.4v after the diode, replaced the diode on 2 of them and both are working just fine. Now after I replaced the diode, the one I burned last night it's on again alive again, after diode swap.png What can ...

I'm so happy, but still made a mistake, I can't believe, I found 3 D1 mini board and all seemed dead, I tried to measure them all like I did on the one I burned last night, and all measure just 1.4v on the diode output, , but having all boards togheter on my desk (next to way to many other small bag...

I downloaded the latest dev-10 version a few days ago, but until now I haven't hooked up any sensor to it, I just set it up to push some System informations (uptime, CPU load) to a BananaPi that will host a mysql database, and will be my house Dashboard. It was powered up from my PC USB. The relay w...

Hello guys, I want to setup one D1 mini to control my office light relay, and now when I was setting out the Switch input , after trying to check the ON OFF url, I noticed after the second command I made it responded very slow when I refreshed the devices page, than I checked the main page and notic...

Thanks krikk, I just figured out minutes ago that I have to use exactly the variable %vname1% and %val1% for the first sensor, instead the name of the sensor , that I used in my test :) I checked apache log and found exactly what I wanted :) 192.168.1.41 - - [28/Jun/2017:22:03:50 +0300] "GET /p...

I flashed the v2.0.0 dev10 firmware, but I still need some help understanding the URL structure. I seen it's a big difference from the latest stable Ihad before to this dev firmware, alot more sensors, the controller and notification tab .. but I still don;t know how to setup the controller to send ...

I just found out this awesome project yesterday, today I got a spare D1 mini and flashed the firmware to it .. Awesome guys! Well done, you made everything so simple :) Now, my problem is related to pushing the data to my BananaPi server, I also use Generic HTTP protocol but if I check the apache ac...