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costo

Hi All, The other thing I just noticed is that the count values are not non-volatile. If you reset the module all the count information goes away. It would be good to save the count in flash and have a clear button on the count task or something like that. I am using mine to accumulate water usage ...

costo

Just use a resistive divider to drop down the 5v output of the sensor to 3.3 volt. You can take 3 resistors of equal value, (between 1k and 5k each) connect the resistors in series from the sensor output to ground. You will have 1/3 of the output at the resistor closest to ground and 2/3 of the outp...

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Deennoo wrote:in english ? what does it mean please ? i want to update my RFlink FW from domoticz too

There was just some talking about how nice it would be if that was possible.
Something like a wishlist for RFLink.
So you did not miss anything.

costo

The hall sensor needs a voltage between 4.5 and 20 volt to work properly. When powered with 5 volt it will give output pulses of 5 volt. That is not compatible with any ESP8266. You have to use a voltage divider or level converter between the yellow output pin to the FS300A and the ESP.

costo

You have to look how the internal wiring of the ESP8266 chip with the flash-memory is done. On most boards the flashmemory, a 8 pin chip, is connected to 6 GPIO pins and Vcc+Gnd. 4 of these pins, GPIO 6,7,8,& 11 are the equivalent of the SPI-bus & ChipSelect and are absolutely nessecary for ...

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That one from your link is the most used one but it is only 0.96 inch diameter. So it is hard to read with 8 lines of 16 characters.
I prefer the 1.3 inch display with SH1106 controller above the 0.96 inch one. It will work on ESPeasy too.

costo

RFXcom kan ook protocols in-en-uit-schakelen.
Het zou mooi zijn als RFLink dat ook kan.

costo

You go smaller from the regular 128*64 @0.96 inch to this tiny 64*48 at 0.66 inch I go bigger to this 164*64 at 2.42 inch :P I bought this display: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-42-SPI-Serial-12864-OLED-LCD-Display-IIC-I2C-Module-for-Arduino-UNO-R3-BLUE-/331718678211?hash=item4d3bf956c3:g:D6wAAOSwgyxWWC...

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Deennoo this topic might be helpfull for you if you want to modify the OLED plugin to your own needs. http://www.esp8266.nu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=432&p=2176&hilit=sh1106+offset#p2176 Most likely that value 'offset' must be 32 (4*8 // 4 times char_width) so the first character on the ...

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I'm connected to a Windows PC via USB- 2-Serial with four wires, 3.3v, GND, TX and RX, and the ESP-12F is connected via a breadboard with all the wires. I will try the nodecmu way You power the ESP module via the 3.3V of the USB/serial ? If you do that you will experience the troubles you are descr...

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Could somebody tell me what way the LED would flicker ? Getting this differnt way's : fast flickering / normal flickering / stable red There is no rule what color when flickers, depends how the manufacturer connects , if any, leds to the chip. Usually during upload/flashing one led (often a blue on...

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Hi, I did the same, but after the next OTA update it makes my sonoff unusable. It worked with R78 which i flashed with the flash tool and then with R99, but flashing R100 OTA makes it unusable. Can't get it to work again. My guess is because off this: http://tech.scargill.net/even-more-sonoff/ Hube...

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the cosmic gate wrote:
Exactly did this several times, using the flash Tool / IDE , but without any result

You must get some messages when flashing with the IDE. No result would mean your USB is faulty.

costo

Sure, it's a nice device. My opinion: As the ESP8266 with the ESPEasy firmware is primary a WiFi device with (relative) limited sensor controller capabilities it is not very suitable for connecting a rotary switch. Rotary devices need either interrupt enabled pins or pins that are polled very freque...

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I only have experience with the 4_pin sonoff, but from the documentation i cannot see any difference in the schematics of the 4_pin or 5_pin Sonoff module, (except for that one extra pin), so the procedure to flash it should be the same I think. Disconnect power connect your FTDI USB/Serial interfac...

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Usually erasing the part in ESP memory where the settings are stored is enough.

To do that connect a short between the RX and the TX pin, repower or reset the ESP. Wait a while (minute or so) to let the erase process finish.
Disconnect and reconnect power and your old settings should be cleared.

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For example currently the ESPEasy device shows an uptime of 362minutes meaning it must have rebooted itself just over 5 hours ago, and the output controlling the boiler went low, which switched on the boiler. If you experience frequent reboots you may have stability problems with your ESP module. I...

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I am compiling information on my project using current measurements here http://hilo90mhz.com/remote-power-monitoring-system-ac-or-dc-current-measurements/ I am using espEasy to send data to thingspeak that is triggering a txt message through twillo on condition met with AC current sent along in te...

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It is better to have several different capacitors instead of one big capacitor over the 3.3V rail. 100nF and 2.2uF and 330uF all three over the Vcc line and the smaller capacitor as close to the ESP module as possible. The 100nF capacitor is always already in the ESP module over Vcc and Gnd. I usual...

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Go to http://www.esp8266.nu/index.php/Main_Page at the bottom is a link to stable version R78. In that zipfile are the libraries that yo need.
Arduinojson , pubsubclient , IRremoteESP8266 , LiquidCrystalI2C.

costo

. . . . . i don´t understand why so many people use the ESP-01, for like one € more you get an ESP-12 which has much more IO Pins Why would you use a ESP12 when it is much more convenient to use a NodeMCU. No USB/Serial adapter needed for programming and no problem with powersupply, it gets power v...

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I don't think he's got a GPIO 4-5 swap issue. He's getting the right result from the output of his sketch, so the I²C interface is working. Look at _P024_MLX90614.ino, line 30 and 31. It takes a value, multiplies by .02 and subtracts 273.15. If you work ngc's result of 1037.55 backwards thru the eq...

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espeeder wrote:
Can you explain why it should work, despite the fact Arduino compiles in alphabetic order?

Because the tutorial on http://www.esp8266.nu says it does.

costo

How I would try to solve this: Take the Analog _P002 plugin rename all the instances of _002 to _110 (110 or any other number between 100 and 200) Change in line 24 "Device[deviceCount].FormulaOption = true;" true to false Save the plugin as _P110_Thermistor. The not_so_easy part is to mod...

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You want to compile the latest stable version R078. For that you have to follow the instructions as given in http://www.esp8266.nu/index.php/Tutorial_Arduino_Firmware_Upload If you follow the instructions you read there: Download and install Arduino 1.6.5. from https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Softwar...

costo

Dear costo, maybe I was not clear enough, or you may missed the point ... . Maybe ;) It seems you want ESPEasy to do some extra calculation and/or lookup_table correction for you. Usually ESPEasy collects some data, eventually do some simple basic mathematics on the data and sends that data to a co...

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So it seems you have troubles compiling ESPEasy R078

But ....
you do not say which IDE you are using. 1.65 or 1.68 or another one ?
you do not say which ESP library in the boardmanager you are using 2.0.0 , 2.1.0 or another one ?

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In this sense, the most commonly used NTC thermistor perfectly described: https://learn.adafruit.com/thermistor/using-a-thermistor If it can not be included in the collection/list would need any help with the integration of these sensors in the ESP Easy whether I should make a change in the A1115 a...

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I do not think it is possible to measure 50/60Hz line current with ESPEasy and a ACS712 module. It is true that the output of the ACS module produces a voltage that is proportional to the current ......... but this proportional voltage is an alternating voltage of the same frequency and waveform as ...

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Did you read this tutorial ? http://www.esp8266.nu/index.php/Tutorial_Arduino_Firmware_Upload Yes I did. Anyway, by the nature of the Arduino compiler I find logic that it doesn't work. When compiling a project with multiple files, it concatenate them. First it puts the file with the same name as t...

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Hi, for best stability of a ESP01 you must solder a capacitor of 1-10uF very close to the ESP-board. Preferable solder the capacitor on the board over the Vcc and ground pin. Like in this picture where a 2.2uF tantalium capacitor is soldered on yhe module. http://static.tweakers.net/ext/f/7O1ICyKot3...

costo

Did you read this tutorial ?
http://www.esp8266.nu/index.php/Tutoria ... are_Upload

costo

I wonder if your powersupply is adequate.
It must be a 3.3V 500mA preferrable.
And do not forget to include some capacitors very close to your ESP module.

Look her for tips about your powersupply http://www.esp8266.nu/index.php/Power

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Good news for those who do not like to have 220V near the ESP . Itead has a newer SonOff switch for low voltage. https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-sv.html . It just needs an external voltage between 5-24 volt DC. The good news is that more GPIO pins are easy available on this board. GPIO-4, GPIO-5 and GPI...

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Datasheet of BME280 say: The 7-bit device address is 111011x. The 6 MSB bits are fixed. The last bit is changeable by SDO value and can be changed during operation. Connecting SDO to GND results in slave address 1110110 (0x76); connection it to V DDIO results in slave address 1110111(0x77), which is...

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The reason ESP can not boot normal when GPIO-1 is on ground is unknown to me. I found this behaviour is typical for a ESP independant of the flashed software. During bootup GPIO1 is connected to the UART and configured as output TX1 and always sends some cryptic data like: tail 0, chksum0x42, csum 0...

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I have had problems with a NodeMCU once. It was the NodeMCU that had stopped working reliable. You could try another NodeMCU, maybe that helps. Other possibility may be that your system or the sensor is located near a refrigerator or a similar device that has a relais switching 230 volt. The switchi...

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I would go for the feather Huzzah, the one with USB/Serial onboard May I ask why? The one from the link costs $15,95 (and is not in stock) The Wemos has the same ESP (12E), has also USB/Serial onboard, is smaller and is only $4.50 OK, no battery charging that is true Please tell me what the pro's f...

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No option to use the ADS1115 4 channel ADC instead? Already supported in ESP Easy. I wonder how you can measure 50/60Hz AC current with the ADS1115 connected to ESPEasy. Thanks to the offset of 1/2 Vcc the ADS can measure alternating current at a rate of maximum 860 samples/second. The measurement ...

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Jip, I know you are correct.... Looking for a Huzzah, out of stock at my favorite store here in South Africa for this reason... Does Huzzah compare well to the Wemos? AdaFruit Huzzah is very much like NodeMCU, I would go for the feather Huzzah, the one with USB/Serial onboard , it is not so much mo...

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hi i have the uptime into domoticz server, but when the esp reboot its appear one big number like this "Date: 2016-03-17 23:00:00 Value: 18446744073709552000" Can this be remove on every reboot? Thanks Reboot your circuit and immediately take a picture. Then post that picture here and you...

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When searching for bigger I2C OLED's , I found these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/131708704745 http://www.ebay.com/itm/201437371511 These display's both claim to have a SSD1306 controller which means they can be connected to ESPEasy's I2C bus and will work. The OLED's are 2.42 inch diameter, so 2.5 time...

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For my latest Energy Metering project I wish to communicate with an SPI slave - a Microchip MCP3911 dual ADC. ............... But as my C ability is beginner level I do need help. My advice is to use a Arduino as SPI controller and get that working first with the MCP3911. Later when that is working...

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ETHERNET all-in-one connector. No, serious: Is such a product in development? If not, please do so. I don't think this is realistic. ESPEasy is a software project not a hardware project. ESP8266 is developed just for wireless connection because people want to get rid off the UTP wires. There is not...

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It is not that simple. The Oled plug-in already one of that uses most memory in ESPEasy. Using a 2xfont would need a array set of 3.2 kbyte alone for that font. Apart from the extra code for the webform etc. A simple solution would be to use a bigger display like the 4x20 character LCD display. An a...

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default ESPEasy baudrate is 115200.
When you get into the GUI you can change this in the <tools> <advanced> tab

costo

Think you find the answer here: http://www.esp8266.nu/index.php/Relais
You must fill in the actions, in the tab of the switch in domoticz, to control the relais

costo

No . . . . . . . . unless . . .
.
you write your own SPI-controller plugin and your own SPI-device plugin.

costo

Bug in the ExtPulse command. R82, R83, R84. The ExtPulse command behaves unpredictable. This newly added command can let the I2C bus freeze, resulting in a ESP which cannot communicate with sensors, PME or display over I2C. It only happens when the duration of the pulse is set to zero '0' and only ...

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small bug in R83 I2C

When I change the I2C bus GPIO pins in 'Hardware Settings' I have to do a cold reboot before ESPEasy accepts the new GPIO pins.
In older versions I could change the I2C pinnumbers and they would take effect immedeately after pressing 'submit'.

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