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jgrad wrote: ↑18 Apr 2024, 20:32 %u_IP%(N)

That's already available, named %c_u2ip%(N,x) where N = unitnr, and x determines what's returned for an empty IP: 1 = "" (empty string), 2 = 0

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I use the Serial plugin. It was useful to see what was sent or received.. to my board .. I assume that's the Serial Server plugin? P020/P044 (Serial Proxy P087 is not included in the Normal builds) AFAICS, that plugin doesn't log the incoming data separately, but you can see most data logged at INF...

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The debug logging has been disabled for ESP8266 Normal builds for a couple of months.

What debug log would you want to see? As not much information in that log level is usable for non-developers

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jgrad wrote: ↑18 Apr 2024, 20:32 Values are available in response to http://localhost/json but I dont know how to get this response and parse it within rules.

You can not get the JSON output from rules from the same ESP, and you can't process the resulting (large) json-text.

We'll try to add the functions.

Ath

What exact build have you installed?

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One more question: how could I get an information that somebody answers on my question, is there a switch in the settings? If you go to your User Control Panel (dropdown menu top-right, next to your username), Select 'Board Preferences', then 'Edit notification options', you can determine what noti...

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What version of that board do you have in mind? There are a couple of different versions, also quite different in price ( $30,- .. $75,- ) ... :o At the moment the display controller in those boards isn't supported (it's not using 'standard' SPI but a 4 or 8 bit parallel connection), but there has b...

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That's a great project, and all the implementation details, and decisions you made, make it a very inspiring read. Thanks!

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M*I*B wrote: ↑14 Apr 2024, 16:07 ... forget to ask: Any way to completely disable IPv6 (Stack)???

Currently only as a compile-time option, and it's only enabled in a few builds, f.e. the MAX builds.
Why would that be needed, it is interfering with something?

Ath

What exact build are your ESP32-S3 running? If not on the build from https://td-er.nl/espeasy/latest (20240412 or later) you may have issues caused by wonky USBCDC software, that's finally fixed in the latest build (is merged yesterday into "mega")

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I'm going to get some sleep. When you're over 60, a day like this is a bit tiring... I can confirm that ;) While you're at it, maybe you can also take a short look at the display-sleep issue. Possibly it's just a small thing why this option is ignored... This part is of bigger importance IMHO, and ...

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Was considering: why are there not so many GPIO-pins available on this board? See the picture above. The ESP32-C3 doesn't have that many GPIO pins, and a couple are directly wired to the Ethernet chip it seems (they are partly for SPI, so these could have been external as well for other SPI devices...

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That version is not in list of the above link... :? So I think your answer should be No. yes it is: Screenshot - 12-04-2024 , 21_22_25.png I want to use that pcb to read the Eastron SDM630M But that plugin isn't included in the Custom build. Getting that PR local in VSCode, you're able to create a ...

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It looks like ESPEasy provides the raw measurement value indeed, but looking at the Tasmota code, where the ESPEasy code is based on, they don't provide a temperature value but 0. Don't know why the raw value is provided here, but I suggest to ignore it, as it isn't useful. The humidity is calculate...

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PieterS wrote: ↑12 Apr 2024, 18:49 H Gijs,
Can I use this software also for the ETH01 evo with esp32 C3 and AC energy?

Yes, but you will need another binary, custom_ESP32c3_4M316k_LittleFS_CDC_ETH, as that's the only ESP32c3 build that supports Ethernet hardware.

Ath

After installing the level converter, the main problem went away, only periodically appearing colored artifacts remained throughout the field. Great. Those odd artifacts may be caused by general timing issues of the S2, as said, that's not the most stable ESP32 chip :? It is also not clear why ther...

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With that configuration it should work as intended, so it probably comes down to some technical (or timing) issue. NB: With this configuration, rotating the display by 90 degrees, can be done by setting "Matrix start-pixel" to "Top/Right", and Rows/Columns mode to "Columns&q...

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You're close.
But luckily it's all documented, specifically for the Home Assistant controller

https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... ing-events

Ath

Can you show the configuration settings of your plugin? (a screenshot, as an attachment in the forum, is fine)

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Alex P wrote: ↑11 Apr 2024, 11:32 I need to start simple, install a level matcher.

That, and also check the wiring & soldering from the end of line 4 to the start of line 5, as from line 5 on it's not working as intended.

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I think I can add a new variable to the GPS Plugin, providing that Fix value, it seems useful...

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I already tried 32x4, I don’t understand how to make 16x8 without cutting and resoldering. I tried to put 32x16 although in fact I have 32x8 and 1 line started working fine for me. It turns out that the second half always does not work when running the line starting from 32x4. Reading back the mess...

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M*I*B wrote: ↑11 Apr 2024, 00:37 How can I check by event or simple by if/then... if NTP are working or not?

There is the %isNTP% variable (no ESPEasy at hand here, better check the System Variables page)

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... some hint to lighten the day: :lol: :lol: :lol: 1.: Header line It actually works, apart from the fact that the WLAN symbol cannot be removed or, at best, you can choose one symbol from several (WLAN, BT, GPS, ...). However, this immediately goes wrong if you set "Header" = Date and &...

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Without cutting the tape you can still configure it for 32x4 or 16x8, the only thing we want to determine is if your issue is caused by timing or not, so we 'give' it half of the neopixels to control. Then it's less timing-critical.

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1) Can you please use code blocks (the </> button in the toolbar) to wrap rules code in? 2) There is no [Display#Frame] variable . There can be an event Display#Frame=<framenr> if you have enabled that Generate events option (if that's available, else you're out of luck.) But: Have you changed the I...

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How is your matrix configured? Do you have a manually assembled matrix of 32 pixels long, and 8 high, or are you using pre-assembled 8x8 modules?

Ath

Also, the ESPEasy rules syntax is somewhat different from the Tasmota syntax, see the ESPEasy docs on Rules

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The frame should be auto-incremented every Interval seconds as configured in the task. If you leave that on 0 there will be no updates... Once you manually select the desired Frame, using the "oledframedcmd,frame,<framenumber>" command, or automatically update to the next frame, the predef...

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M*I*B wrote: ↑09 Apr 2024, 20:29 On the Board there are an multicolor LED. I think that's a NeoPixel? If so, what is the GPIO for it? I don't find any documentation about this board

Yes, it's usually a NeoPixel, most likely at GPIO 8, though I've also seen boards with an R/G/B led using 3 GPIO pins

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EDIT: Meanwhile I have changed the Display device to "framed" due I need that later on. I also have try to set "Header" to "DATE" and "Header2" to "TIME" and also "Interval" to 2 But I can do what ever I get in mind: The Header-line respec...

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Why I don't see a 1 or 0 at the display if I do this at line 2 ... The top 3 values aren't available by those names from the plugin, and the "Fix" value isn't available at all :shock: As an alternative you can add event handlers for GPS#GotFix and GPS#LostFix, and store that state in a Du...

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You should use the ESP32s3 build, not the ESP32...

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A few remarks: - Have you installed a level-converter between the ESP and the Neopixel matrix? As that matrix is supposed to run at 5V and the high-level of the ESP is too low to properly trigger the Neopixel. This might get worst with longer strands - A matrix of 32x4 is not actively supported, you...

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basti wrote: ↑08 Apr 2024, 15:38 This is how it works. Thank you very much. I'm still a complete beginner and have yet to really get to grips with the subject. But I haven't found many good tutorials yet...

Haven't we pointed you at the Rules documentation yet?

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Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. What am I doing wrong? You have a duplicate On Pressure#Druck handler, and only the first one is executed (speed optimization in the Rules engine). Combined you could have this: On Temp#temp do TaskValueSet 3,2,%eventvalue1% Endon On Pressure#Druck do TaskVa...

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Yes. I have a working rule that publishes on 'gesture#Swipe'. Additionally, for testing, I publish Light/Proximity/Gesture values every 10 seconds via the regular controller settings. Values for all parameters are being published every ten seconds. The last detected gesture number is being repeated...

Ath

That's not normal or as expected.
What kind of ESP device do you have, and how is it powered? A stable power supply is important, as well as properly connected wiring, many breadboards and their wiring have poor contacts, and can cause issues like this.

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oisisi wrote: ↑30 Mar 2024, 15:34 I'll wait for the workflow to complete and will flash my board again.

Have you been able to test the build?

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exemple , i try a slide gate security by watt detection device > PZEM-004T interval 1s LongPulse_mS,14,1,600 > impulse sens < -- > if > 100 watt start detection timer 3s after 3s if watt > 400 then secu event ( impulse - wait 2s -impulse) and more pieton button start open - wait 5s - stop with impu...

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The only thing the as5600 angle sensor has in common with the Adafruit soil sensor is the I2C address. Nothing in the data format or protocol has any resemblance, and neither has the sensor function. That's a very good reason not to try and add support for an as5600 to this plugin, but either add it...

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Hi @damiak I've opened PR #5026 to add support for a user-defined subject when using the Notify command, like: Notify,1,'Custom message content','My own subject' Downloads available from this GH Actions run (A free Github account is required to be able to download) This should resolve the need for m...

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thank , I'm trying to understand , my english it's verry bad You can use the translation features of Chrome to translate the documentation ;) %eventvalue1% = sonde#humidity ? because it is in on -- endon ? timerset as always "on rules#timer=x do " for expired timer ? Yes, the number in %e...

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If you need a better resolution, you could use an ADS1115/ADS1015 ( P025 ), INA219 ( P027 ) or INA3221 ( P027 ) voltage converter, as these offer range configuration and a higher resolution A/D converter. Edit: Using an INA converter, you could also use the Current output configuration of the sensor...

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Hm, it seems some of the concepts of rules aren't clear to you, you can read about that in the documentation on rules . - Rules are pieces of code that are triggered by events from ESPEasy - Events are f.e. generated on every Interval of a device task, like your humidity sensor, or from system event...

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Easiest way to fix this is to connect the ESP to a serial connection on your computer, f.e. using the web-flasher at https://td-er.nl/espeasy or putty, and send these commands via serial: wifissid,<yourWiFiAccesspoint> wifikey,<yourWiFiPassword> save NB: When using putty, or another terminal softwar...

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It looks like the last slash character in your Publish command should be a comma...

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Thank you very much, thats awesome! I've created PR #5025 to include support for the Adafruit I2C Capacitive Moisture sensor. A test-build is available from this GH Actions run . To be able to download you'll need a free Github account. @knighToFdemonS please test and report your findings, either h...

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No, by #5015 the Notifications have been removed from the Collection builds, as originally intended ~2 years ago to get some space for plugins.

To create a Custom build there are instructions in the ESPEasy PlatformIO documentation

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The Wemos Lolin board, from the TinyTronics link you shared, has the larger ESP32 chip module (larger metal casing) that has 16MB flash. The ESP32-S3 usually have N16R8/N8R2 or similar readable on the metal case for 16MB flash & 8MB PSRAM or 8MB flash & 2MB PSRAM, so they are easier identifi...

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