bastler11 wrote: ↑09 Jan 2024, 12:26 Hello Andrzej,

good idea! How did you connect the JSN-SR04T to the ESP? Did you use any converter for the Signal for 5V to 3,3V?

Thanks and best Regards!

Hi,

Whole "system" powered from one 3.2V 26650 LiFePO4 akku.

Andrzej

Hi

Try electronic compas on hmc5883l chip like GY-273 board.

Hi,

Try this simple solution

Andrzej

There is no problem to power DS from 5V and connect data line directly to ESP GPIO port with pullup resistor to ESP power line (3.3V).

In the first solution, every task is run once - on boot or wake up from deep sleep.
Second solution (if it will be new feature, not a bug) is what I'm looking for. Task is active, and not run by itself.

Thanks
Andrzej

Hello,

Can I enable/disable task using commands sent by RS or WiFi or from rules?
Or
Can I have task enabled but not running/not updated? (even on wakeup/reset)

Regards
Andrzej

Please check controler settings:
Minimum interval 15min
Check answer true

Or for the last updated value in dummy device you can use:
TaskValueSetAndRun command

Working solution:
In ESP just define Dummy Device - no serial server needed at all.

From Arduino send via RS:
"TaskValueSet,12,1,8"

in LOG you will se
Commannd: taskvalueset

and value number 1 in dummy device in task 12 is set to 8

Or instead test_1 put D1 as a name you use in Dummy Device

If I understand properly, you need to create an event using Arduino. so you need to send: "test_1=123" In LOG window you can see: EVENT: !Serial#test_1=123 test_1 is a name of temoprary variable Now in RULES you should react on that event: on !Serial do TaskValueSet , 2,1,[test_1] endon or...

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