I have a espeasy device with a temp/humanity sensor.
It works fine.

But I was wondering can I send this data to Tuya platform so I can use it to controll my tuya controlled heating and airconditioning?

I already have a tuya temp/hum sensor but it updates to slow ( one time per hour)

Ah oke, It TIMER 2 gets restarted over and over again. Now I understand, a timer cannot be trigger twice and get 2 times the output, it wil only run the output once. Because the second time you trigger it, it cancel the first trigger and triggers it again, am I right? ?? correct.... but it is in yo...

Can anyone explain why timer 1 does NOT get triggered and why timer 2 gets triggered [/code] because every 5 second it gets retriggered by the switch intervall and so it never finishes? the intervall of the switch needs to be at least 9secs if your timer1 is set to 8secs this is your "run time...

Having both the timer and the Interval at 5 seconds is making it very hard to debug/test, please try with the Interval set to 7 seconds, so there is at least a chance they don't coincide. Tested it with different intervals and timerSet values but the result stays the same. Can anyone explain why ti...

since the timer fires independent of Dummy#MachineState in the working example i assume that the condition if [Dummy#MachineState] = 1 is never met.... I dont understand, in the working example else if [Dummy#MachineState] = 1 // set timmer to shutdown fan after 5 sec. timerSet,1,5 // set variable ...

hmmm have created some kind of work around but do not know why this works :? interval of the STATE is still set to 5 sec on System#Boot do //fan off GPIO,4,0 // set variable MachineState to 0 TaskValueSet 11,4,0 endon on switch#state do if [switch#state]=1 //fan on GPIO,4,1 // set variable MachineSt...

yes I know its a older version, I got 7 of these devices running here and like to have them on the same software/fireware. bit afraid of breaking stuff with updating. also found the fault, there is indeed a interval on the status switch (5 sec) but I kind of need this. I have 5 laser machines, each ...

this is not your switch in the screenshot. i´m just asking because if your switch would have set an intervall < 5 sek your rule would not work because your timer would be set every intervall new and it will never finish... I am sorry, this is my switch https://i.postimg.cc/z3fVCJ5B/Capture.png

chromo23 wrote: ↑20 Jun 2022, 14:58 does your switch have an intervall set in the device setting?
otherwise it should work..

(a look at the log is also often helpful...)

yes it has a interval set to 60 seconds.
but we I set it to 0 and save it, it goes back to 60

Hello I have a machine that give high or low output ([switch#state]) to my esp. when the machine turns on, a fan must blow. when the machine turns off the fan most blow for 5 more seconds en than turn off (if the machine is still off). In the rules I have problems with the timer in the code below it...

Better use the pulsecounter for this, as rules parsing does take quite some time. The pulsecounter can be set to send an event once a second, which is doable for rules parsing. Also to tune it, place the most frequently occuring event at the start of the 1st rules file. ah plusecounter works much f...

about getting a more stable RPM and still get a decent update rate, you can try to store the last 3 values in a variable and average over them. ah I try to average it over 3 pules and that goes beter. but if I am over 50/60 rpm the reading gets terrible. Could it be that a esp is to slow to do the ...

Hello This is my second project with esp easy. I have a old spinning bike with a display which shows the rpm of cranks/peddels. The display hardware is broken (corrosion of sweat) The sensor on the wheel looks like it stil works. So I like to use this to calculate the rpm. When I put gnd and D7 to s...

But what is the remote/client sensors dont report on frequent time? If they are battery powered then I can understand why they don't report very often. But if they are mains powered then simply create a timer rule to periodically report to the host. How can a client report the state to a host? Do y...

The typical way is to use timer rules on the host. One timer for each temperature sensor. The sensor data would be configured to report periodically, for example once every 30 secs. When the temperature data is received from a sensor its assigned timer is re-initialized to a period that is 2X longe...