Hi everyone! D1mini already have voltage divider 220KOhm/100KOhm on ADC pin. I'm using 3.3MOhm and 1MOhm for my battery powered sensors. so this voltage divider consumes under 1 micro amp. esp8266 have very large input impedance (over 12MOhm), To have an idea about battery percentage left and RSSI, ...

In _P001_Switch.ino: case PLUGIN_WRITE: { String tmpString = string; int argIndex = tmpString.indexOf(','); if (argIndex) tmpString = tmpString.substring(0, argIndex); if (tmpString.equalsIgnoreCase(F("GPIO"))) { success = true; if (event->Par1 >= 0 && event->Par1 <= 16) { pinMode(...

Hi again, I found a workaround about this problem ... The only thing is to add these two lines: Settings.PinStates[event->Par1] = event->Par2 + 1; SaveSettings(); after 201 line in _P001_Switch So when you change an state of GPIO via Domoticz with command: http://YOUR_ESP_ADDRESS/control?cmd=gpio,12...

Hi, esp easy looks very stable, BUT how to use "WD I2C Address" ?
There is a WD version with an 555 timer externally connected to a GPIO pin and reset pin.
There is a version with Attiny85 but I didn't find any usefull information how to setup this.
Any links/ suggestions are welcome.

Yes, it was helpfull informatinon.
But evry day I'm working with ESPEasy it pops up another problem.
Anyway I've see how many work you've done boys. Thank You again and keep the good work!

Hi, I wonder how to address multiple devices on I2C bus
For dallas ds18b20, there is an option under tasks - "Device Nr", but there is nothing for other I2C devices (INA219 or ADS1115).
Maybe it is not implemented yet ?

Nice
It works, Great job!
https://thingspeak.com/channels/78900

Hi, I'm trying to post two or more temperatures from dallas DS18b20 sensors (connected via GPIO2) to a Thingspeak channel, but only the first task is reported to Thinkspeak. Also I had try same thing with ADC1115 sensor, but only first channel (channel 0) is reported. I'm using different tasks for e...

ADS1115 is verry usefull and stable ADC converter, I'm using it for monitoring a small solar panel output. On port 0 - Voltage on port 1 - current via ADS712-5A and a lot of calculations :-) The problem is that there is a bug - ESP Easy reports only first port value (port 0) to thingspeak. The other...

First of all: Thank YOU for this aweosome piece of software!
Second: Save specific pin/s state/s to EEPROM at runtime is the missing link in my project....