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Bigbrother STM32F103RCT6 in action: https://m.blog.hu/bi/bitekmindenhol/image/rct_example.jpg 182kb STM32-ArduinoEasy firmware Controllers included: Domoticz HTTP, Domoticz MQTT, OpenHAB MQTT Plugins included: Switch, ADC, Pulse, Dallas, DHT, BH1750, SI7021, OLED (experimental), Sysinfo, BMP280/BME2...

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Can you give me an example? Examples given at the first post https://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=16998#p16998 The following command switches the second relay on the panel, if it has a second relay and you set the correct number of relays on the plugin settings page: relay,1,1 The fo...

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fiets wrote: ↑03 Aug 2019, 16:37 TaskValueSet 1,1,1 //set Var#State to 1

I do not really understand what do you wan to achieve with taskvalueset? This plugin works with relay command, see the first post in this thread...

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Hi Enesbcs, I am using RPIEasy for some time and it is a great piece of software. When do you think that will be possible for you to implement in RPIeasy ToniA infrared plugin for controlling air conditioning units(I think is HeatpumpIR plugin)? Thank you Hi, I am very sorry, but as i wrote earlier...

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I dont know, just copied the \nOK part from another ESPEasy plugin, i assumed if that works there, it will be ok here also.. I tried the last PUYA safe bin file, but it was lacking the OpenHAB MQTT Controller option, so my existing configuration didn't work. Would it be possible to include OpenHAB ...

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hello, can someone explain to me how I can change so that after a while the display turns off and after pressing a key it wakes up for a while? I can't always leave it on and I can't find a way to turn it off, if I interrupt the current to oled then not seen read until restart If you are using P168...

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Which one should I try and are they PUYA safe? Oops, attached a new one. This is my first time bringing ESPEasy into my projects and to me, it just seemed out of place, to see a response in MQTT with leading \n character, while observing using MQTT Explorer. Is there a reason why the plugin must in...

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issue 1: I'm running into some problems with the firmware on both modules, and it seems that both are unable to recover gracefully when it is forced to reconnect to the Wireless Access Point, or when the MQTT server restarted. I can verify this after, by connecting to http. On the Main page, the IP...

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I've tried ESPEasy_R147_1M_64kS.bin and ESPEasy_1M_128kSPIFFS_PUYA.bin, everything is configured well (I think) but when I go to http://<lctechip>/control?cmd=relay,0,1 http://<lctechip>/control?cmd=relay,1,1 Relays are not activated whereas I can see their state changing in the GUI (Device page). ...

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spicer wrote: ↑18 Jul 2019, 20:51 I have testet with 2018 sources. ....not work

Try that

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No chance. I copy the content of lib to libraries, and src renamed to ESPEasy. I make no modifications. Compile and upload works. But the board is not working. Does anyone have a hint? You are using the new core >2.5 which i do not use. This is the main difference. I am still using core 2.4.2 for c...

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Hello to all, Is it possible to use an IO extension (Via i2c) and connect to it distance sensors or PIRs ? I would like to automate my garage door and might be short on IOs for my requirement: - 2 distance sensors (2 IO each) - 1 PIR would be great (an other IO) - 2 relays (those will be on an IO e...

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spicer wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 22:02 Why the direct input modemsleep,1 is "Unknown command!" ?

Maybe you do not added the plugin to the device list.

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This works not for me :( I compile/upload ESPEasy_mega-20190630 with sketch _P166_WiFiMan.ino. I use Arduino IDE and the tutorial from https://waschto.eu/espeasy-eigene-oder-zusaetzliche-plugins-einbinden/#top After uploading, the ESP8266 (nodeMCU V3) is death. Do you have a step by step tutorial f...

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You are right it is expensive if you buy board.B ut he replaced the chip directly on STM32 (blue pill ) with GD32 chip.But is it worth the effort ? may be not.He shows software part in his video between 23 & 28 minutes mark.Basically he used Naze32 bootloader to make it work. Thanks Altough thi...

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Datasheet for GD32F103RCT6 : Lot better than STM32 at the almost same price. GD32F103RCT6 seems nice, but i've only found a Development board with it for 13USD which is almost double than the 7USD STM32F103RCT6 board.. And i did not found any detailed description about how to compile and with which...

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I've succesfully compiled it to a Maple Mini and it is running fine:

Wiring:

ArduinoEasy for STM32:

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If anybody know, how can I add this switches to home assistant? If you are adding an "OpenHAB MQTT" controller with the proper IP and port settings, and with the default Controller Subscribe /%sysname%/# ,and your unit name is for example "lctech2x": Than you can send MQTT messa...

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kallipso.v@gmail.com wrote: ↑29 Jun 2019, 12:11 HI
did you find a solution for it? I have the same problem

Farrukh wrote previously that when the red led is on, than the unit is working. (there are buttons on the unit, press them until the led color changes)

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Just wanted to say thanks for this. I've been using the plugin for ~ 6 months now :-) I also wrote a blog post about how to use it as well :-) https://techlife.nz/blog/create-an-esp8266-push-button-amazon-dash-clone-using-espeasy/ Thanks for mentioning. :) In fact, the new P001_Switch plugin in ESP...

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https://github.com/enesbcs/ArduinoEasy Used STM32 Arduino core is: https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/Arduino_STM32 I like those type of "experiment" :) can you please share some info about your hardware (which dev board and most important which ETH module you used)? godo job!!! Thank...

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I decided to patch ArduinoEasy to run on my STM32F103RCT6 Development Board + W5500 Ethernet network module combination ($6.5 + $3) instead of the default Arduino Mega 2560 + Arduino Ethernet Shield. I think it is done, at least it compiles and run on my hardware. :) Do not expect much support or de...

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Thanks enesbcs! I tested it on the 2-channel switch relays I bought at first. As long as you get the board in the right mode (red led instead of blue) by pressing S2 at powerup the first time it works like a clock now with "IPD preamble" checked !!! Big thanks! Although I now have a lot o...

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If the start of the command packet is always ""0D 0A 2B 49 50 44 2C 30 2C 34 3A" i can integrate it to the plugin through a selectable checkbox like "Send IPD command always" THAT would be a big favour enesbcs!!! :) :) :) It seems like there are two communication versions o...

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It appears as if the esp module is not driving the relays on board, even though the esp module is subscribed/publishing MQTT messages properly. Maybe you are experiencing the same problem i had, see https://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=36707#p36707 . I checked with the original code ...

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... It appears as if the esp module is not driving the relays on board, even though the esp module is subscribed/publishing MQTT messages properly. Please make sure that: - at ESPEasy Tools-Advanced settings Serial is enabled but serial logging is disabled (level 0) - the correct LCTECH relay type ...

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Farrukh wrote: ↑28 May 2019, 17:39 ... changing the relay states on the http page, but the actual relays on the LC Tech board are not changing states.

Old firmware version, wrong type selected in plugin, weak power supply, not correctly soldered relays on panel?
viewtopic.php?p=34341#p34341

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Hi! I already use ESPEasy and found your project today. I must say: great work! That's a thing for a Raspberry Pi I was long looking for. Really nice idea :) But let me ask one question: do you plan to support FHEM as a controller? Or is MQTT the only way for now and near future? Best regards Thank...

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bennybubble wrote: ↑27 May 2019, 12:31 It would be great if this could be implemented, can't you use edge-based-interrupt for counting (https://parg.co/hbz) ?
I'm more then happy to test it if needed !
-ben

https://github.com/enesbcs/rpieasy/issues/65

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bennybubble wrote: ↑24 May 2019, 19:50 What is the defintion of real-time?
In my case I want to count pulses from my gas- and energymeter, puls rate would be less then 1 Hz ...
I don't think this would be an issue with Python running on RPI/Raspbian.
-ben

Yes one per second can be achieved if it is enough.

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Hi, I really like the RPIeasy initiative, same look and feel as the originial ESPeasy ! To get more I/O, I'm replacing an 8266 with a RPI but now I'm almost there, I see there is no Generic - Puls Counter plugin. Are there plans to make such a plugin ? -ben I am not sure if real-time pulse counting...

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Is there any reason that this doesn't work with an LCTECH relay on the latest firmware ESP82xx Core 2_4_2, NONOS SDK 2.2.1(cfd48f3), LWIP: 2.0.3 PUYA support It works fine on an older version "Core Version: 2_4_0_RC2" As far as I can see all the settings are the same, compiled on Platform...

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I want to implement this command in Python from my RPI. If you want to control your Raspberry with ESPEasy-like commands why don't you simply use RPIEasy? (with ESPEasy P2P networking it is able to use udp SendTo commands for remote espeasy control for example..) https://www.letscontrolit.com/forum...

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third check if (bytes_read == 25) { // packet start --> check if byte 0 is "0x55" if (bytes_read == 26) { // check if packet is valid --> check if byte 1 is "0xAA" You are on a bad track, "bytes_read" will never above 20. As i mentioned before only one package held at ...

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And the Nuvoton N76E003 I got is programmed to interpret just that. When reprogram the ESP with ESP Easy it just sends the "correct" command with the 4 bytes, which is not seen as a "correct" command by theN76E003. Is there a simpler way to test this theory with the "Comman...

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1. looking into the following code: line 681: I'm interested in the byte "btnnum". What's confusing is this line "Serial.write( (btnnum + 1) ); // relay number 1,2,3" Are we adding "+ 1" because btnnum = 01 for the first relay? Yes the Tuya addresses buttons from 1, th...

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This is my first post in this forum, so bare with me. I went to Aliexpress and got some LCTech 2ch relays. I have a really hard time to get it to work with ESP Easy. I realized that the 2-channel version I got had a Nuvoton N76E003 MCU instedad of the STM. Url? At the description page the seller us...

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If I select 0, it doesn't parse anything from the MCU. I may get 1 set of four log entries, every 1-2 minutes It is very sad. My old Tuya unit reports its state on its own when any status is changed on it without any periodic check. If it is true, than i will never buy Tuya switches again. Sonoff a...

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I've loaded this version up and after introducing a 5 sec interval I got a somewhat cleaner output: And what if you set 0 sec intervals? I'm wondering..., when reading the States of the input, is there a way to discard everything before the 100ms delay? As the MCU sends the whole lot, at ~5 second ...

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So let me get this straight: Does the code constantly look for 55AA in the stream and every time it gets it, it parses the info? so when it receives a load like this: 55AA 0107000501010001000F 55AA 01070005020100010010 55AA 01070005030100010011 55AA 01070005040100010012 55AA 01070008070200040000000...

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Another problem I have now is I'm unable to do an OTA upload on a 1M chip as the code exceeded 600ish kb. I have to cut the RX track, solder the wires, upload the firmware via USB, un-solder the wires, place the RX track back and so on. :( I am sorry. My Tuya switch has 4MB flash. :) ESPEasy core i...

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1. Start of message - Wait for a gap longer than say 100ms and then start grabbing the data. 2. End of message - Payload is complete when there is no more data for 100ms. I see no reason for waiting anything, neither checking the message end. To know where is the package end, you have to check and ...

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3. When I switch them all off, the first two switches report off but switch 3 and 4 report staying on (Not so good) Screen Shot 2019-05-01 at 1.32.32 pm.png My thoughts: I'm wondering if it has anything to do with the way the device sends an update (~ every 10 seconds)? and the way that plugin deal...

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One step further and here is what I have: 55AA 01 07 05 01 01 00 01 00 0F /Switch OFF 55AA 01 07 05 02 01 00 01 00 10 /Switch OFF 55AA 01 07 05 03 01 00 01 00 11 /Switch OFF 55AA 01 07 05 04 01 00 01 00 12 /Switch OFF 55AA 01 07 05 01 01 00 01 01 10 /Switch ON* 55AA 01 07 05 02 01 00 01 00 10 /Swit...

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Have you developed this in PlatformIO or Arduino IDE? If PlatformIO, provide the source in a zip, if you like. I''ll give it a go myself and post the results. Mravko... Arduino. https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/releases/tag/mega-20181231 https://github.com/enesbcs/ESPEasyPluginPlayground/bl...

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However: The log shows the same thing. With all four switches are "on" the output is: SerSW : Dimmer 364670: EVENT: MCU#Relay0=1.00 364674: EVENT: MCU#Relay1=1.00 364676: EVENT: MCU#Relay2=1.00 364679: EVENT: MCU#Relay3=0.00 error: So he fourth relay is not reporting that it is on and wit...

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Added 4th button for TUYA.

I've compiled for core240 (this core proved itself working earlier), core241 (may work), core242 (may not work) with the last ESPEasy sources with untouched serial code. (20181231)
4M and 1M builds and 1M/PUYA builds also included.

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So here is the 4 gang wall switch 4ch - back.jpg the switches have a controller board and a relay board, as well as the current sensors. I guess the current sensors are not that important (it's more of a nice-to-have), especially for the GPOs. But if it isnt too much trouble, may I ask for a versio...

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Oh and one more thing... The Tuya only has 1 relay and 3 (or 1 + 2 dimmer) My tuya switches hav 1, 2, 3 and 4 relays. I am unable to select 4 relays in the Yewelink/TUYA type How hard is it to add the 4 relays to the TUYA switch type drop-down? I've never seen a Tuya device with more than 3 buttons...

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I have noticed, however, that both the switches (1, 2, 3 and 4 Gang) as well as the Power outlets have current sensors. ... I'm wondering how we could add these readings to the plug-in and take full advantage of the protocol rather than just switch on, off and dim? I only have a 1 gang simple Tuya ...

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