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toffel969

arnoldg wrote: ↑29 Mar 2018, 07:04 Thanks,

That was the problem, i overlooked it for 3 days

Great

! Glad to have been of assistance.

toffel969

It's true that the boolean checks are also limited to three according to the wiki. But this is about calling events from an event. Technically this is a recursive function call with all the usual challenges. Each level occupies stack space and also has a file handle open to SPIFFS. This has never b...

toffel969

Is i2c activated on D1+2? That would be the default settings

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The rule engine currently processes at three levels max. However, the protection mechanism didn't work properly on the Mega where we have multiple rule sets and it crashed the system because of to many open files. The dev branch has been updated. It now stops processing before a new file handle is ...

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.....AAAargh....it's in Dutch.....Let me find something in english......and I'll be back..... Is there really still anyone who can't read Dutch? ... *TD-er opens link and sees a lot of managers talk and I get it why Google translate could do so much better on Chinese, compared to Dutch ;) Dutch is ...

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Hi, Does MQTT Import modified with taskvalueset triggers a rule? I am having the following issue: I created a MQTT IMPORT task (name=import, value=set1, task number 2) and the following rule: on import#set1 do ..do something .. endon If I fire the command from a rule: taskvalueset,2,1,100 taskRun,2...

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Hi, I tried to understand your rules in more details. Why do you need the TaskRun commands on the import and the dummy device? They seem not necessary, from my expierience the dummy is updated without running the task. (It just doesn't trigger an event, but the value is updated and if you read from ...

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As such there should be no limit on how many events can be nested. That is not true. Every nested event will consume stack space. As a result the maximum nesting level is limited by stack space (RAM). I don't know if there is protection against stack overflow. If there is, the expected behaviour wo...

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grovkillen wrote: ↑27 Mar 2018, 09:18
toffel969 wrote: ↑27 Mar 2018, 09:08
spachal wrote: ↑26 Mar 2018, 20:56 Good idea, but what about to create some Paypal acc, for example, to support this project without ordering branded clothes? :]
In this case I'll send five bucks for sure!
+1
I've updated the first post. Thanks.

I sent 5€, seems to work ok

toffel969

That usually happens with syntax errors. As such there should be no limit on how many events can be nested. I see a problem with your syntax though, I post corrected version underneath On System#Boot do gpio,14,1 //z1 gpio,12,1 //z2 gpio,13,1 //z3 taskvalueset 1,1,1 // r1=off taskvalueset 1,2,1 // r...

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spachal wrote: ↑26 Mar 2018, 20:56 Good idea, but what about to create some Paypal acc, for example, to support this project without ordering branded clothes? :]
In this case I'll send five bucks for sure!

+1

toffel969

Welcome!

toffel969

>The list of all official plugins Thank you, but it is not this list that In need, I need to know how to install the plugin, once I've chosen one from this list. >It sounds to me that you should stick with pre-built FW files. Because I have demonstrated my stupidity, you mean? I knew nothing about ...

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That's by design. To trigger the rule you need to add a TaskRun after the TaskValueSet. TaskRun,<task/device nr> Read more here: https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/ESPEasy_Command_Reference Hi, something is still not right. Here is the rule: on task1 do taskvalueset,1,1,%eventvalue% taskR...

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Dear Shardan, Thank you for the reply. I'll try phototransistor. It is going to be much better. Anyway, any ideas about delay? BR, Vitaly use the pulse counter, it will catch all the pulses inbetween delays (i think it uses interupt function,not sure) and then update the device in delay interval.. ...

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Exciting news

great stuff

toffel969

The input port number depends on the address you've chosen with A0...A2. If you have set A0-A3 to "0" or "Off", this is chip address 0, so input pins for the setup in ESPEasy are pins 1 ... 8 (so called "Port Range") If you set for example A0 = 0, A1 = 1 and A2 = 0 you...

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onlize wrote: ↑22 Mar 2018, 13:17 Do you mean PCF8574? I will definitely try, thank you for your advice.

Yes, either PCF8574 or MCP23017.

toffel969

Read here : http://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1462

Do yourself a favour and get an i2c i/o expander for that unit. This will free up enough gpio

toffel969

Hi, change switch-type from active low to normal switch

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grovkillen wrote: ↑13 Mar 2018, 10:48 https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/inde ... s#AND.2FOR

https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/inde ... unction.29

Thank you very much for keeping the wiki up to date with these awesome new additions.

toffel969

Sounds great and is an extremely welcome improvement, thx to everyone involved.

toffel969

Psy0rz told me the rtttl code is not stable at all. You can even get it in a endless loop as I describe here: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/issues/446 I think we need to remove the hashtag (#) from the tune code, it might trigger some rules by mistake? I mean in the command execution int...

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Reporting progress, I connected led separately as per toffel969 suggestion, good news that interference is gone. But led now is very bright, like two or three times brighter than on other switches, even those connected to 220v. I will see how well it works in the night, but I am not sure if it is a...

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The wiki is your friend

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I don't use mqtt, and know little to nothing about it..

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im playing around with the PLUGIN_BUILD_TESTING version and made it play starwars theme when i push a button <3 thats awsome, i know :D but i wanted to make a doorbell so the button is located on a esp8266 at the front door, and when pushed it send a mqtt topic so the unit with the buzzer play the ...

toffel969

Thanks for the quick reply. That would confirm that currently multiple, daisy-chained, PME's are not provisioned for in the current firmware. I might attempt to modify the code to allow for this. Changing the PME sketch would be quite straightforward, only the I²C address should be changed. Modifyi...

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I was wondering the same thing. Is it possible to daisy-chain multiple PME's to one ESP module? The I²C bus allows daisy-chaining provided each PME has a unique I²C address, however I see no way to set an I²C address for each PME. I think the current soft assumes a single PME with a default I²C add...

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I knew that you do not need a password and login to login in domoticz and send with SendToHTTP. I tried to put a password and an identifier to try and here is the result. :arrow: SW : State 0 EVENT: bp#varbp=0.00 ACT : SendToHTTP 192.168.1.100,8080,/json.htm?param=switchlight&type=command&i...

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Use the internal pull-up for GPIO14 ? Or Use a pull-up resistor of 100K for GPIO14 to 3V3? I enabled internal pull-up, it won't help, however without it things are much worse, switch goes off randomly even when wires are not connected to led and I touch them with bare hand. Would you elaborate on c...

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grovkillen wrote: ↑02 Mar 2018, 19:34 Yeah, at least if a switch plugin is enabled...?

What's the advantage of the longer delay?

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grovkillen wrote: ↑02 Mar 2018, 14:48 On advanced page, set the message delay from 1000 to 100 and test if the same happens.

So many people have problems with this. Would it not be a good idea to lower the default msg delay to 100 msec in src, what do you think?

toffel969

Please post Screenshots of the switch input device and a photo of the breadboard

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Hello, I changed the telephone operator and I completely forgot to change the setting of my sonoff connections in advance with esp mega. Now I'm no longer able to log in even if I know the password but with the new hub I can not log in. Is there any other possibility to connect again or do I have t...

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check the other thread, waspie posted the answer to your question there

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waspie wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 15:44 edited the servo file to detach after 2 seconds. works perfectly.

Which file (name of the ino) and what source code has been changed ?

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But my original question remains: Is it possible to write rules in the original code and compile them? No, not really but its fairly easy to upload them... Please explain more what you really want to do. My flash wrapper tool can do it for you. Hi, no I haven't been clear. I want to write rules mor...

toffel969

Simply power servo through transistor driven by another gpio pin and switch power off, when servo is not driven to move. But servo can move under some force then, because it is not held in its position by motor force. Sure thats a way to do it, but I think there must be a software fix too using the...

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There is probably a work around in software, I asked vader to elaborate on detaching in this old thread viewtopic.php?f=6&t=3329&p=25263#p25263

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I'm not sure if it is a real issue. The servos just do what they have to do: Keep the set position. But do they change position if you go to 0% duty-cycle? Other change could be to set an upper and lower limit on the allowed PWM value. I haven't tried it yet. For my purposes I detached the servo fr...

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Thanks, I will try this evening. Isn t the delay, if the devices are directly reporting to mqtt? Do they report always in the delay frequency or only if the value has changed? This I couldn t extract from the forum topics nor the description in letscontrolit ... I send the msg in the rules with pub...

toffel969

First question would be the setting on message delay in advanced tab. Standard is 1000msec. Try to lower it to 10 or 100. This gave me acceptable switching times. Its still not immediate, but fast enough to feel responsive

toffel969

Hello thank you for all your help I donated the SendToHTTP which does not return info to domoticz. here is the configuration: the dummy sensor that receives datas serie https://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/download/file.php?mode=view&id=2071 the dummy sensor that sends to domoticz https://www.le...

toffel969

Hi

Check this out:

http://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/view ... f=2&t=4884

This could be a way.

Just another question, why don' t you use the ADC of the ESP directly?

toffel969

Always remember Ruskin's rule: "There is hardly anything in the world that someone cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheaper, and the people who consider price alone are that person's lawful prey. It's unwise to pay too much, but it's worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, ...

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I have touched legs of led with wires, coming from sonoff and led surprisingly worked, so maybe there is no need to attach additional resistors. However, I wonder if connected led will somehow affect how espeasy reads signal from push-button, wouldn't it think that button is always pressed? Hi What...

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Then using fixed ip with exception in domoticz for that ip seems an option

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I’m very curious on how your code on the Arduino looks like. In the past, I have tried to exchange data via the serial interface (TxD & RxD) between ESP and Arduino core. But in my experiences with serial code exchange between the Arduino and ESP modules, this gave a lot of overhead on the ESP ...

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