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LisaM

This is my ESP32 testmachine: https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/Official ... 21054.html Isn't that the same as your ESP32? Yes, it looks the same as mine. Yours could possibly be a different version of the ESP32 chip if it is recently purchased. Mine was bought about 6 months ago, also from Aliexpress...

LisaM

Hi Lisa, Ok, I followed the steps New version on google drive, can you load that one in the ESP32? After the error do: >>> Import uos >>> uos.remove('boot.py') After reboot, on repl prompt: >>> import wstest and I got I (26302) modsocket: Initializing Bind address info: [(2, 1, 0, '0.0.0.0', ('0.0....

LisaM

AndrewJ wrote: ↑21 Dec 2017, 09:04
Can you get me a complete log?
Having trouble attaching file here. It keeps saying invalid extension. I'll email it to you.
AndrewJ

Got it, uPyEasy does get an ip address so that should be no problem. Looking into it.

LisaM

Hi Andrew, Very interesting, because the test program is doing exactly the same as uPyEasy: wstest: sock, addr = s.accept() uPyEasy (actually uasyncio): s2, client_addr = s.accept() So, something is different because of the uasyncio error at line 241. I'll read some docs to find out what the differe...

LisaM

Just gave it a try on the Wemos LOLIN LITE. Unfortunately, I get the same two errors, 128 then 2/ENOENT :( New version on google drive, can you load that one in the ESP32? After the error do: >>> Import uos >>> uos.remove('boot.py') Then power cycle. After reboot, on repl prompt: >>> import wstest ...

LisaM

Just tried the latest version from Google Drive on my DOIT Devboard V1. I temporarily removed security on my wireless network to allow it to connect. Unfortunately still getting errors a few seconds after restart. This is from the log after the long series of startup messages.... * Running on http:...

LisaM

Thanks, Lisa. Excellent work! :D I'll give the new version a try on my Doit board and I'll let you know about oserror 128. Since the previous alpha I've received a Wemos Lolin Lite ESP32. I'll try that as well. Cheers AndrewJ I'm waiting for the ordered Lolin32 Pro, it has the ESP32-WROVER module w...

LisaM

In the Google drive uPyEasy section is a new version of uPyEasy for ESP32, it has these new features: - Autostart after flash - Autoconnect to the strongest open wifi AP after a fresh install - 2 working controllers (domoticz http/mqtt) - 2 working plugins (switch/ds18b20) - Ability to disable GPIO ...

LisaM

OSError 128 points to a occupied port 80 by a previous program. A hard reset (power down-wait 10s-power up) should do the trick. Then import upyeasy, upyeasy.main() should work.

LisaM

OSError is an indication that port 80 is still locked, while upyeasy tries to open port 80. A hard reset (power down, wait 10s, power on) is required.
Then same two steps: import upyeasy, upyeasy.main()

Cheers,

Lisa

LisaM

Hi Lisa I tried your trick. But unfortunately without success Here is the result: >>> import upyeasy ? [0; 32mI (99442) modsocket: Initializing? [0m >>> upyeasy.setwifi ('SSID', 'PASSSWORD', 'BACKUPSSID', 'BACKUPPW') Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> F...

LisaM

I also had an alpha esp32 tester with a board that didn't work, but i seem to have lost the pm. Can this person please pm me again with the esp32 error details? Sorry for the confusion.

LisaM

Hi Lisa with the new firmware for the ESP32, the WIFI configuration does not work anymore. The following error message comes. >>> upyeasy.setwifi('SSID', 'PASSSWORD','BACKUPSSID', 'BACKUPPW') Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> NameError: name 'upyeasy' ...

LisaM

Bug not fixed, but work-around found. It's now working and not, since another issue popped up... :cry: Searching for solution. -UPDATE- IDF settings adjusted, it's working now (domoticz virtual sensor is now updated continuously). ESP32 image in google drive is updated to the latest version. PS. Cha...

LisaM

Finally i have created a working uPyEasy version that has working protocols (domoticz http/mqtt) and plugins (bme280, dht11/22, switch). The plugins pass fake values, not real ones. The reason for that, while the sensor code is already in place, is that i need to add sensors to my test platforms to ...

LisaM

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LisaM

Shorter wavelength depends more on a "line of sight". It would take a vertical metal plate to do this kind of shielding, due to the low bandwidth requirements from espeasy an echo would be enough to connect to the ap. I have three unifi's with overlapping reach sharing the same ssid, so i...

LisaM

Easy, do it all the time: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10x-New ... 06262.html

LisaM

Regrettable, because i am also interested in very small size - european 65mm wall box compatible relays, which i am unable to find. :( I have no intentions to make one on my own, but if something can be hacked easily, i am interested.. :) The only one i could find is in the link i shared, that is s...

LisaM

I've used several KlikAanKlikUit modules that fint into the wall socket behind a standard switch device. It works, but in my experience the reception is slightly less than the plug-in devices. Probably has something to do with cables and metal (of the switch) taking some of the RF reception away. S...

LisaM

I know this design Lisa but IMHO it's too packed with several issues: 1) the ESP8266 antenna is somehow blocked and I'm certain the quality of WiFi can't be that good 2) GPIO15 pulldown is done without resistor :o 3) Resistor to the mosfet gate is too big (100K?) 4) No RESET button (and with module...

LisaM

I've my own custom made solution, which is way better than sonoff, up to 3 relays and can control anything from 230VAC down to 5VDC :mrgreen: https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/User:Papperone/Module3xRelay It's small enough (80x60 mm) and I just need to design an enclosure fro external us...

LisaM

BertB wrote: ↑17 Nov 2017, 22:51 No and yes. I run have raspbian on rpi's, but let's see if I can get it running Armbian

If not, maybe it also works on Raspbian.

LisaM

Is uPyEasy running as an app on your Armbian boards or is it the complete OS? :?: It's an app build on Armbian, it might work on other linux versions or not. The reason to choose for Armbian is interrupts from the OS, the OS needs to be very light and small so it doesn't interrupt uPyEasy operation...

LisaM

Doesn't matter, because i don't care if it's a Raspberry or Orange. uPyEasy is running on Armbian and if the Raspberry is running Armbian, it's going to run there also (probably since it can't test it). Are you running Raspberry Pi Zero - Armbian? If so, are you willing to test it? ;) Cheers, Lisa

LisaM

BertB wrote: ↑15 Nov 2017, 12:49 Is the Orange pi zero better than the Raspberry pi zero?

Better? That's a subjective opinion, here's an objective comparison:
https://www.board-db.org/compare/139,158/

My reasons to buy the Orange Pi Zero:

Ethernet

Bluetooth

Cheaper (compared with the raspberry pi zero W)

LisaM

Protocols (domoticz http and domoticz mqtt) & Plugins (gpio & dht) are now loaded automatically, no code changes needed (other then adding/deleting the filename from an __init__.py file). It's still using a single code base, all images are using the same uPyEasy code. The GUI is now stable a...

LisaM

The more I study ESP32 architecture the more I think that a simple "porting" won't be using full chip capabilites... Specially now that Espressiff provided RTOS functionality with possibility to run code on both cores in parallel, but this will require major modification to ESPEasy I gues...

LisaM

I want to attach a DS18B20 on the corner of the PCB/glass panel, with a spring, that forces the sensor to “feel” the temperature of the glass panel. Spring? Why not glue to it using a dot of molten plastic from a glue gun? I've bought this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/20W-EU-Plug-Hot-Melt-Glue-...

LisaM

several modules like : temperature sensor, humidity, PIR, Microwave radar sensor, microphone (array for speech recognition), etc.. If you put these sensors in very closed environment like a wall switch, doesn't the switch make the operation of these sensors very difficult? For example the temperatu...

LisaM

As the ones on Aliexpress/eBay are not made/fitting in the standard wall hole in my country (Italy) I've at the moment a different home made solution (will post it in my showcase just if someone is interested). Meanwhile I'm prototyping a complete module, based on ESP8266 of course, using TP229 and...

LisaM

Hello Meek, Nice to see what you made. But can you tell us what brand of switch you used for your project? I bought a Vhome Smart Home Wireless 433MHZ Switch Shape Smart Remote Control transmitter,for touch switch home automation smart remote to use it in the same way you do. But on this moment i'm...

LisaM

What's the difference with this extremely cheap one: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1-Way-O ... 78721.html ?

LisaM

this looks great i hope that we can download the first test version soon :D I'm working towards the first test version, a couple of weeks left. Like i've said before, it will only contain the UI parts and is mainly for others to test to see if the program holds up in other environments then my test...

LisaM

Added extensive logging: console, weblog and syslog logging is added. It's also flexible, more logging channels can be added through an additional 'sink'. All log messages are broadcasted on all channels at the same time. Logging levels are: off, debug, info, warning and error. upyeasy advanced.JPG ...

LisaM

+1 on that, got so used to the rules engines with all its limitations and features :-) The rules will still be there, the limitations are gone. The number of features will be almost limitless, only the limits imposed by micropython will apply. It also means that crashing uPyEasy will be much easier...

LisaM

As you maybe have seen in the uPyEasy movie, the dates in uPyEasy are wrong. That is because NTP isn't implemented yet, the default manufacturing date is used, so i put it on my short list for now. Also syslog is a desire of mine, since uPyEasy starts to generate more and more debug log messages whi...

LisaM

Google is banned in your city?
https://www.esp32.com/viewtopic.php?t=1596

LisaM

Thank you LisaM. Do you think there will be room for something as easy as Rules? I can imagine scripting is much more powerfull, but it looks like learning a new complex-ish language. How about an example script that resembles the old rules script as close as possible? It will basically act as a te...

LisaM

This is a realy great development. But, I wonder how Easy it will be in the end to setup and use. I also wonder how 'high speed' or 'real time' modules are handled. And how portable modules will be across the various platforms. Will it be possible to develop a DS1820 module that can be uses on all ...

LisaM

grovkillen wrote: ↑21 Oct 2017, 13:15 Lisa will release this when it is mature enough. She only use this thread to show current status and get feedback.

+10!

LisaM

With zero porting effort, the ESP32! I have to admit, even i was suprised that no porting effort was required to make this running...

uPyEasy GUI is now running on linux, pyboard, esp32...

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LisaM

After flashing the firmware, and reboot, uPyEasy will attempt to start automatically and fail because the network settings are not done with the message (on your serial terminal connected to the serial port of the SOC): >>> Network not available, set network values! When using ethernet, configure uP...

LisaM

uPyEasy Pyboard up and running, took some uasyncio rework due to W5500 sloppy implementation...

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LisaM

The Wiznet driver, for both 5200 and 5500 chipsets, doesn't (yet) support SO_REUSEADDR, non-blocking mode or ioctl (for poll'ing).

Raised issue to get this fixed!

LisaM

I'm having a hard-time with the W5500, since it's a minimalistic implementation the asyncio is giving me all kinds of exceptions...

It's connecting to ethernet, but advanced stuff might not be possible.

LisaM

As some people will want to test it would be nice to have a rough list which hardware will be supported. The SOC's dev platforms: PYboard v1.0 + W5500 (Ethernet, W5200 might work also) ESP32 (WiFi) NodeMCU (4MB ESP12F: WiFi) Sonoff Basic (might be trimmed down, due to 1MB mem) Uncertain so far: Ora...

LisaM

Based on this i orderd the 5500¨ Re: ESP Easy development status Meld dit bericht Citeer #118 Bericht door LisaM » 17 Sep 2017, 16:25 frank schreef: ↑17 Sep 2017, 14:47 this looks great LisaM. And a lot of IO. What kind of network shield are you using? A W5100, but it isn't working properly with th...

LisaM

frank wrote: ↑15 Oct 2017, 09:42 i have orderd an py board and an w5500 so i can test the system

Frank, the W5500 doesn't work in the micropython master branch yet. Use this pull request instead: https://github.com/micropython/micropython/pull/3362

LisaM

A really fantastic job, Lisam! Is there some ideas about release date? Also beta version just to test the product will be appreciated. Thank you Sorry, not yet. The current planning: - First release will be an alpha release, just to test if the UI is working on several platforms (pyboard, esp32, or...

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