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If you test the latest Mega build of ESPeasy (not the one Lisa made, but for the ESP8266), you'll see what version it is. (use the BMx280 plugin)
I've added a detection routine to show immediately what version is detected.

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Which of the 2 OLED plugins do you use?
The "framed" one, or the other one?
Could you please test also with "the other one"?

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Maybe increase the timeout for deciding a ping is not working?
I noticed the ESP sometimes can take over a second to reply.

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That's interesting.
I still have an unopened 1750e repeater manufactured in 2017, which I will test later this evening.
The other ones are definitely older.

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Hi Lisa, BME280 is basically working for me, on LOLIN32 LITE board. :D And it's stable (touch wood!). Temperature and pressure look fine, but unfortunately Humidity is stuck on zero all the time, which seems unlikely here in Shropshire UK. ;) I also noticed a few "cosmetic" points. 1, The...

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1) Right under graph you can see legend :) 2) I've investigated reboot problem and found that problem is in "Generic HTTP Advanced". When I've switched to "Generic HTTP" - reboot problems gone. (I know that Advanced still in "testing") 3) There are no problems with pow...

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Can you try -just for test- to first give the router accesspoint (which will work with ESPeasy?) the SSID-name of the repeaters, then connect, then rename the router to its original SSID and switch the repeaters on again.

Just to see if it will work when accessing a known accesspoint. (repeater)

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Just a rough idea: If i remember right the Esptool is able to detect the flash type/size and it is able to erase the flash. Would be a nice expansion to your tool if I'm right . Regards Shardan Yesterday I added some info (in a pull request ) to display all information of the flash possible. Adding...

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Hmm, at first glance, the only difference is you read all data from the sensor at once.
I will try and look into that, since I find it very odd these sensors may read temperature values up to 5 degrees too high.
That's just weird.

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vader wrote: ↑06 Jan 2018, 19:14[...]
BTW: Can you compile ESP Easy in Arduino with lwip v2? I get a lot of errors

I am just running the libraries which are included in v2.0.0-dev13 or Mega branch.
Too busy looking for issues to fix and features to add

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Just curious about the BME280. Did you program this functionality yourself (inspired by the ESPeasy source), or was "import" the only thing you had to do to use it? Is the recorded temperature in free air above what you would expect, compared to other thermometers in the same room? I found...

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It looks like the big pads will have 230V~ on them. Do they have at least 3 mm distance from eachother?
And perhaps round the edges of these pads?

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I use the Fritz Repeater 1750e (the more advanced version of these repeaters) and these just work fine. Do you have the latest firmware installed on these repeaters? Also make sure you're not using the upper channels, setting "Wireless auto channel including channel 12/13 (2.4 GHz frequency ban...

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Hmm great to hear, but from a programmer perspective, I am curious what may have changed that affects this.

How do you interface to the P1 smart meter? Are you using software serial?

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[...] Some thoughts: 1) ABC does nothing in my environment (living room). Completely no difference for MH-Z19B with ABC and without ABC. 2) MH-Z19 always shows less PPM than MH-Z19B. Sometimes difference is very big (about 400-500ppm). 3) ABC (MH-Z19B only): When ABC is turned on, "U" con...

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It could also be the 2.4.0 branch of the core now does allow a more dynamic connection speed. I can see similar information in my Fritzbox devices. (also number of antenna's, etc) When my mobile is active, the datarate goes up to 866 Mbps (5 GHz AC WiFi), but when inactive the connection speeds can ...

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Tixav, you could try the second controller position for Domoticz and leave the first one empty. I had in the past some problems with out of bound memory write to the data area of the first controller. Just my 2 cents, Domosapiens Note: If this helps, it could be related to how memory allocation for...

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unsigned int t1 = Serial.read(); // byte 3 = Dist_L unsigned int t2 = Serial.read(); // byte 4 = Dist_H t2 <<= 8; t2 += t1; Are you sure this piece of code is actually being executed? The value of t2 should never get above 65535, given the serial.read() will return an 8 bit value. So perhaps set th...

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C:\Users\Budman\Documents\Arduino Docs\ESPeasy Stuff\Flash Utilities\ESP_Easy_Flasher-master Made a copy and put it the root of the C drive and getting same behaviour. Perhaps also try in C:\Users\Budman\Documents\ The root of the C drive may be a permission issue to write there and the other one h...

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Someone already tested to build 2.4.0 RC-somewhat and ran into some issues.
also if I remember correctly, 2.4.0 leaves less RAM to work with.

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This is great, since now hopefully more people will test it.
Lets hope bugs, or other undocumented features will get noticed earlier, which makes fixing them easier.

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vader wrote: ↑02 Jan 2018, 21:40 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.

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Just a notice, I added this topic to the following issue on Github: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/issues/672

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dev-13 was released today, so perhaps also try the new version, after reset of the settings.

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I added an issue about this on Github.
https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/issues/672

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No, have no idea of that sensor. But when you feed it with 5V, it is likely the sensor will not output more than that. You still have to do a correction in software, so it doesn't have to match exactly as long as you know the factor of the voltage divider you create and you make sure the voltage on ...

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The analog input of the ESP8266 only allows between 0 and 1 V, so if you want to measure higher voltages, you should use 2 resistors to make the measuring part fit in that range. For example 1kOhm + 4k7 Ohm in series with the voltage to be measured, with the 1K over the analog input. (voltage range ...

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I tried it here and it seems to work just fine.
However, the code I run here has the latest fixes.
You can clear the controller by setting the protocol to "standalone".

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That sounds like a really nice high level way of programming

A lot of reading to do.

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That sounds like a good addition to ESPeasy, if it really works.
I think it sounds like a valid option, which would likely work on any ESP board.
Of course you can try it yourself and/or create an issue at the github site, or create a pull request if you already fixed it

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@vader: It surely isn't a big code change. Discussion about what's wanted is 90% of the work with features like these

For instance how to re-enable the AP?

(that will add another 5 minutes of programming)

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I know @grovkillen had done some experiments connecting ESPeasy to his projector. So maybe he can shed some light on this. But I guess you will also encounter some issues with signal levels on the device side. RS232 signal levels are way higher than 3.3V, so you'll probably need a level converter to...

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NMEA GPS is not that hard to add, since it is just parsing strings up to 80 bytes. But indeed, a simple import is a lot less work to do and maybe even less time debugging :) Glad to see things are getting easier. How well is micropython capable of doing bit-banging with is somewhat time sensitive? N...

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@vader:
From a security standpoint, could disabling the AP fallback be a good idea. Like suggested in this issue: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/issues/663

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Make sure the serial port converter outputs only 3.3V. Usually you connect TX to RX and vice verse. But if it isn't working, try to switch Rx and Tx in ESPeasy. What do you want to connect? The NodeMCU alread has an USB to serial adapter included in the board. So you can connect to it via the Arduin...

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Are you sure it is an ESP8266 and not an ESP8285?

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Why stick to the build 148, when you can also use the 2.0 dev series, or even the Mega branch?

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Indeed, adjusting sensor direction and sensitivity of these sensors is something I'm very interested in.

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What events are this?
I guess a bit more information would be nice.
For instance, what devices do you use? If you use rules, post them along, etc.

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Hmm, that sounds great and quite quick development as you're already approaching beta status.

I will try it myself also during the holidays. The ESP32's are already "in stock"

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You seem to have the "B" version of the sensor, which gives a "0" as S-value. Starting version dev-13, this will be supported, but you can also compile a version for yourself if you need it faster. I don't think the new dev-13 release will take long, since the last 2 days, a lot ...

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Hallo Martin :) Er zit een Switch plugin (Device) in ESPeasy. Ik heb 'm zelf nog niet gebruikt, maar volgens mij kun je vrijwel elke GPIO-pin gebruiken met een weerstandje. https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/Switch In Domoticz maak je dan een virtual device aan (een schakelaar) en dan zie ...

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If you run the latest version, you can disable the automatic base calibration of the MH-Z19.
In the Mega branch, you can even use the "unstable" measurements if you like (or need to due to unstable air)

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I haven't tried yet to get the SDS011 operational.
I know from the BMP280/BME280 that Domoticz is a bit a-typical in what sensor to use.
So if anyone else has any idea on what sensortype to select in Domoticz, it would be nice.

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I've made a pull request a few days ago, which should fix this: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/pull/639 The fix I made was to call NTP update every time the WiFi connection was made. Of-course there is still the normal update interval. There are also other WiFi related improvements for eve...

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Nope, the datasheet mentions 3.6 - 5.5V, which starts at >3.3V
So I guess its results will be less accurate for 3.3V

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The "OLED framed" is a plugin in ESPeasy. I use that one, since it is more flexible in fontsize. Use 1 or 2 lines output in that plugin and you have some very readable text on those small displays. You can even change the font if you know how to recompile ESPeasy. In the ESPeasy v2.0 branc...

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What voltage do to use as Vin?
I have only used the older (pre B) version on 3.3V, but maybe the newer versions are a bit more specific on the input voltage.

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I have those displays too. They display only the even (or odd?) lines so they are "compatible" with the 128x64 pixel displays. Adding support should not be too complicated, but there are 2 OLED plugins. OLED and OLED-framed. The second one uses the library maintained here: https://github.c...

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Does the red light inside the sensor light up every so many seconds?
I never used the version with the external white connector.
Have you also tried to switch Rx and Tx?

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