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Ath

The Mqtt import plugin does not really suits my need for 2 reasons since (if i'm correct) : -the MQTT message has to be published for the plugin to receive its thing (and so, espeasy does not get the value on a fresh boot) -it is said that high-trafic topics will cause quite some load on the ESP an...

Ath

Does it change if you enable the Temperature and Dew point options?, does it then f.e. show the Temperature value for Humidity?

Ath

Well, I have the Tasmota sources on my computer, 'for reference' :lol: the advantages of open-source software, and much more comfortable to navigate from VSCode ;) Their structure is very different from the ESPEasy structure, but the major difference is indeed that they seem to wait (using delay() c...

Ath

And also be sure to use the correct plugin, there could easily be confusion about either the VL53L 0 X and the VL53L 1 X, but unfortunately they are not compatible with each other (at all!), despite only the minor difference in the device type-name. And on top of that, they both use the same I2C add...

Ath

(Thanks for including the screenshots.) Ah, I've now discovered some more errors that need fixing :oops: working on that. From the EZO-HUM documentation you show, and that I've read already, I assumed that all values would be enabled by default, but obviously they aren't. I'm working on reading that...

Ath

I've updated the PR, a new build will be available from this GH Actions run in due time.

Ath

Seeing the "brown out" message for restart, makes me wonder about the power supply to the EZO board. Why it doesn't show any values is a bit strange, I'll log the read values at INFO level, so you can view it either from the Tools/Log page, or via an USB-Serial connection to the ESP. I do ...

Ath

Can you attach those screenshots in the message, (there is an Attachments tab below the edit field), instead of using an external service, as they tend to 'lose' the images in a couple of weeks/months, their pages are littered with ads, and the image is hardly visible because of size reduction that'...

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I just compared the modbus protocol of the easton sm120 with the tac1100 , the first 6 register addresses are the same the other 20 parameter addresses are completely different, those 20 other parameters are important for solar installations. Send me the source code of the easton plugin, and i will...

Ath

Yes! have two of these sensors hooked up to a Node MCU. I would REALLY appreciate the assistance with this! The EZO-Hum is still available and being sold and supported by atlas scientific. I'll pm you in a day or two for some more details! I've added a PR #4854 that adds (initial) support for the E...

Ath

:) this all with just a nano... This part of the forum is about ESPEasy, not about projects on Arduino. ESPEasy is running on ESP8266 and ESP32, ESP32s2, ESp32c3 and ESP32s3 boards (at this moment, will be extended to newer ESP MCUs in the future), and a plugin based system, that can connect device...

Ath

We have P145 - Gases - MQxxx (MQ135 CO2, MQ3 Alcohol) available in Collection F builds, that supports the MQ2, MQ3, MQ4, MQ5, MQ6, MQ7, MQ8 and MQ135 sensors. They seem to be connected to the Analog input of the ESP (haven't used these myself), but this implies that connecting the sensor should be r...

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Может ли кто-нибудь подсказать, как правильно разместить вопрос по нужной теме и получить помощь? Google Translated to English: Can anyone tell me how to correctly post a question on the right topic and get help? 1) Please ask your questions in English, that's the common language here. (Google Tran...

Ath

Can you wrap that in "code" tags (the </> button in the forum editor), to make it more readable?

Ath

Sending data to a serial port can be achieved by using the Serial Proxy plugin ( P087 ) available in the Collection C builds. This has commands to send either ASCII text-like data, or hex formatted binary data (and a combination of that) to a serial device. I'm not sure how it will behave when using...

Ath

Since the features you desire aren't available from ESPEasy, and also aren't planned for in the short term plans, you could have a look at Micropython, as that is also available for ESP8266 and ESP32. Micropython has a subset of the Python programming language, and is quite versatile in handling int...

Ath

Retrieving results from a HTTP service is currently not implemented. If the service that sends the rled/gled events to ESPEasy could append a parameter to that event, like event,gled=<content_of_location_oblast_argument> (that content should not contain spaces or commas, best to replace that by unde...

Ath

If you have such sensor, and are available for testing, I can have a look at it. I've worked on the code before (though only doing cleanup/minor improvements) and it looks rather doable to add the other available types of sensors (that are still available for purchase, as I'm not quite sure all stil...

Ath

Some of those days..., and, look at the calendar, it's a Monday...

Ath

bledad wrote: ↑16 Oct 2023, 15:17 yes i've tryed debonce and interval = 0

Well, if all active tasks have Interval = 0 then the Devices page won't be updated at all, so you might be waiting rather long for a change...

Ath

Have you tried setting "De-bounce (ms):" to a value of ca. 100 msec?
What is the Interval? When on the default 60 sec. it can take up to 60 seconds before the Devices list is updated (unless there is another active task with a shorter Interval setting)

Ath

Hello I have a two speed bathroom fan. I want to turn them on depending on the humidity. And it should block from turning on automatically during the night. I put everything together, And it runs so far, but he is running always on level 1. I think something on my script is wrong. Does anyone with ...

Ath

You will have to disable the line with '#define NOTIFIER_SET_NONE', or possibly replace with '#define NOTIFIER_SET_STABLE' (test first with commenting the define, if that doesn't work as intended, add the other define)

Ath

Bluesea wrote: ↑13 Oct 2023, 20:02 Hello

I had the same here. To disable the API Protection solved the issue.

That's really helpful, and also very easy to fix. Thanks

Ath

The plain relay-module seems to demand ~65 mA of current at 5V to switch the relay, but the ESP can only deliver max. ~20 mA for a high/1 output, so that won't work.

Does it work as expected if nothing is connected to the GPIO?

Ath

What is connected to that GPIO?
Does it have a pull-up or pull-down resistor or some circuit connected, or configured on the Hardware page?

Ath

In your actual command sent, did you replace the period (.) by a comma (,)?

Ath

The 5Volt line has some variation which has a effect on the results/accuracy. That's a good start for improvement, as a proper power supply for your unit is also helpful in avoiding issues with WiFi connectivity. Unfortunately I do not understand rules good enough to solve this problem myself. Can ...

Ath

Including the word 'Volt' in the Formula field will cause issues, using the variable for your Voltage task should help:

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%value%-(0.5*[Voltage#value])

NB: Better not name that task 5Volt, that'll be very confusing for the rules parser

Ath

There is no limit, other than the max. value allowed in such a variable (theoretically 3.4028237 × 10^38

), but you will get an event generated every interval with the last stored value. You can reset that using the "pingset,<new_value>" command.

Ath

The ping plugin is available in all Collection builds, except for ESP32, as the underlying code is explicit for ESP8266, and not compatible with ESP32. Some experiments have been done on getting this to work as intended, but have not been successful/stable yet. A lot of work is currently going into ...

Ath

Welcome

Ath

Andrew Mamohin wrote: ↑09 Oct 2023, 10:05 Has PR #4777 not yet been implemented?

The latest available build with that feature is available from this GH Actions run, so you could help with testing that feature

Ath

Andrew Mamohin wrote: ↑09 Oct 2023, 10:05 The script does not backup settings and rules. I'm not interested in updating the firmware.

A later version of the script, in one of the comments, does include that backup feature AFAICS, you can extend that to include rules1.txt .. rules4.txt.

Ath

There are several scripts floating around for doing that, f.e.: This GH Issue thread suggests a script for updating, but also backing up, a series of ESPEasy units. I'm sure you can use that as an inspiration/starting point. And next to that I've created PR #4777 to backup all configuration, or all ...

Ath

Rules don't yet support string comparisons, unfortunately, but you could do something like this:

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on WiFi#Connected do
  ASyncEvent,WiFi#%ssid%
endon
on WiFi#my_ssid do
 GPIO,1,0 // On
endon
on WiFi#other_ssid do
 GPIO,1,1 // Off?
endon
on WiFi#Disconnected do
  GPIO,1,1 // Off?
endon

Ath

It looks like every MQTT server has their own topic prefix for auto-discovery, and the Homie controller uses 'homie', not 'homeassistant' :shock: I'll see if I can pull this out of the Homie controller, and make it more generic, but no ETA yet, have quite a few tasks on my plate already, and this is...

Ath

Again/still there is a HTTP 401 error, meaning "not authorized". Seems you have some Username/Password set in your ESPEasy Domoticz Controller configuration, as that information is only included if it is set. According to your SendToHTTP example, you don't need that so it should (also) be ...

Ath

Depends on how you want to use the data from ESP, as it is also available in json format, or csv, from the /json and /csv paths on your ESPEasy unit. Controllers can be configured to use any IP address or hostname, its just that HTTPS is not supported (yet). There are MQTT servers available for free...

Ath

Ah, just checked, it's the Homie controller (C014, available in Collection builds) that will send auto-discover data at controller activation. (Not sure if that's the correct way how 'Auto Discovery' should work, but it might help...) You could try that controller, using the Home Assistant topics, t...

Ath

The settings in the Device tab will not get deactivated if the Controller is inactive, to allow configuration per device without activating the controller. Currently the Controller name is shown, but I'll add the state (inactive/active) there too, that might be helpful.
This is by design/not an error.

Ath

and what about this: can the Nextion reduce backlight, and go in sleep mode? what about current absortion? ? A quick google query brought me here: https://unofficialnextion.com/t/dimming-the-display-automatically/1072 For power consumption you can check the manual, I'd expect it to be documented th...

Ath

Please this doesn't work as i tought... ... without difference form serial0 or serial1 where am I wrong? Build: ESP_Easy_mega_20230822_display_ESP32_4M316k Aug 22 2023 The PR isn't yet merged into a release of ESPEasy so those 'fancy features' aren't yet available in the regular builds, you can dow...

Ath

Possibly the Actions run was already unavailable, I've started a new run here. You'll need to be logged in with your Github account to be able to download these artifacts.

Ath

I did some work on the MQTT plugins in PR #4770 , mostly to move out the /cmd and /set endpoint handling as a generic feature for all MQTT plugins, that also slightly touches the Autodiscovery, but haven't been able to actually test how it works as I'm not running OpenHAB/HA (yet) :oops: You could t...

Ath

TD-er wrote: ↑03 Oct 2023, 20:12 If only we had some way to document specific info about plugins...

Fixed that... #4837

Ath

That's great :) I'll try to keep that knowledge in memory, but that may be hard :? The I2C address can be chosen freely between 0x01 and 0x7F for this sensor, but when connecting many (> 5) of them you should remove the 10k pull-up resistors from all but 1 board, to avoid overloading the I2C bus wit...

Ath

How is SPI configured?
I assume you've checked the wiring 3 times? (like I usually do if something won't work as expected)

Ath

Hi everyone. I have a Nextion , a esp-wroom-02 (with bat 18650 and wt32-eth01 the firmware of esp-wroom-02 is ESP_Easy_mega_20230822_collection_A_ESP8266_4M1M the firmware of wt32-eth01 is ESP_Easy_mega_20230822_collection_A_ESP32_4M316k_ETH.factory I connect Nextion on the same GPIO, on esp-wroom-...

Ath

Multiple sensors can be configured and work at the same time but I'm not (really) sure if they keep their manually set I2C address, as there doesn't seem to be a 'save' operation available.
That would make restarting the unit after power-loss rather cumbersome.

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