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Ath

The Wemos Lolin board, from the TinyTronics link you shared, has the larger ESP32 chip module (larger metal casing) that has 16MB flash. The ESP32-S3 usually have N16R8/N8R2 or similar readable on the metal case for 16MB flash & 8MB PSRAM or 8MB flash & 2MB PSRAM, so they are easier identifi...

Ath

Well, the tech limit, without completely breaking the settings file out of its boundaries, is 4 notifiers, but changing it from 3 to 4 will already fail compilation, because of compile-time checks that really need investigation before changing and thorough testing afterwards. Maybe you can explain w...

Ath

damiak wrote: ↑03 Apr 2024, 16:08 Will the notification be available in the next build normal for 1M? Do I need to download some collection build?

The 'NORMAL' builds have Notifications available, even in the ESP8266 1M build, but not in any of the MINIMAL builds. That's for size reasons, as usual.

Ath

If you can wait a few days for delivery, this Aliexpress supplier has proven to be reliable, and it shows me this ESP32-S3 unit for 5,77 euro each, with free shipping when ordering > 10,- euro. Not sure what price it shows to you though. And when ordering quickly, they promise* to deliver in 5 days,...

Ath

Can I use this one (if they ship to DE) ? https://www.tinytronics.nl/en/development-boards/microcontroller-boards/with-wi-fi/wemos-lolin-d32-pro-v2-esp32-ch340c-16mb-flash-8mb-psram That's one of my favorite boards for ESP32 Classic (as we call it). not cheap, but good quality. While the specs say ...

Ath

The image you show is an ESP8266, so that's not going to accept any ESP32 build... Included in the downloads from the Release page we have the original Espressif (Windows) Flash Download tool, where you have to flash an ESP82xx binary at Address 0, and for ESP32 (all derivates) the .factory.bin bina...

Ath

Download the latest zipfile from here: https://td-er.nl/ESPEasy/latest/ Download from Espressif the latest flash download tool V3.9.6 Configured that tool but not sure about the startaddress 0x1000 but found that somewhere before.. Is that address ok? The factory.bin file must be flashed at offset ...

Ath

Better use like this: Publish,ESP_Easy/%sysname%/P1,'%eventvalue0%' (adding quotes around the data part) I assume the parser stumbles over the empty argument (double comma), and stops parsing the rest of the line, while it's supposed to also return the rest of the data. Wrapping in quotes avoids all...

Ath

What's that character right after the "Do" ? Looks like that doesn't belong there

Ath

But if not, could it not be possible to use rules2 .. rules4 as a procedure, like "call Rules2" ? The separate Rules1..Rules4 files are processed as being a single file (if they exist), so no need to 'switch' to another set of rules. To speed up the processing, once a rule matches with th...

Ath

There are at least 2 ways of doing that, either via the P2P network, or by http command, and when using an MQTT server, you can even use MQTT for that (somewhat depending on the MQTT server and ESPEasy-Controller used) 1) Via P2P there is the SendTo command, where you can send a command to another P...

Ath

Well, I can add the feature of reading all available device values, but that will often turn into empty values, messing up your MQTT data, so you won't be happy with that.
We'll need to come up with a different approach for handling this.
I'll think about how to do this properly.

Ath

Hm, it's even worst, according to the code-analysis of VSCode, it's even taking 1355 bytes for the buffer: Screenshot - 31-03-2024 , 23_00_42.png So, for ESP8266, that's not getting a double-buffered option :shock: This buffer is designed to support the greatest common denominator for all supported ...

Ath

TD-er wrote: ↑31 Mar 2024, 18:05 So I might have made a mistake on the docs page ...

The current documentation correctly lists GPIO-9 as the boot-mode pin

* GPIO-8 is the strapping-pin for suppressing boot-messages

Ath

The ESP8266 Climate build has the 'LIMIT_BUILD_SIZE' compile-time flag set, with the net result of excluding the rather large larger fonts from this plugin :? There are 2 feasible solutions: - Create a Custom build (instructions in this Documentation page ) - Use an ESP32 ( read here why ), and pref...

Ath

DL-bus seems to send all data when communicating with a host, so it should be possible to retrieve the other values too. But a check has to be made that the device isn't currently receiving data, as then the buffer content is invalid, and empty values would be returned :shock: We don't have mechanis...

Ath

That worked nice, however when I try EventProcessing; "P1 Wifi Gateway" and P1 #date event with message (true) I am unable to publish the data. However the EspEasy log shows: Smartmeter#Data=/CTA5ZIV-METER,,1-3:0.2.8(50),0-0:1.0.0(240330165651W),0-0:96.1.1(45303039303030303733313432313332...

Ath

Thank you

Ath

This is cursed. I have to retract/correct that. When I set an interval the last registered gesture will be repeated with the interval. In sum, if I want gestures I have to disable intervals and get the unchanged light and proximity values published with each new gesture. When I want light and proxi...

Ath

Don't worry too much about that load number, it just means that some more CPU cycles are spent on actual code being executed. And while it may make the ESP somewhat less responsive, it should still work as intended.

Ath

I've added the changes in PR #4777. You can download this for testing from this GH Actions build (you'll need a a GH Account to be able to download from there, but that account is free

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Ath

after almost one year :oops: i have back to this topic. 2022, that's even 2 years ago :lol: on Door_sensor#State do Publish,homedoor_1,Door_sensor,State,[switch#state#C] endon but in [switch#state#C] i have nothing. ... What I'am missing? Well, that's to be expected, your switch is called Door_sens...

Ath

That 74HC165 has the same limitation as the ProMiniExtender, it has to be polled to get a state, and the fasted polling frequency is once per second. I've been looking at the code of P011 (Pro Mini Extender) and it seems not too hard to add another selection in the options for "Input (switch)&q...

Ath

I have started PR #5015 to correct this.

Ath

Changing the plugin to detect an input change would require for ESPEasy to poll the state of the configured pin when set for input, but currently that's not available, other than the regular interval, and the smallest Interval rate available is once per second, which is probably too slow. I'll put t...

Ath

Well, that's actually a bug. The bug being that the plugins are included in those builds, because for size-reasons, they should have been *excluded* long ago. I'll fix that, and while it will make life for some users somewhat more complicated as they may need to create a Custom build, it will solve ...

Ath

Well, as INA219 is in the Normal set, you can pick the Collection F build where SHT4x is included, as that also includes the Normal plugin set

Ath

We have some documentation in the old Wiki that's not yet migrated to ReadTheDocs, but quite elaborately describes how the ProMiniExtender can be used: https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php?title=ProMiniExtender but it can also be used as an input device where it will return a state value of ...

Ath

I'm not sure if sound is the best way of counting traffic, as modern electric cars hardly make any sound, other than some continuous 'whine', that can easily be mistaken for background noise. For the digital counting, I assume you already set some threshold using the potentiometer on the sensor, so ...

Ath

Using the OLed Framed plugin ( P036 ) you can present multiple pages (frames) of information, that's still quite readable when using 2 or 3 lines per page. It has the time-out setting, and you can wake, and manually page (configurable), using a single push-button. Date & Time can be part of the ...

Ath

oisisi wrote: ↑26 Mar 2024, 07:07 The lesson I learned is that I2C modules can be discovered even without the GND pin being connected.

I've even seen a sensor being recognized with SCL and SDA swapped...

(but most don't)

Ath

There's actually another issue with your rules. Once a matching rule is found, rules processing is stopped to (greatly) improve performance. This implies that test2 and later will only be reached if [Dummy#Value] is less than 100. Best way to handle a variable that has to be checked for multiple val...

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Stef2s wrote: ↑25 Mar 2024, 21:05 Why aren't Test1, Test2 and Test4 not working ?

That's the difference between using square brackets or not:
- For event handlers do NOT use square brackets
- For variable values to be used DO use square brackets

This is the intended and documented behavior

Ath

Ah, so I'm wrong :oops: The last Release build doesn't have that build included in the 82xx zip file. I'll look into that right away. Here's the last merge-build for the configuration you're using: Bin-ESP8266-hard_SONOFF_POW_4M1M-20240321_PR__8382805334.zip Edit: Did investigate why some files are ...

Ath

The latest release only contains: "ESP_Easy_mega_20240229_hard_other_POW_ESP8285_1M" I have a pow r2, which has an 8266 chip. Currently I'm running: ESP_Easy_mega_20230623_hard_SONOFF_POW_4M1M Is the 8266 version missing from the current release or can I use the 8285 version instead? If y...

Ath

The 'Collection' label implies it is included in ALL Collection builds, A..G.

The same is that all 'Normal' labeled plugins are included in all Collection builds.

Ath

a few questions because I studied the pictures on the link: Is POE also functional or is that not softwarerelated? On the back of the board there are marks POE+ and POE- on the board, what to do with them? POE is Power Over Ethernet, and uses some of the unused wires of the UTP cable to transport a...

Ath

About 30 minutes ago I opened PR #5010 with exactly this feature

Build will be ready soon, so you can test already, downloading from this GH Actions run (Github account is required to be able to download, creating an account is free).

Edit: Updated GH Actions run link

Ath

I'll see if I can add support for this sensor. We already have the SeeSaw library in use in ESPEasy, so that can be reused for this sensor.

Ath

Great that it's now solved.

Wasn't the web-flasher working with the LOG & CONSOLE option? As essentially that's the same as using putty

Ath

There is quite an elaborate description in the .cpp file here on how this is supposed to be working, but it seems the documentation has some unclear information, so to avoid confusion, it seems this feature is disabled until it can be thoroughly tested. If you can help here, by enabling the option a...

Ath

How exactly is it with those buttons, when to hold and when to release? The left button from USBmicro is "RESET", right button from USBmicro is "BOOT". The "Boot" button will connect GPIO-0 to GND, and "Reset" (often labeled "EN", like in the images...

Ath

11. Disconnect GPIO from GND (you could have press and hold the boot button, and reset the device with the en button, after 5 seconds release the boot button...) 12. Remove power from the ESP32 and wait 30 seconds 13. Connect power to the ESP32 14. Wait for the ESPEasy access point to become availab...

Ath

Did (finally

) have a quick look at the RPiEasy sources, and it seems you need to include a / in the url part, and not wrap it in quotes, so this should work:

Code: Select all

SendToHTTP 192.168.55.131,80,/control?cmd=event,furn1

Ath

When flashing for the first time, it is recommended to choose firmware that ends with factory.bin When using the Web flasher, that's automatic, and as he's showing the log of a running ESPEasy unit, that's a part of what succeeded already ;) Connecting the unit to WiFi seems to be the hard part, bu...

Ath

Ah, I just downloaded that Hercules tool, but this silly tool doesn't send an enter after a command, and also doesn't seem to have an option to do that, so it's rather useless :o As TD-er suggested, please use the web-flasher at https://td-er.nl/ESPEasy/latest from a Chrome or Edge browser (other br...

Ath

You should be able to see the ESPEasy accesspoint from your phone, tablet or wifi-equiped computer, when scanning for networks. If not, you can send a few commands to the unit via the terminal program you used, above, these commands should be: wifissid,TheNameOfYourWifiAP wifikey,TheSecretP@$$w0rdOf...

Ath

Have you tried to update to the current 20240229 release?

Ath

... more then enough 1wire 18B12 I have on stock and ... You can connect up to 4 1-Wire temperature sensors per task, and a total of 32 tasks per ESP32, so you should be fine there too :D And if all have arrived I start printing the front panel to match the TFT as good as possible. Just have to loo...

Ath

That display is one of the types that's supported by P116, so that should work just fine. Can't see the exact dimensions, but it should fit within the 50mm space available when mounted in landscape mode. Maybe more important is the depth behind the front, will there be enough space to install the ES...

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