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Well, as you have named all your button tasks with the same name, that is actually unsupported*, btw., you can probably have 1 rule to handle all buttons: (Untested!) on BTN do GPIO,12,[btn#btn1] GPIO,5,[btn#btn2] GPIO,4,[btn#btn3] GPIO,15,[btn#btn4] endon *Duplicate tasknames are usually signalled...

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... yes, I know about the bad design of the SONOFF's... But my old ones are all stable, like the S20 where I use many of them in productive.
I have think that the 4CHPROR3 is much younger then the S20 are... Or am I wrong?

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... because it's Sunday, so the right time to find a problem... :roll: This morning (the 4CH is on the table with 12V supply but nothing other connected) I saw that the LED flashes pumpingly. The 4CH can no longer be reached via the GUI. He has said goodbye to the WLAN and can no longer be pinged. O...

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Ok... As soon as you do it right, it works... :roll: :D In this context, I noticed that the mapping of the GPIO's to the buttons and relays is slightly different than specified on the Tasmota website, for example. There seem to be differences between the mapping of the 4CH and 4CHPRO, maybe in diffe...

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ESP8285 is supported by all ESP8266 1M builds, the firmware autodetects that it's running on an ESP8285 and configures the GPIO pins accordingly. Ahhh, good to know... So the BIN I try is the right one? If the ESP.Easy.Flasher won't comply, you can use the Espressif flasher that's also included in ...

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Hello again... due of the lack with the messurement-chip of the DualR3 I just try to flash the 4CHPRO R3... But I'm lost^^ I try to flash "ESP_Easy_mega_20230508_energy_ESP8266_4M1M.bin" with the DownLoadTool and have set it up shown in the screenshot. But I ever get a error "5-chip e...

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... jgrad have investigate that before: [quote=jgrad post_id=51554 time=1616937997 user_id=1491] seems that: * CSE7766 is single channel with UART interface * CSE7761 is dual channel with SPI interface [/quote] If I take a look at Tasmota it sems that GPIO 25 & 26 are used as TX/MOSI & RX/M...

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Hello shere (again), if https://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=1491 allows it, I'd like to join this thread. Since yesterday I also have two of the DUALR3 (and also a 4CHPRO... comes later then). Flashing was no problem and the rest works too, except the powermeter...

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.. japp!
I have checked an other original S20 with the original 330µ. They have much more ripple. So to change the cap to a 16V/1000µ help a lot to stabilize WLAN and also ripple that comes from switching on/off the LED's and special the relais and peripheries like 1wire- sensors.

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... today the caps are in my postbox...

Result:

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... ok then I have not to wonder

Not my fault *jabbadabbadoooo*

Ok, I will do so as you say for now. If you find time to fix that, I would be very happy if you would communicate this here ...

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Ok, more trouble... Dh = 05 Dm = 30 Nh = 22 Nm = 0 on Clock#Time=All,[Zeiten#Dh#D2]:[Zeiten#Dm#D2] do config,task,Regler,SetLevel,[Sollwert#D] TaskValueSet,Sollwert,IS,[Sollwert#D] endon on Clock#Time=All,[Zeiten#Nh#D2]:[Zeiten#Nm#D2] do config,task,Regler,SetLevel,[Sollwert#N] TaskValueSet,Sollwert...

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... that will work most. But it takes much power loss to heat. But for stuff like S20 and other LowPower it will work well. You also can take a look at ebay or similar. Often you can find some stuff like this: https://www.ebay.de/itm/364115526228 Or as Retro from RTF (ex. DDR): https://www.ebay.de/i...

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... I think bad caps, special the 330µ secondary. The primary 394V are ok. Must be a DoA due the S20 is brand new. For now I have bridge them provisionally with an 470µ. Have to order some 105° LowESR... And I think I will change the 330µ up to 680µ or 1000µ By the way, what do you use to isolate th...

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... öhhhh ... I didn't do such nonsense; what makes you think that?

BTW:
The "new" S20 sometimes start well, sometimes not. On external VCC all is well so I check the VCC with the scope...

This comes up 8 of 10 power up's... So I don't have to wonder about ...

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Ok, after set them to DHCP -> export from mother -> rename -> import to child it work's well!

Ty for assistance (again)

BTW:
Is it still mandatory to rename the export file to config.dat so that it can be imported?

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... ahhh, good to know. On the "mother" S20 I realy use a static IP (one of the rare with it)

I will change that to DHCP and try again...

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Hello again, maybe I got that completely wrong? I have two S20 with the completely identical firmware (20230114-1m-vcc). From the running system (the one with the temperature control) I downloaded the configuration via "Tools/Save", renamed this file to "config.dat" and imported ...

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... you're certainly right, but I didn't mean that as an attack against you. I've learned, especially in the past few years, that you can't get people to do the right thing with a lot of cajoling and tons of facts; It just cost some their lives because they were of the opinion that the state would b...

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... ohhh fuck

Nice that you tell me that now

Better late then never

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... you are right ... let's see if the space are enough to do that ...

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Ahhh, that I must remember how do you debug this type of trouble... Thanx for teaching me that! Ok, now it works perfect! That will be my standard regulator for SONOFF S20 now... Full code with comments are here. To use it you have to kill most comments due of the maximum of 2048 chars for rules... ...

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Bild_2023-01-20_204854706.png YEP! That was the fault all the time. Now I can build up the IF step by step to my former comparison Thanx a lot! I was just relying on you, as a star programmer, to have presented it correctly and that the mistake was mine. I would have only come to the brackets just ...

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Ok, I have simplify the rule- snipped like that: on Time#Initialized do if [Regler#GetLevel] = 0 and %systime% > ([Zeiten#Dh#D2]:[Zeiten#Dm#D2]:00) and %systime% < ([Zeiten#Nh#D2]:[Zeiten#Nm#D2]:00) config,task,Regler,SetLevel,[Sollwert#D] else config,task,Regler,SetLevel,[Sollwert#N] endif endon So...

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Ohh, thank you very much ... I try this right now after this... Just a Q: %systime% is in format hh:mm:ss so do it also work if I don't offer the fake-seconds? They have to be the fake-seconds. It don't work without it; I have test that. I now use this: on Time#Initialized do // Set Level of Regulat...

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Ok, run into a problem while initialize my stuff... I have to check after cold start if the actual time is between Time1 and Time2, i.e. between 05:30 and 22:00. This times are hold in a dummy, hours and minutes separated (due a dummy can't hold a time). So ... Dh = 5, Dm = 30, Nh = 22, Nm = 0 This ...

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Einstein is right... no more questions 😎😜 But back to the roots... I am of the opinion that it should be up to each user how often he wants to write to the flash. The user can usually read and write and is responsible for what he does there. And if he ignores that, it will soon cost him a few dollar...

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TD-er wrote: ↑20 Jan 2023, 13:33 Not sure it will stop users from doing so.
I have seen at least once, that a user called this command to reset the write counter every minute from the rules as it was annoying.

Really?!

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config,task,Regler,SetLevel,20 banging-head-stressed.gif I have try so many combinations... except this :roll: Yep, the syntax of that level plugin is a bit non-standard... So we decided to allow more plugins to follow it to make it more standard ... I know Ton already started adding some of the ge...

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Good morning everyone After I scrapped the PowerMeter project because it simply didn't work with the given devices/modules with ESP32, I took a closer look at the above-mentioned module. First problem: As stated at https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Plugin/P021.html, one should use... config,t...

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Ok, that doesn't work on the one hand with socat or ser2net, on the other hand neither with serial server, serial proxy or P1 gateway in any combination... I give up and scrap the project... It's a complete waste of time... And BTW: P1 Wifi Gateway don't work in the last build. They don't send/get d...

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... ok, the only way seems to be to create a virtual ttydev at the machine where FHEM is running. So that's Debian... I try " socat TCP4:192.168.1.226:4321 /dev/ttyEM1,raw,echo=0" and have think that cocat creates the given virtual port ttyEM1 but that don't work. socat PTY,link=/dev/ttyS1...

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... yes, you are right, but that only works with a physical connected serial (https://fhem.de/commandref_modular.html#SmartMeterP1)

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Ok... I'm lost :oops: I have spent the whole day to catch any result.. but failed ... All I have read is that the Serial-Proxy is that what I have to use. And the SP sent all then to i.e. MQTT... The only what I got is that: Bild_2023-01-15_184930139.png So I have play around with all I get in mind ...

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Shouldn't there be a "save" command just before the reboot? AFAIK, a "reboot" doesn't (nor shouldn't) do a "save" automagically... ...ooooppsss ... You are right :oops: There is a command "NTPHost[,<ntp-host-ip-or-url>]", that is missing from the documentatio...

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... ok ... Not funny that someone hijack my thread...

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Ok, have the latest running. But sorry... I have no idea what I have to use to transfer the data at GPIO4 to FHEM :? We have the WiFi-Gateway, the Serial-Proxy and the Serial-Server. I have try all of them but I have the feeling that I don't understand which module does what or whether I even have t...

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Ath wrote: ↑14 Jan 2023, 23:33

... not funny *sniff, sniff*

Ath wrote: ↑14 Jan 2023, 23:33 2 options:
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... I would have been able to find this way at best by chance

Got it!
Loosely based on "Jim Button": Ahhh! An island with two mountains ... https://youtu.be/jiMmZTl4zdY (need proxy / vpn maybe ... fucking DSGVO)

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... ahem

I read and search and ... but I have no idea how to handle things are showed at the page you have linked

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so it won't be in the actual %unit% variable. ThumbsUp Meanwhile I have connect RealTerm by LAN to the ESP. If I set there ASCII and 7bit I really got what I expected; take a look: Bild_2023-01-14_200942288.png Start is ever / followed by the hardware-ID and firmware rev. 1. Unique ID of the meter ...

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Ok, it took me a while to fully understand your text. I mean it's just a matter of appending the leading zeros to the hostname. The %unit% variable should remain unaffected by this. I'm not a programmer, but I think a small checkbox and a line of code to add zeros if necessary should only take a few...

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Ok, back to topic. Meanwhile I have set two Serial Server as devices. Both only receive. Device1 with HWserial1 on GPIO4, Device2 with HWserial2 on GPIO5. At the Moment I have placed one IR-Reader provisionally and get every second a result like that: 400397: EVENT: !Serial#��SY5�3DA�00��V3.0�� 4004...

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... I see it like this:
If it's there and nobody complains, then it was a good decision

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* GREAT *

it won't be used that often, I assume

Let the future decide that

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Disconnecting the USB to serial chip can also be done explicitly since people may otherwise "zap" the USB port on the PC by static discharge? Oh, I don't think so! As long as the UART is connected to USB and powered, the levels are defined. But if I switch off the supply voltage of the UA...

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I think that's rather counterproductive. The field for the host name and the field for the UNIT number are already there and, in my opinion, in the right place. Why should you then additionally manipulate these values via rules? I think ATH's idea makes more sense. You could also always append the U...

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So that would be applied when the Config page has "Append Unit Number to hostname" checked and when appending the Unit Number in the Controller configuration pages? Yes, that is what I have in mind. If you the looking at your network or scanning and sorting by hostname it will be looks mu...

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Ok... Yesterday evening the programmer/DevSet for the WROOM-32 arrived. I have buy this one: https://www.ebay.de/itm/233809035945?var=533482868761 I have chose this due I have the same for the 8266 and that works very well and it's very good to handle while testing and flashing. Only the placing of ...

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... you are to fast and don't know the word "wait" hu?

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