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And the names are changed for the pending PR.
https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEas ... 3427/files#

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See the pending PR: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEas ... 8d1e025R15

But I can also change them and add it to the PR.

N.B. "UV" should remain in caps.

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Looking forward to the PR

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So it can test run during the night:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/zczns6kcqa9og ... 7.zip?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gxgyx0lft3kas ... 7.zip?dl=0

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OK, that's probably a simple fix.
Will make a change and a test build. (try to have one before midnight

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Yep, the error suggests a wrong amount of parameters and a space is generally used as a parameter-separator

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As far as I know is the BSEC library only available as binary blob.
But I will read your links.

Edit:
The are static linked binary blobs. See: https://github.com/BoschSensortec/BSEC- ... rc/esp8266

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Not directly, but you could store the number of seconds of the current day in a variable when setting the timer. Then you can subtract the stored value from the current value of %syssec_d% in an event handler block. By triggering such an event you can output the difference (or store it somewhere lik...

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I mean, the value for your dummy-var is to large! I think 65535 is the maximum. Edit: I already see, my post is nonsense... Not entirely nonsense... The limit isn't 16 bit, but more like 22 bit as the values are internally treated as floats. So when storing large values you will run into issues cau...

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And no space in the path anymore?
Still not working?
Previous errors you gave showed a path with a space in them.

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I can also have a look at what is needed to use the binary blob made by Bosch. Then we can have a tutorial how to build it yourself (as the binary blob must be linked at compile time). I think the AIQ is part of this closed source binary blob if my memory serves me well. Really frustrating they don'...

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I think blocking the fan and pressured air may be my first guess to clean it. (reason to block the fan is to prevent high voltage damaging the sensor electronics if the fan starts acting as a dynamo) It all depends on whether the dust was dry or moist. If it became sticky, then you must probably ope...

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What do you get when opening a terminal and checking the Python version?

For example:

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PS C:\GitHub\TD-er\ESPEasy> python --version
Python 3.7.7

And one other thing I just thought of while writing this reply....
Do you have any space in the path where you have located your code?

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All builds should be able to handle Puya chips as it has been integrated in the esp8266/Arduino core since 2.5.x

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Done for the typo's. And I have not written the BME680 plugin, I only moved it from the playground as it was apparently working according to some users. Also had to patch it as it wasn't using the set I2C address and also had to adopt it to the more recent changes in the core of ESPEasy. I do know t...

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I'm still working on making it all fit and the new plugins are not at the "normal" plugin selection. The "test" and "dev" builds have become too large to fit, so I had to disable some parts. But like I said, it is literally taking all my time lately to find a way to mak...

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I tested with this Config.h (and please remove this _Custom.h file and base it on Custom-sample.h) and it builds just fine. So it must have something to do with the installed packages in your Python virtual environment. The steps to take: - Make sure to run Python 3.8 - uninstall PlatformIO from the...

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You can call a WiFi disconnect.
Then it will immediately reconnect and thus do a new DHCP request.

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Can you attach the Custom.h file (remove any passwords if you set them) so I can test here

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Have you installed all Python packages in your virtualenv as mentioned in the requirements.txt file? So in your IDE (VS code for example) you open the terminal and in there you run: pip install -r requirements.txt Also what Python version do you have? And what have you changed for your special build...

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Ah build 120, that one is ancient and does not support "monitor" and likely other calls may also not yet work as they do now.

Can you please try a build which isn't like 3 years old?
See: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/releases

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Cool

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For now both plugins, not yet the notification.
Still have to make it all fit a bit better.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/klmom5i6ee3sx ... 7.zip?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/b2ko0frxjw6fe ... 7.zip?dl=0

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Yep I can include both BME680 and this one.... but not "today" as it is already nearly 1:30 am and my eyes start to itch from sleep

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Making a test build for it as we speak

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gld5xx1n44nr6 ... 7.zip?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/a89minzsqiwo3 ... 7.zip?dl=0

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Made an issue for it to remember. https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/issues/3426

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Wiki wrote: ↑12 Dec 2020, 23:08 [OT On]
Voyager?
[/OT Off]

Delta quadrant?
I don't get it...

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This one you mean?
https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEas ... SI1145.ino

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BME680 is a pending PR.
Maybe you can test the test builds I linked here: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/pull/3386

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Are there any plugins that will no longer work?
Or plugins you use from Playground that may be needed to updated to recent code?

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Why do you need core 2.3.0? And/or a very specific Arduino version?
If memory serves me well, core 2.4.0 was used in ESPEasy around March 2018.

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They do fit, but you may not be able to perform an OTA update.

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See this for more recent versions:
https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/releases

And where did you find a link to R120?

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See the documentation on the "monitor" command: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Reference/Events.html?highlight=monitor#internal-core-events on System#Boot do Monitor GPIO,15 endon on GPIO#15=0 do if [Plugin#GPIO#Pinstate#13]=0 // do something endif endon on GPIO#15=1 do if [Plugi...

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The BME680 will soon be included in the normal repository.
Maybe you can also test the linked test builds for the pending PR of that plugin?
https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/pull/3386

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You're welcome.

Maybe you can post some image here with the correct GPIO pins, in case someone else ends up on this topic with the same problem.

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You can also add some 10k's in series

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The last few months have been more about actually fixing stuff and improving, instead of bug hunting as we have had no idea for quite a long time what was causing issues. So it is not that unlikely supporting the specific ESP32 features will be done in the next few months. For example in the last 2 ...

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Judging the GPIO pins you use, you seem to be using an ESP32.
The support for pulse counter on ESP32 is still on my todo list as the CPU itself does have hardware support for it which we don't use yet.
This will make it much more reliable.

It sounds like you're picking up noise. Maybe a long cable?

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I do love the elegance of oneliners, but it should not be a goal :) What you can do (in Arduino code) is something like this: String formatted_val(floatvalue,3); String full_text = "Output: #"; full_text.replace("#", formatted_val); Serial.writeln(full_text); But it is more effic...

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Some of those default states may be determined by pull-up resistors on the board which are needed to boot the ESP into the correct mode. For example GPIO-0 and 2 MUST be pulled up at boot and GPIO-15 MUST be pulled down at boot. See also this page and the links on it: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/...

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That's exactly what I'm working on. I already bought a build server and have it setup for building the testbuilds I make here, mainly for pull request test builds. My plan is to indeed offer some build service where you can select a set of plugins. If someone else already demanded the same set, you ...

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Just to be sure, the nightly builds are here: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/releases I just looked at the ZIP file: ESPEasy_ESP82xx_mega-20201130.zip Inside the bin directory there are numerous builds with "test" in the name, like: ESP_Easy_mega_20201130_test_ESP8266_4M1M_VCC.bi...

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See this list of plugins: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... al-plugins
It is in the "testing" builds.

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Great!
Enjoy!

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great you figured it out. how you get the value changing when its in between "123"? honestly asking, cause i think in needed 2 lines to acomplish this. fixed number is easy, but normally we want changinge values. You can just use some sprintf formatting or lots and lots of other options i...

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Yep a loose ground can often cause strange errors.

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You can connect it to a HW serial port, but then it may interfere with programming it via serial and makes it impossible to read logs via serial.
So I would personally use other pins, unless it is easy to remove for debugging.

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The state is kept and restored after reboot. So what you can do is not rely on the switch state (as it seems to be configured as toggle mode) but keep a state in a variable or maybe even simpler, just look at the state of the relay instead of the state of the switch. For example: Change button to &q...

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Then the Sonoff isn't put into flashing mode. Like I said it is rather tricky to get the unit into flash mode as you have to keep the button pressed while connecting it to the flasher and powering on. Just to be sure, you can try to keep the button pressed during flashing, but it should not be neede...

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