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But another aspect pops up: for high light-input the read-out for both sensors blocks at 54612 lux. Considering that the max. level according to the scaling could be 65535 lux, that is strange [?] Any similar experience? [and an explanation?] I think you are using a version before R129, beginning w...

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Yeah, same here, with that blue led, the ESP-01 wont start up if the YF-S201 Water flow Sensor is attached. The datasheet says this sensor produces short pulses, so apparently most of the time the data_pin is low. This means GPIO-0 is most of the time at a low level when the flow sensor is attached...

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You must use Flashsize_1M with 64k SPIFFS for proper working of OTA.

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Sorry for the OT, can you please tell how those graph/chart are generated? It is some kind ok automation software? Like bertrand says I have a Domotic setup with several type of nodes running ESPeasy. http://www.Domoticz.com Domoticz runs best on a Raspberry Pi. It is a very nice piece of software....

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Are you having pull-up resistors on SCL & SDA ?
chech your sensor to see if it has pull-ups, the ESP12 does not have any. You can check with a voltmeter, SDA & SCL should be close to 3.3 volt. If not connect 2 4k7 resistors between Vcc and the I2C bus.

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moelski wrote: 3) Make the whole Plugin section more configurable For sure I like this option. Because I have a lot of SonOff modules in my home, these modules have 1Mbyte flash chip. I like using SonOff with OTA option, this limits the maximum file_size to 512kB. Using a configuration file could pr...

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........ As i'm a strict Linux-user i just ported the windows batch to Linus shell and wanted to share it here. If this and the binary for espttol could've been added to the download this could make it way easier for linux systems. (There is a confusing different kind of "esptool" availab...

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You cannot use RFM69 with RFLink without modifying the sourcecode of RFLink. Compared to the usual tranceivers, like Aurel tranceiver, the RFM95 is a more complex tranceiver that has several registers that needs to be programmed properly over a SPI-bus before the device can be operated. Parameters t...

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The "FEATURE_ADC_VCC" gives results that are ambigious to interpret. When the ADC pin is left open, so without any resistor connected to that pin, I get readings between 3.17 and 3.22 volt while the voltage on the ESP8266 chip is 3.3 volt. When there is a resistor connected to the ADC_pin ...

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@ marcfon You do not seem to understand the concept of a WeMos. ALL ESP8266 chips work inside at a voltage between 3 to 3.6 Volt (preferrable 3.3V). Therefor the WeMos has a voltage regulator that makes 3.3V out of 5V. If you want to use a LiIon battery and a WeMos you probably best use a voltage bo...

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Ik heb zoiets nooit in mijn logs gezien, maar ik zie in jouw log: 6307 : MQTT : Connected to broker Ikzelf gebruik uitsluitend het Domoticz HTTP protocol, daarom heb ik het vermoeden dat dit fenomeen MQTT gerelateerd is. edit: sorry I forgot this was the English part of the blog so here the translat...

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Then I do not know about what numbers you talk, I have never seen numbers like you are describing in in my log only the uptime in milliseconds is what I observe.
Maybe they are so infrequently that I have missed seeing any of them.

costo

System info Vcc measures the Vcc inside the ESP8266 chip and it is beneficial if the ADC is not connected to the outside world. If you want to measure any voltage , but not the Vcc then you indeed need a INA219 for the ESP-01, also you do not need to set the #define FEATURE_ADC_VCC to true because t...

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You need to compile the source code yourself with the FEATURE_ADC_VCC set to true. You will see this part in the main body of the source at around line 113 to 119 // Enable FEATURE_ADC_VCC to measure supply voltage using the analog pin // Please note that the TOUT pin has to be disconnected in this ...

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you must put the resistor between the data_pin and Vcc, not between data_pin and GND.

costo

those numbers are the time ESPEasy is up in milliseconds.
Look in the mainpage for the uptime in minutes and multiply it by 60*1000 and you have about the magic number from the log.

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I am familiar with Jean-Claude Wippler. But before I look very far into this, a couple questions come to mind. I'm assuming that Domoticz handles multiple instances of RFLink Atmega 2560s. I suppose I need another at 868mhz? Yes Domoticz (a nice name I think) can handle multiple RFLink boards. I ha...

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As we use NTP time servers to sync the ESPEasy time we already have all the information for Date and Time in the FEATURE_TIME definitions, though only %systime% variable is used and implemented. I think it would just use a relatively small amount of extra memory to add the %sysdate% variable and a %...

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Your wemosD1 likes 3.3V on the GPIO pins and the BH1750 will work perfectly well with 3.3V. So it is good practise to use only 3.3V for all the sensors. Only when sensors do not work with 3.3V you can use 5V on the sensor. Then you may face the fact that pullup resistors on this 5V sensor board are ...

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The BH1750 boards that are common , like GY-302, do already have their own pullup resistors, so first try without extra resistors. If your sensor boards work on 3.3V you never need a level converter. If your sensor boards work at 5V you can most of the time do without levelconverters but you must ch...

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@ beic

You did not do your homework very well.

ADS1115 is already supported since version R60.

Support for clock boards like DS1307 and DS3231 is pretty useless because over WiFi you can connect to a NTP timeserver, much more accurate than a DS1307.

costo

It is very simple.
If all sensors are I2C then connect all SDA together and all SCL together.
Also there must be a a pullup resistor on SDA and one on SCL but probably one or more of your sensor boards do already have a pullup resistor. In that case the external pullups are not needed anymore.

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Pulling GPIO2 low with a LED is wrong, you should try to connect the led (with a current limiting resistor ! ) between Vcc and GPIO2. Or better do not use GPIO2 at all and use f.i. GPIO4
When GPIO2 is pulled low during start-up the ESP8266 will not boot-up with ESPEasy but in another sort of mode.

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@ hpapagaj 2N3904 is not a powerfull transistor but it can be used to drive a few LED's. Max current for a 3904 is 200mA. The TSAL6100 has a max current of 100mA. It is not good practise to drive either of them at max current all of the time so I would either limit the current/Led to 40mA and use 4 ...

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Is this something to be concerned about with respect to http://www.esp8266.nu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1988 ? I think it is not , because the F() function is used only during compilation, strings are written in Flash/(program storage space) once and stay there unchanged until next compilation/...

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Yes it is possible but, The maximum current a ESP8266 output can source is about 12mA so you should limit the current with a currentlimit resistor. The value of this resistor should be 180 ohms to be on the safe side. The Led with series resistor is connected between a GPIO and ground. If you need a...

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Look in this link at the bottom of the page

http://playground.arduino.cc/Learning/Memory

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the cosmic gate wrote: Is there something with this sensors like it stops working when it's build in a ( metal) enclosure ( faraday's law) ?

Maybe faraday has something to do with it.
It may be that the metal casing of the lamp just blocks the WiFi completely and the connection gets lost resulting in a NAN ?

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The script works for me when using a momentary button, but it I'm running into a wall when trying to use it with a regular on/off switch. Any ideas? This script is written to work only with a momentary push button (as is found at GPIO0 on a sonoff switch), it will not work with a normal switch. So ...

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Hi ! Just wan´t to know (as last question for today :) ) if you plan to support the latest Arduino IDE as well. I think it would avoid some trouble for beginners :roll: regards Dominik I am not a member of the ESPEasy developing team but my opinion on this is that it is not to the ESPEasy team to f...

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Hi ! Just using 1.6.5 until a new version of ESPEasy forces me to use a newer Arduino IDE release . Ok, but where can you download 1.6.5. If you look at arduino.cc there is only version 1.6.5 RC5. :shock: Just did a download of 1.6.5 R5 and it seems to be exactly the same as 1.6.5 when compiling bo...

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If I understand the feature of SPIFFS well, ESPEasy is not 100% functional without SPIFFS. Because all the settings are saved in SPIFFS which are read again after a reboot. So I will not use IDE 1.6.5 RC5 or 1.6.11. Just using 1.6.5 until a new version of ESPEasy forces me to use a newer Arduino IDE...

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De eurodomest en de EV1527 codes zijn hetzelfde maar de ene is geinverteerd t.o.v. de andere. Eurodomest;ID=0ebb4d , EV1527;ID=0144b2 de 2 ID's hexadecimaal opgeteld geven 0fffff daarom zijn ze elkaars complement. Die eenvoudige deursensors geven alleen een signaal op het moment dat de magneet wegge...

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Something "strang" i've used a sonoff to build inside a garden lamp. ( running ESP easy build125) When i connect everything to test, everything is working fine and the DHT gives the temp en hum. But when i close this lamp enclosere the status in ESP Easy : NAN and the log tells me : no re...

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You probably should first try to make it work with a arduino. That would be easier to solve problems.
There can be many reasons why it does not work.

If you have it working with arduino you can then make it work with the same components on ESP8266, ESPEasy and the IRplugin.

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That is a classic mistake. You think D4 is the same as GPIO4 but it is not. The GPIOx names are related to the actual pins on the ESP8266 chip itself while names like D0, D1 etc are names related to the pins of the lolin board. If you google on [ esp8266 lolin ] and look for pictures you see which G...

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Rules and names seems to be good. (if i substitute the names you used in my rules & device, it works) Do you have these actions in domoticz? On Action: http://192.168.178.111/control?cmd=event,switchon Off Action: http://192.168.178.111/control?cmd=event,switchoff If that is also good then you c...

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You probably have a naming issue, different names in the rules section that are not the same as in the device section.

Or if you mean the status of the switch in ESPEasy in the devicetab, then you have to refresh your screen in the browser.

costo

Thanks for the schematic. That explains it why the PWM is swiched to 40kHz. Sensor Track is the part which is put into the soil. Depending on the soil moisture the capacitance (sensor Track) varies. The signal is more or less attenuated and the resulting voltage is rectified and measured, the averag...

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It specifies this device as: Encoding: 28-bit ID, 4-bit and 32-bit function code jump.

In theory, if RFLink has the right plugin, this code could be decoded.
That is, it would show you the 28 bit ID and probably the 4 bit function.
As far as I know, for now this plugin has not been written .

costo

Did you try something like this ?

On Clock#Time=All,08:00 do
Pulse,13,0,900
Pulse,13,1,2400
Pulse,13,0,900
Pulse,13,1,2400
endon

On Clock#Time=All,12:00 do
Pulse,13,0,900
Pulse,13,1,2400
Pulse,13,0,900
Pulse,13,1,2400
endon

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Documentation at https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino/blob/master/doc/reference.md says: Analog output analogWrite(pin, value) enables software PWM on the given pin. PWM may be used on pins 0 to 16. Call analogWrite(pin, 0) to disable PWM on the pin. value may be in range from 0 to PWMRANGE, which is ...

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It specifies this device as: Encoding: 28-bit ID, 4-bit and 32-bit function code jump.

I think this means the code changes every time you push a button. That is called a rolling code.
RFLink and most universal encoders/decoders cannot generate a rolling code.

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I'm interested from a learning point of view, is the timing a separate thing from the protocol? See datasheet http://aitendo3.sakura.ne.jp/aitendo_data/product_img/wireless/315MHz-2012/RX315-HT48R/EV1527.pdf The encoding protocol is the same for every EV1527 device. 24bit total, the first 20 bit is...

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If RFLink will decode it depends on the timing. This particular protocol seems to have a basic timing of ca. 510uS/bit

RFlink apparently has a problem with such a relatively long timing.

costo

Are you sure your android device is safe ?

If a Android app sents a "givemeyourname" request there may be a second app that spoofs this message and turns it into a "givemeyourmoney" request.
If your device is not safe you could loose all your money.

Sorry, just joking

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Die eerste code is voor mij een onbekende codering. Door wat voor apparaat is deze gegenereerd ?

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Het is een 24 bit code. Waarschijnlijk gemaakt door een EV1527 encoder. In je debug file wordt de code 7 keer herhaald, een pakket ziet er zo uit: 180,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,150,480,1...

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Yes I can compile all releases including R126 .
I only get a warning about the LiquidCrystal_I2C library which I ignore.

costo

I think you run too fast.
First there needs to be a working ESP32 library set which can be used with the Arduino IDE.

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