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grovkillen

Only on MQTT server is supported at this time. Can you elaborate why you need three?

grovkillen

Change TaskValueSet,4,1,0 to TaskValueSetAndRun,4,1,0. That way you don't need the first run command.

grovkillen

That syntax will be triggered at every hour at minut 01, 11, 21....51

Not every minute.

grovkillen

Ok, good to know. Thanks

grovkillen

Exactly what bin file did you use?

grovkillen

TaskRun is needed. Have you tried that? And have you studied the https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... mmand.html

grovkillen

You're very confusing, GPIO 13 or 14?

grovkillen

Ok, please look through this thread and see if it what happened to your setup: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/issues/2745

grovkillen

After that update, did you make sure that the settings worked? What I mean is that you could need to go into the settings and look and see if the address + resolution is the same as it was before the update. If not save the settings once again.

grovkillen

As far as I know the dot panel is not yet supported.

grovkillen

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On start-gpio14 do
    LongPulse,14,1,5
endon

on Clock#Time=All,**:*1 do
       Event,start-gpio14
endon

grovkillen

I might be a bit slow but please explain a bit more.

grovkillen

You already have, use this instead of the GPIO cmd in the URL

http://192.168.178.161/control?cmd=event,start-gpio14

grovkillen

You shouldn't use GPIO directly, send an event instead

grovkillen

Event is needed. And no spaces in the command

grovkillen

I know we're stating that R120 is the official stable. But in reality we have made huge progress since then and we will soon officially release a new stable. So you can safely download latest versions and run. https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/releases And soon after that we'll release the ne...

grovkillen

Welcome! I hope we can be of help

grovkillen

The switch plug-in works like that, i.e. it'll trigger an event upon change. Sensor plugins will trigger events on interval.

grovkillen

thanks for the update.

grovkillen

http://grovkillen.dribbble.com/

For sneak previews.

grovkillen

ThomasB wrote: ↑20 Dec 2019, 19:39 Two years later: It appears this is an old problem that has been solved. I suggest it be removed from the pinned topics.

Done

grovkillen

ThomasB wrote: ↑20 Dec 2019, 19:42 Three years later: I suggest this old discussion be removed from the pinned topics.

Thanks! Done

grovkillen

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On System#Boot do    
 GPIO,0,[dummy#value]
endon

That would do it right?

grovkillen

I need to understand your setup. Do you have a physical switch or is the switch plugin used for the relay?

grovkillen

I just talked to TD-er, he will make this patch official later today or tomorrow. See this pull request: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/pull/2825 @grovkillen & @TD-er: Thank you both for your ongoing development work and helping out with this issue. Merry Christmas! - Thomas Thank you...

grovkillen

Yes that's a bug. @TD-er: seems like we lower cased the output and not the original string.

grovkillen

I just talked to TD-er, he will make this patch official later today or tomorrow.

grovkillen

That would be something for the future, but SD card is something we do want to have better support for. We're not that rich on time at the moment though. I crashed mentally some month ago and haven't been able to work since = no income. On the flip side of that is that I could spend some more time o...

grovkillen

Thanks for the warm comments on the project. Have a good vacation and be sure that 2020 is the year ESP Easy will rise like Fenix out of the ashes.

grovkillen

There many options, I personally use a MQTT broker and send my data and commands through that one.

grovkillen

Ok, so you want to use eWelink? Then you shouldn't use ESP Easy...

grovkillen

First, welcome to ESP Easy! :D Second, update the firmware with a newer release. After that I would simply try GPIO 0,1,2, or 3 and see if any if those trigger the relay. By that being said, you don't need a plug-in to handle a relay, I'd suggest you enable the rules and start playing around there. ...

grovkillen

It's for Gijs tests. So no new feature, sorry

grovkillen

Hmmm, perhaps you could output the variable to the log and see?

grovkillen

I haven't no, have you tried the latest releases using newer core?

grovkillen

Totally agree. I cannot do it it seems... I can only delete individual posts.

grovkillen

TD-er wrote: ↑16 Dec 2019, 21:22
Shardan wrote: ↑16 Dec 2019, 16:25 .. would not open that link.....
What link?

I deleted the spam.

grovkillen

wim16 wrote: ↑16 Dec 2019, 10:46 Maybe the problem is in your if statement.
When systime > sunset it is often also > sunrise (on the same day) and thus the result will be false.

Yep, that's it. Let me think about that one for a while and get back with a suggestion on the rules.

grovkillen

Thanks! Good job.

grovkillen

What version? And how long are your WiFi credentials?

grovkillen

.....but I think by the end of next year we may have shifted focus to ESP32 as it does give a lot more resources. I understand that the possibilities in ESP32 is more fun, but considering the fact that most "Wi-Fi IoT" devices are based on ESP82xx, you vill be loosing out on a huge market...

grovkillen

Yes we will start officially target the bigger sibling after we have the stable release and right after that the new GUI is scheduled. So the future is looking bright for both the ESP82XX and ESP32.

grovkillen

Yeah try and get back here with info.

grovkillen

Have you tried setting boot state for that pin? It's found under the hardware tab.

grovkillen

https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... mmand.html

Password,1335&
Save

Or use the esptool.py tool to read the entire memory and store it as a bin.

grovkillen

Then use the wifi disconnected event, you will find more info on the rules section on "readthedocs". https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

grovkillen

By network do you mean lan or wan?

grovkillen

That's awesome! Can't you share video? Plz

grovkillen

Currently not possible. But you may want to add it as a feature request on GitHub. Please look through the open issues to see if it has already been suggested.

grovkillen

OK, thank you for the quick reaction. I will go for the 8266. Are there plans to fully support the ESP32 in future? Yes but first the stable release (very soon) and then the new GUI. We're only two guys and it's been taking longer than expected to get a grip of the project, but now we're gaining mo...

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