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grovkillen

Your wish is a good feature request. I mean why wouldn't the timer event also have an event value that could be used?

grovkillen

Welcome here!

https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy

grovkillen

If I make it bigger 1080 screens will not be enough. But I'm planning on doing a new flasher tool.

grovkillen

Yes you could change that last line in the settings file and it would behave like you wanted next time you open the flasher.

grovkillen

Welcome!

grovkillen

My go to sensor is the BME280. Like always, if you want reliable values, calibrate.

grovkillen

You can use the same commands over MQTT. Post to the <unit name>/cmd topic (if you haven't changed the subscription topic).

grovkillen

Yes this is a known bug.

grovkillen

You can control the servo using the servo commands: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... motor-page

grovkillen

Nothing like that is present no.

grovkillen

It's by design, Wake happens before Boot. Why? Wake is the first thing happening and Boot is when the boot sequence is done.

grovkillen

https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... ore-events

grovkillen

SPIFFS sounds harder than it really is. The flash memory of the ESP is generally 1MB or 4MB. This is ones or zeros. The "operating system" is stored as binary data on the flash. But for none static files we need a file system to store these files. This file system is called SPIFFS. For our...

grovkillen

What did you connect to 5V?

grovkillen

Welcome!

grovkillen

PlatformIO is heavily dependent on Python being installed correctly. Is your PATH populated with Python install folder path? https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000549.htm I find it really straight forward if Python is installed correctly, just download the zip from github and open it in Atom/Plat...

grovkillen

Perhaps use a newer version?

grovkillen

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command_topic: 'Esp1/cmd'
payload_on: 'event,ValveOn'
payload_off: 'event,ValveOff'

Given that you have the name of the unit and the events correct it should be working.

grovkillen

We use ESP devices over Arduino boards. At least if you're planning on using ESP Easy.

grovkillen

Welcome!

grovkillen

TD-er wrote: ↑03 Apr 2020, 10:11 That's still something I need to fix indeed.

We should start focusing on getting the new GUI released.

grovkillen

tparvais wrote: ↑03 Apr 2020, 11:17
grovkillen wrote: ↑03 Apr 2020, 05:42 The brackets turn the name into a value.
Worthwhile to add it to the doc

Isn't it already part of the rules examples?

grovkillen

tparvais wrote: ↑02 Apr 2020, 22:36 I found it myself:
there is no need to use [] in on .... do statement...

The brackets turn the name into a value.

grovkillen

Cool, thanks for reaching out. And welcome!

grovkillen

Great to hear about your project

Welcome!

grovkillen

sawo wrote: ↑01 Apr 2020, 09:19 @grovkillen
thanks a lot for helping, I have created an issue.

Great! And thank you for reporting this issue.

grovkillen

That sounds like a design flaw. Please open a issue on GitHub and refer to this thread

grovkillen

Great! We should add that to the documentation.

grovkillen

I had an error in my rule which I have corrected. Let,1,[task#value] <---- this sets the first internal variable (16 maximum) to what ever value your pump have. [VAR#1] is now the same value as [pump#state] (or whatever you called your task and value). [VAR#1#Z] is making a transformation of the val...

grovkillen

Or if you want any tag to trigger the rule:

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on rfid_tag_water#Tag>0 do
timerSet,1,2
Let,1,[water_pump#On]
gpio,4,[VAR#1#!Z]
endon

On Rules#Timer=1 do
TaskValueSet,1,1,0
endon

Your rule would trigger when you have set the tag value = 0 which isn't what you wanted.

grovkillen

You can read up on how to format data: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... Rules.html

In the section "Formatting refered values"

grovkillen

I would do it like this (without knowing your setup 100%)

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on rfid_tag_water#Tag=3364040 do
timerSet,1,2
Let,1,[water_pump#On]
gpio,4,[VAR#1#!Z]
endon

On Rules#Timer=1 do
TaskValueSet,1,1,0
endon

EDIT: updated rules.

grovkillen

Please give me the full rules set, or is it that one above?

grovkillen

Instead of :

TaskValueSet,1,1,0

Try

TaskValueSetAndRun,1,1,0

grovkillen

Ok then your first suggestion work. If you need that buffer.

grovkillen

Try debounce 100..250 something

grovkillen

Try this instead:

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on MQTT#Connected do
timerSet,8,0
endon

on MQTT#Disconnected do
timerSet,8,60
endon


On Rules#Timer=8 do
timerSet,8,60
 if [Unten#Temp]<15
  mcpgpio,1,1
 else
  mcpgpio,1,0
 endif
endon

grovkillen

That's coming with the new GUI I've been working on.

grovkillen

Love the design!

grovkillen

We're happy to have you back here. And thank you for the kind words

grovkillen

You're using an old version. Please try latest found on GitHub.

grovkillen

No it's no problem, as long as you don't mind it being high during a reboot.

grovkillen

See here: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... on-esp8266

grovkillen

What interval do you have for the dummy?

grovkillen

Yes that is probably the most generic way. It's also possible to post to the cmd topic of that particular unit. But using MQTT import you can have any number of units listen to any topic.

grovkillen

Thank you for the great feedback!

grovkillen

I would use a timer for it. And clear if after x seconds.

grovkillen

Since you already have the MQTT broker up and running, why not use it? You can send commands over MQTT. I'd use event calls to the recipient side (relay unit).

grovkillen

By the way, isn't that a bug that json could be downloaded from a secured device without entering credentials? The JSON is used by some to fetch data. So it's not a bug, but we're gonna add the possibility to have it locked down. A even bigger deal is that you can reach the upload page without cred...

grovkillen

You should use the cmd topic. See here: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... mmand.html

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