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BertB

Did you check the tutorial on the home page?
http://www.esp8266.nu/index.php/LCDDisplay

BertB

My ESP-01 is losing its settings after a reboot. All works great until I power down and back on again. I am able to access ESP on default 192.168.4.1, I change the AP settings to connect to my home wifi, get new IP address, update Domoticz IP settings, add device and get pulse count sending to Domo...

BertB

Version R30
https://www.dropbox.com/s/poee5jnbkfjys ... 0.zip?dl=1

BertB

You're pertinente about level shifting, but more than 6 mounth using ESP8266(sp1/sp12)and upload programme with a simple arduino board without his atmel chip and i Never kill any ESP, lucky am I ? M'y nodemcu will arrive tomorrow... I have heard this from more people, but the pins of the ESP8266 ar...

BertB

Hi,
I do not know why this happens, but I had the same issue today.
Did you hit the reset button?
I solved it by first flashing 20, then 30 then 39. That worked. In 30 I also entered network address and devices.

BertB

@Martinus. Thanks. That's what i meant. @Deennoo. I tend to read carefully, but your remarks did not point out there is an issue regarding interference and possibly (but not likely) even damaging hardware. Just connecting RX to TX and TX to RX without level shifting is not a good idea. That will dam...

BertB

@Martinus How did you connect RFLink to the ESP in SER2NET mode? Quite simple, just like you would connect a 5V FTDI to an ESP-01. RX to TX, RX to TX, using some sort of level shifting. As far as I know, RFLink uses only one serial port for communication and that one is connected with the USB devic...

BertB

@Martinus
How did you connect RFLink to the ESP in SER2NET mode?

BertB

Hi Mariete,
Welcome.

BertB

Hello Bernd,
A little late but hey, what can you expect from an old sack. The tend to be a little slow

. Please feel welcome here.

BertB

Hi Paolo, welcome.
Hope to hear from you

BertB

Hello ilioSS.
Welcome.

BertB

Hi Tony, welcome here.

BertB

Yes I do, but it is still under construction.

BertB

This is what I get with PPD42 sensor. I use the percentage device in Domoticz.

BertB

Hi, welcome here.
If you go to the github, you will find the latest versions.

BertB

I think, part of the answer you are looking for can be found here:

http://www.esp8266.nu/forum/viewtopic.p ... t=10#p1535

BertB

So do I.
I have a number of those little OLED displays. They are ideal for projects with small footprints.

BertB

As of R041the GP2Y10 Dust sensor is being supported.
I am working on the support of the PPD42 dust sensor, but I am also interested in the performance of the GP2Y10.
Furthermore, I like to know what type of device is chosen in Domoticz?

BertB

Hi, For some reason, mu NodeMcu stopped responding. It is no longer possible to connect to it via serial port nor webserver. It is possible however to program it, but that does not help. If I program R023 on it, there is no problem. Other NodeMcu's can be programmed with R039 and also have no proble...

BertB

I was thinking about the same sort of thing as Paco.

So, a yes from me too.

BertB

If you entered the correct IP address of the Domoticz at Controller IP in Config, I think the password is the problem. As far as I know, ESPEasy has no possibility to negotiate a password with Domoticz. To avoid this, In Domoticz/Setup/Settings allow local networks to pass information without userna...

BertB

Hi,
Four questions:
1 what type of device did you create?
2 are you using passwords while accessing Domoticz?
3 Did you select Domoticz HTTP in the Config Tab?
4 Do you see values appear in the Devices tab?

BertB

I think it is supported, but you need the I2C interface.

BertB

Interesting ... should be possible with a electrolytic capacitor in series with the GPIO and the relay. I never tested it, so I cannot tell you what capacitance must be used. I would be careful not to blow the GPIO port. Something like this : https://www.dropbox.com/s/xbqpegibeu677bt/Bipolair.jpg?dl...

BertB

When you decide to give a device a fixed IP address, you have to make sure that address is outside the DHCP range of your router. That is not necessarily one number higher than the one provided by the DCHP server. for example, I changed the setup of my wifi router such that the DHCP range is from 19...

BertB

Are you sure 192.168.1.200 is outside the DHCP range of the router and nut in use by another device?

BertB

You can also use a small signal diode (like 1n4448 or 1n914) or schottky diode, with the anode connected to the ESP input and the cathode to the HC-SR04 output. The internal pull-up resistor pulls the input to 3.3 v level at a logic 1 and the HC-SR04 pulls the ESP input down to a logic 0 level. It w...

BertB

Welcome

BertB

Hi Elias,
Welcome to the club.
I hope we hear more from you.

Regards,
Bert

BertB

Thanks

BertB

The ULN2803 consists of 8 darlington drivers with open collector outputs. On the output side (right end) they can sink up to 500 mA and can withstand up to 50 volts. The output is the reverse of the logic level on the input side (left). So a logic 1 on the input will make the output go low. There is...

BertB

That is correct but the ESP then acts as an access point. From that point on, you can login to that ESP and make the appropriate settings to make it an STA (station) When you enter your WifiSSID and your Wifikey and command the ESP to reboot (in the tools tab) the ESP will ask a free IP from your ro...

BertB

Webkey is the password to get on your wifi.

BertB

Welcome to you too Ronny.

greetings,
Bert

BertB

Hi Huub,

Welcome to out forum. Hope to hear more from you.

Regards,
Bert

BertB

Hi Seb, welcome to the club.

Greetings,
Bert

BertB

@rtenklooster
Hi, where can I get you sketch?

BertB

This is correct. Best would be to use alternate currents. But that is also a difficult solution.

BertB

Do you have a picture and a link to the type of rain sensor you used?

BertB

Hi guys, just wondering if any of you would be interested to have firmware update from the WebUI using HttpUpdate from OTA sample of Arduino ESP8266 ? I think is should be easy to integrate. Yes, I am. But I am not one of the software guru's here :) About firmware size, may be we can play with the ...

BertB

I modified the Wiki a bit.

BertB

"The ESP Easy firmware is currently in alpha stage where we're working on design, functionality and stability." It's not a problem you're talking about issues, that's why we are here.. to help each other and to make the esp code more stable and more useful. But a lot of bugs... that's way...

BertB

Use the second one

BertB

@Martinus.
You hardly ever use all possible plugins, so is it not possible to include some kind of checkbox mechanism to choose te desired functionality in the Easy?

BertB

Charly86 wrote: Another one R38 has TSL2561 I2C Luminosity sensor (If pull request is accepted)
See request here https://github.com/ESP8266nu/ESPEasy/pull/7

Great! I had this one on my list too.

BertB

just moved to R31. Looks fine so far, but also with R30 on a NodeMcu 1.0 (with BMP180, DHT22, 1 DS18B20 on the board and 1 DS18B20 via cable) I had no problems.
On R29 I had to give both DS18B20 the same device number, but as of R30 that was no longer necessary.

BertB

When I execute your example, I see Message in the lcd.The example in the tutorial only works for Connexio, not for Easy, because Connexio uses the LCD plugin.
In Easy, when you enter lcdwrite 1,1,Hello World, you will see Hello World starting on the first line, in the first column of the lcd

BertB

Hi,
Welcome to the club.
Hope you have plenty of fun here.

Regards,
Bert

BertB

Hi Carsten,

Welcome to the club.
Hope you have plenty of fun here.

Regards,
Bert

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