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AndrewJ

Hi Lisa, Just got back onto this. Thanks for sending the 2MB version to try. Initially I'm working with the LOLIIN32 LITE board as it has the revision 1 chip, and just to keep it relatively simple and straight forward. I haven't yet tried this version on my other board, the DOIT devkit v1. First off...

AndrewJ

I've updated all libraries and rebuild it, can you download the image from here and try again? If it still has the same error, can you set a different port using this: upyeasy.setwifi('<your ssid>', '<your ssid password>','', '',8000) And then reboot to see if that's better. Hi Lisa, I just got bac...

AndrewJ

Hi Lisa, About the OSError 128 I've been experiencing on my DOIT and Wemos LOLIN32 LITE boards... I've been looking back through our messages, and I think we may have been looking at the wrong bit of code. 1. The last line of errors in my log is: File "uasyncio/__init__.py", line 241 , in ...

AndrewJ

Yes, it's good to have a dedicated area of the forum for uPyEasy

AndrewJ

What's the second ESP32 chip version you have? It's a Wemos LOLIN LITE32 (v1.0.0) board (seems to be a cut-down LOLIN32 with less GPIOs exposed). https://www.aliexpress.com/item/WEMOS-LOLIN32-Lite-V1-0-0-wifi-bluetooth-board-based-ESP-32-esp32-Rev1-MicroPython-4MB/32831394824.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311...

AndrewJ

This is my ESP32 testmachine: https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/Official ... 21054.html Isn't that the same as your ESP32? Yes, it looks the same as mine. Yours could possibly be a different version of the ESP32 chip if it is recently purchased. Mine was bought about 6 months ago, also from Aliexpress...

AndrewJ

Can you get me a complete log?

Having trouble attaching file here. It keeps saying invalid extension. I'll email it to you.
AndrewJ

AndrewJ

Hi Lisa, Ok, I followed the steps New version on google drive, can you load that one in the ESP32? After the error do: >>> Import uos >>> uos.remove('boot.py') After reboot, on repl prompt: >>> import wstest and I got I (26302) modsocket: Initializing Bind address info: [(2, 1, 0, '0.0.0.0', ('0.0.0...

AndrewJ

Just gave it a try on the Wemos LOLIN LITE.

Unfortunately, I get the same two errors, 128 then 2/ENOENT

AndrewJ

Just tried the latest version from Google Drive on my DOIT Devboard V1. I temporarily removed security on my wireless network to allow it to connect. Unfortunately still getting errors a few seconds after restart. This is from the log after the long series of startup messages.... * Running on http:/...

AndrewJ

Thanks, Lisa. Excellent work!

I'll give the new version a try on my Doit board and I'll let you know about oserror 128.
Since the previous alpha I've received a Wemos Lolin Lite ESP32. I'll try that as well.
Cheers
AndrewJ

AndrewJ

Hi Lisa, You may have missed it in my earlier post, but i had already tried the procedure you suggested. :) Anyway, I've just had another go, and in fact for good measure I went right back to the beginning, erased the ESP32 and reflashed it, the done the extra commands in the REPL. At each step wher...

AndrewJ

I've been googling the error messages I saw. Nothing much for File "upyeasy/__init__.py, but I did find something which sounds similar for File picoweb/__init__.py -- see this link, hope it may help ...
https://forum.micropython.org/viewtopic.php?t=3651

AndrewJ

Hi Lisa, Thanks for the reply. I just tried again unplugging the ESP32, with a long period (several minutes) before restarting, but sadly it's still not working. :( After all the [debug] messages I see it running, for about 5 secs, then it throws an error... * Running on http://0.0.0.0:80/ Traceback...

AndrewJ

Hi again Lisa, Some progress now although not yet there .... Discovered that my microUSB connector was not secure in the ESP32, it now looks like this was the main cause of my recent problems, so please ignore my post earlier this evening. Repeated the whole process from the start with a better usb ...

AndrewJ

I tried the steps recommended in your reply to CHK_BLN, but sadly not working yet. After a hardware reboot, reconnected to screen... >>> import upyeasy - no errors >>> upyeasy.main() - I got the following output: I (12626650) wifi: wifi driver task: 3ffde154, prio:23, stack:4096 I (12626650) wifi: I...

AndrewJ

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

AndrewJ

I'm interested in trying this myself. Which version firmware are you using, and where can I find it, please?

AndrewJ

Hi Lisa, this alpha tester could be me ... I'll pm you.
AndrewJ

AndrewJ

Many thanks.

AndrewJ

Lisa, Good news about the ESP32 workaround.

I'm trying to access the Google Drive using the link you sent me by PM some weeks ago, but I get a 404 error. Could you send me an updated link, please?
Tia
AndrewJ

AndrewJ

Great work, thanks for the update. Good luck with fixing the ESP32 bug!

AndrewJ

+1 for moving the command to the top of the page. For me, it would make it easier to use.

AndrewJ

AndrewJ

Nice project, very clear description and good links too. Thanks for posting!

AndrewJ

This is a really interesting development, keep the updates coming please!

I like the idea of examples of old and new rules/scripts. A range of complexity would be good, going from the simple to the more advanced. That's if time allows!

AndrewJ

This is a fascinating topic, thanks for posting. Looking forward to being able to try it out.

AndrewJ

This is really good news, that it is possible to run so many Ds18b20's together. I'll give it a try..
Previously I seemed to hit a limit with 4 DS18B20'S, but that was with the normal ESPeasy (can't remember now which version).
Definitely inspiration to go further, thanks.

AndrewJ

I really appreciate the good work you are doing with rules and the wiki. Thank you.

AndrewJ

One thing I can suggest to check (from bitter experience!

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Make sure that the client name is different in each ESP or other device connecting to your MQTT broker. Otherwise it won't work.
Hope this helps.

AndrewJ

Thanks to all who have worked hard to get this ready for release! A major milestone!

AndrewJ

A most impressive list of improvements and additions!
Thanks.

AndrewJ

Hello, Vincen, My rule works with a Dummy task, see config below Dummy_task.PNG The rule is as follows:- // Filter temps to reduce data load... On DS18B201#Temperature do If [DS18B201#Temperature]<[MQTT_filter#T1_fall_trigger] Event Send_T1 endif If [DS18B201#Temperature]>[MQTT_filter#T1_rise_trigge...

AndrewJ

+1 for me.

I've experimented with a rule to achieve the same, it works reasonably well, but it's cumbersome. Would be much better if integrated into the firmware.

AndrewJ

It would be good if someone would add this info to the Wiki. I'd do it myself, but I don't believe I have the access to it?
Andrew

AndrewJ

@manjh, Many thanks for the links. It's given me some ideas already for future projects. I had not previously discovered the Nodo forum, there is a wealth of interesting stuff there, thank you! It's a challenge for my extremely small knowledge of Dutch, but fortunately there is always Google Transla...

AndrewJ

Hello manjh,
You mentioned that you had constructed a radiator valve with remote control, based on a Honeywell valve. I'd be very interested to know more if you would like to share....

Best wishes
Andrew

AndrewJ

Hi again,
Just another thought on re-reading your post...
I assume that in your own system you have entries for Controller User and Password, and they were just blankin your post for security?
These need to match the way your MQTT broker is defined. Sorry if I'm stating the obvious!

AndrewJ

I notice a "?" against MQTT protocol in your last post. For what it's worth, I use "Openhab MQTT" (but then, I am using Openhab!) My understanding is that the "Openhab" protocol also serves as a general-purpose MQTT protocol, but I think that Domoticz, for example, need...

AndrewJ

Yes, I've had the same experience of the unit behaving strangely on first boot, when my MQTT broker settings were not set up correctly. Unfortunately I can't remember which version of ESPeasy I was using at the time, but I suspect it was v120. In the end, I managed to correct the settings, one at a ...

AndrewJ

Hello parksy78, It should work if you copy the plugin .ino file into the same directory containing all the ESPeasy files. Depending on the version of ESPEasy you are using (if it is one of the version 2.0.0 releases) you may need to select the Development version in the main ESPEasy.ino file. Then c...

AndrewJ

Hello @Drum,
I've not (yet) tried it on a QNAP NAS, but glad to hear it works well there. (A NAS is on my list of future projects.)
Are you still interested in trying it again on the Raspberry Pi? - if so, I can share how I did mine (a Pi3 running Openhabian) if it helps.
Andrew

AndrewJ

Many thanks for your help, @grovkillen and @JR01! I now have it working for one of my NodeMCU's which is running ESPEasy, and it will be easy to apply it to other units as I need to. :D I'll probably disable it again when I've done with my debugging, as I won't want to fill up my Raspi SD card too m...

AndrewJ

Hi everyone, Can someone please point me to a "how to" for setting up and using syslog to receive logs from ESPEasy nodes? I think it would be useful when de-bugging rules, easier to follow what is happening perhaps than via the web interface log page. I've a Raspberry Pi 3 running OpenHAB...

AndrewJ

Ah, thanks majklovec... it's obvious when you say it!! Useful information.
I'm learning all the time.

Can anyone tell me what the two values for Free Mem indicate, please?

Thanks in advance,
Andrew

AndrewJ

Thanks, Grovkillen, that helps with one part of my question.

Devs, any information available about the rest, please?

AndrewJ

Hi everyone, Can anyone please explain for me a bit more about the meaning of the numbers presented on the System Info page of 2.0.0-dev10? I see, for example, Load: 12% (LC=8525) ... I guess the 12% is the proportion of maximum load which the ESP8266 (processor?) can handle, but what is the LC? and...

AndrewJ

I personally quite like these small breadboards. They have two disadvantages (to get those out of the way first) - no power rails (as you say) but I have got around that by putting my NodeMCU midway along the length, leaving a free row at each end which can be used for + and -ve. - many nodeMCU's ar...

AndrewJ

Hey, fantastic!!

Andrew

AndrewJ

Hi papparone, See this page in the Wiki: https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/Tutorial_Arduino_Firmware_Upload "For 4M boards: Select 1M SPIFF" (I have to say I don't fully understand why this is. My first thought, like you, was to use 3M SPIFFS. But I used the recommendation above...

AndrewJ

Hello @papparone, That sounds like a really useful device. Well, one way you could go is to write your own plugin. I'm working on one at the moment, for a completely different sensor module. I agree that there is a shortage of guidance on this, but I'm making progress. Here's some information I've b...

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