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grovkillen

The wiki started (wrongfully) 3.3V, I have now fixed it (5V).

The logics are 3.3V based though, no level converter is needed.

Thanks Lisa!

grovkillen

The ESP Easy is programmed to "give up" after 3 tries to connect. After that you need to do a reconnect "manually". This is easily done using rules which you set to connect the wifi back online in the morning. I haven't tried this code since I don't use this feature myself but he...

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I have tried this but does not work on lock#Switch do if [lock#Switch]=0 NeoPixelAll,0,0,255 timerSet 1,30 // 30 sec timer endon on Rules#Timer=1 do NeoPixelAll,0,0,0 endif endon Almost nailed it: on lock#Switch do if [lock#Switch]=0 NeoPixelAll,0,0,255 timerSet 1,30 // 30 sec timer endif endon on ...

grovkillen

As far as I know this is not possible. But you might want to use two timers, one that update the display each second and the other one is the real timer.

grovkillen

So what is the the problem?

grovkillen

Is your device named "GPIO13" and it's value named "value"?

grovkillen

Sorry if I come across as ignorant but have you tried the "Delta" as "counter type" and the delay set to "60"? Since you're able to test the rpm with external tachometer you can test and see if the pulses from the ESP Easy matches those numbers. Use debounce time to man...

grovkillen

Thats weird since these has been in NORMAL for some time now.

https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEas ... 5_IRTX.ino
https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEas ... 016_IR.ino

grovkillen

Out of 10 DS18b20 one had failed. This happened after approx 4 month of operation. The ID was (as previously stated) not in the list anymore. I just removed the device and replaced it with a new one. The cheap price makes any attempt of resurrecting the device not worth it, at least that's what I th...

grovkillen

Good! I hope it get sorted out.

grovkillen

Please file an report on the GitHub for this. I can do it if you don't want to.

grovkillen

Devices is a misleading wording, it is the number of PLUGINs that are in the firmware. If you would flash the unit with some other version the number would be different.

On my 2.0.0-dev7[normal] I have 44 "devices".

grovkillen

Have you changed the address by bridging the pads through soldering?

https://www.google.se/search?q=ina219+i ... 07m04Tr3BM:

grovkillen

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On button#state do
 if [button#state]=0 
   gpio,16,1
   publish,Esp2/relay/state,1
 else
   gpio,16,0
   publish,Esp2/relay/state,0
 endif
endon

You can have the name of the device by adding this to the publish line:
%sysname%/relay/state,0

grovkillen

Debounce 1mSec is not recommended. Try something between 100mSec and 500mSec (I generally work my way down from 500mSec until I find a good value).

The time is whatever you set as delay. You need to make that 60 if you want it to be rpMINUTES.

grovkillen

You would want to use MQTT for that. Search the forum and you'll find many uses of the plugin MQTT Import.

A more generic way might be on the horizon though:
https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/issues/378

grovkillen

https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEas ... SPEasy.ino

grovkillen

... By the way, i am using that kind of battery shield, which works very well https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Wemos-18650-Battery-shield-V3-RaspberryPi-Arduino/32814189613.html?spm=2114.search0104.3.25.AsSW5I&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_5_10152_10065_10151_10068_5430020_5410020_1030...

grovkillen

Which chipset are you flashing (8266 or 8285)?

grovkillen

LisaM wrote: ↑23 Aug 2017, 22:49 A Relay??? Doesn't that eat a LOT of precious power?

Yes you are right but that depends on the battery. Here's a low power consumption relay: http://www.azettler.com/ultra-low-power ... lications/

grovkillen

You can always use a relay that cut the incoming current to the sensor(s).

grovkillen

Since max value is set to 100 and I multiply each step with 10, the final sum will be 1000.

grovkillen

I have not tested this code myself but this is how I would do it. LED on GPIO12 (D6). Rotary Encoder with max value 100 and min value 0 , the device named "rotary" and the value named "count". on rotary#count do pwm,12,[rotary#count]*10 //if you want the max value to be 1000 endo...

grovkillen

Stick together.

grovkillen

manjh wrote: ↑22 Aug 2017, 09:45 You know how it is, once you find a workaround you leave it at that.

I do know

That's why I asked.

grovkillen

Regarding line indent, case-sensitive are no problem, but yes - it is not stated in the wiki. Regarding the rule asked for here: on touch#switch do if [count#state]>1 TaskValueSet,4,1,0 else TaskValueSet,4,1,[count#state]+1 endif endon on count#state=0 do gpio,1,0 gpio,2,0 endon on count#state=1 do ...

grovkillen

Thanks for a great review. Regarding the air quality device in Domoticz, can't you add a rule instead of using a script?

https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Domoticz_ ... ir_quality

https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/inde ... th_own_IDX

grovkillen

Ah.... good for you, sounds like a very interesting company to work for! It is and Senseair is really impressed with the ESP Easy initiative. Thanks to the developers a "noob" can get a S8 sensor up and running (reporting to the rest of the world) in less than an hour! I agree. Setting it...

grovkillen

As it seems that you have wired it correctly and also the settings seems fine I'd like to try another sensor instead of starting to turn more stones.

grovkillen

And you are sure the sensor is not broken?

grovkillen

Other ESP Easy units connected to the same broker? Are the working all right?

grovkillen

Ok, no problem there. What else is connected?

grovkillen

What pin did you switch to (from the malfunction GPIO 12)?

grovkillen

That happens from time to time. If it is able to reconnect I wouldn't worry about it. But as you experience problem, what is the RSSI level of the WiFi?

grovkillen

If you want to create custom MQTT messages:

https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/inde ... th_own_IDX

But I would not use the Domoticz settings if I don't connect to a Domoticz controller.

grovkillen

I see it as a lesson learned.

grovkillen

ARGH

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This is the first step you take when trying to find the problem.

grovkillen

@grovkillen will forward this to the electro-engineers! And what about a Wemos Shield ? Instead of this https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/images/thumb/5/58/S8_003.jpg/773px-S8_003.jpg And thanks for all your wiki contributions (Shardan too!) Thank you for the feedback! :) Regarding the non-shield ...

grovkillen

Then:

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Vin+ <----> Vin (ESP)
Vin- <----> Gnd (ESP)

Just as you would measure it with a multimeter.

grovkillen

What do you mean exactly?

grovkillen

If you have a MQTT broker you can control any ESP Easy unit with apps like MQTT Dash.

grovkillen

Wow! Nice feature. But how does the "flip through the nodes" work? Will it fetch values through UDP or what?

*Just being curious*

grovkillen

You need to use "test" not "normal".

https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/inde ... lugin_list

grovkillen

https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/INA219

grovkillen

Final(?) wild try of an solution:

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On System#Boot do //When the ESP boots, do
 	TaskValueSet,2,1,0
endon

Could maybe be used in conjunction with a delay?

grovkillen

I just typed that one out of memory, I might have forgotten the "," for the delay. Tired this?

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On System#Boot do //When the ESP boots, do
 	delay,10 // wait for 10 seconds
	gpio,12,0 // Turn off GPIO-12
	delay,5 // wait for another 5 seconds
endon

grovkillen

That is incorrect since you will break out of the boot event with that timer call.

This is what I meant:

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On System#Boot do //When the ESP boots, do
 	delay 10 // wait for 10 seconds
	gpio,12,0 // Turn off GPIO-12
	delay 5 // wait for another 5 seconds
endon

grovkillen

In the "system#boot" event, could you add a delay for lets say 10 seconds (before the gpio,12,0) and see what happens?

grovkillen

Yes it will spit out what ever count it has between it's reports. 1 second might be to short of a period. But also debounce time has a major impact as well. I have tried to explain it somewhat better here: https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/inde ... ogic_input

grovkillen

Ah.... good for you, sounds like a very interesting company to work for! It is and Senseair is really impressed with the ESP Easy initiative. Thanks to the developers a "noob" can get a S8 sensor up and running (reporting to the rest of the world) in less than an hour! I agree. Setting it...

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