sonoff wifi / analog input

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Hardware: Sonoff WIFI (without 433MHz module)
Software: ESP Easy Version v2.0.0-dev7

I have configured a device as 'Analog Input' and it gives me readings between 31 and 38 throughout the day.
Since the device is supposed to run on 3.3V, my guess is, that this is Vcc * 10? As the device is in use, I can not
check if there is anything wired to pin A0. According to the official schematics, the pin is not connected?!

Just in case someone on here has also installed v2 on this hardware, please create an 'Analog Input' device
and let me know what - if any - your acquired values are.

Tnx,

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I have been feeding [%value%/10] to domoticz:

[toffel969]

Hardware: Sonoff WIFI (without 433MHz module)
Software: ESP Easy Version v2.0.0-dev7

I have configured a device as 'Analog Input' and it gives me readings between 31 and 38 throughout the day.
Since the device is supposed to run on 3.3V, my guess is, that this is Vcc * 10? As the device is in use, I can not
check if there is anything wired to pin A0. According to the official schematics, the pin is not connected?!

Just in case someone on here has also installed v2 on this hardware, please create an 'Analog Input' device
and let me know what - if any - your acquired values are.

Tnx,

data

I have been feeding [%value%/10] to domoticz:

Yes, I pin is floating, you are not measuring an sensor but EM noise. If you need to measure analog with sonoff you need to use i2c analog expander

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So, this means it is 'receiving' approx. 0.1V noise?!

[toffel969]

So, this means it is 'receiving' approx. 0.1V noise?!

Yes, the pin is definitely not connected, I opened it. There are no traces going to the a0 of esp chip. If you need analog on sonoff u need to be either be a soldering guru (soldering to chip) or use the i2c analog expander (see wiki). You can switch off serial and use rx tx pins (gpio 1+3) a i2c ports

[toffel969]

So, this means it is 'receiving' approx. 0.1V noise?!

No according to your post it is rather 0.05v as a0 of esp is 0-1V only. Wemos and nodemcu have voltage deviders to reduce 3.3v to 1v

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Thank you, I know how to use i2c.
I was just curious since I got values > 0 on the sonoff.

[costo]

Thank you, I know how to use i2c.
I was just curious since I got values > 0 on the sonoff.

If you want to use the ADC of a Sonoff switch you have to modify the source and compile it yourself.
Look for this line in the main program module:

#define FEATURE_ADC_VCC false

and change false to true.

That wil enable the internal connection so you can measure Vcc of the ESP.
Device is of type System Info and Indicator is Input Vcc.

[toffel969]

Thank you, I know how to use i2c.
I was just curious since I got values > 0 on the sonoff.

If you want to use the ADC of a Sonoff switch you have to modify the source and compile it yourself.
Look for this line in the main program module:

#define FEATURE_ADC_VCC false

and change false to true.

That wil enable the internal connection so you can measure Vcc of the ESP.
Device is of type System Info and Indicator is Input Vcc.

Just an addition, you can then only use ADC to monitor Vcc. You still can NOT connect an external Analog device