Switch rules

[paxi]

I think there is something conflicting in domoticz.
But honestly: its no fun trying to help you - you didn't provide the information asked for (there is still no hint what you're doing in domoticz) and most of your replies are just "it didn't work".

Again: it works perfect for me in standalone

[Jufo]

I try as I can Domoticz allows remote control buttons with Easy ESP, commands, respectively:

Amp / Speakers A
On Action: http://192.168.3.120/control?cmd=GPIO,16,0
Off Action: http://192.168.3.120/control?cmd=GPIO,16,1

Amp / Speakers B
On Action: http://192.168.3.120/control?cmd=GPIO,12,0
Off Action http://192.168.3.120/control?cmd=GPIO,12,1

Your Rules does not want to work off (changing any state of the physical button when the relays are on does not turn them off)
Thank you for your support and patience.

[paxi]

I've overlooked that your relays are active low - my mistake. Anyhow it should work with the latest code.
But:
Earlier you wrote "bistable switch" now "physical button". Different things and a momentary button (opposed to a toggle switch) needs to be configured as pushbutton (active low from your schematic).

[Jufo]

I'm sorry for my mistake
I use the physical bistable button/switch (press this button in this position)

[paxi]

It's still unclear what you mean:
- toggle switch
- momentary pushbutton
- latching pushbutton

[Jufo]

I use toggle switch (on/off) for example:

[paxi]

Hmm, I've just noticed you configured speakersA to send boot state but it is default (and thus possibly undefined) in the hardware page. Set the gpio to the desired output state but I'm not sure it will help.

Another test is to disconnect espeasy from domoticz (i. e. with a non-valid conroller IP) and check if the rule works locally.

In all your testing you should update the devices page after each action and carefully observe the values. More info can be obtained from the log, best is via serial since the weblog is rather short.