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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#151 Post by grovkillen » 17 Jun 2018, 13:46

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#152 Post by grovkillen » 17 Jun 2018, 13:48

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#153 Post by countcobolt » 17 Jun 2018, 13:59

Heyhey

Looking further : would I be able to use this to flash it? Looked at the above link, but don't have a 3.3 + GND on the print.

Would I be able to solder on the chip
https://docs.tuya.com/en/hardware/WiFi- ... e-mcu.html

pin 16/15 and 12 for comms and 8 and 9 to put 3.3V on it?

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#154 Post by countcobolt » 17 Jun 2018, 14:32

and don't bother going any further, I just literally burned some of the traces... To be honest, crappy PCB :( :( :(.

Still have a Sonoff Touch 2-gang to go with

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#155 Post by desprueht » 17 Jun 2018, 15:40

Hello,

I have a LCTech Relay X4 board. I installed ESPEasy on the ESP-01 (ESPEasy_1M_128kSPIFFS_PUYA.zip) and the first two relays are in function, but the last two relays are not contolled.
What can I do to use all four relays?

I would like to control with HTTP commands:
HTTP commands:
Relay 0 Off: http://ESP_IP/control?cmd=relay,0,0
Relay 0 On: http://ESP_IP/control?cmd=relay,0,1
Relay 1 Off: http://ESP_IP/control?cmd=relay,1,0
Relay 1 On: http://ESP_IP/control?cmd=relay,1,1
Relay 2 Off: http://ESP_IP/control?cmd=relay,2,0
Relay 2 On: http://ESP_IP/control?cmd=relay,2,1
Relay 3 Off: http://ESP_IP/control?cmd=relay,3,0
Relay 3 On: http://ESP_IP/control?cmd=relay,3,1

Who can help me?
Thanks
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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#156 Post by enesbcs » 17 Jun 2018, 15:46

desprueht wrote: 17 Jun 2018, 15:40 Hello,

I have a LCTech Relay X2 board. I installed ESPEasy on the ESP-01 (ESPEasy_1M_128kSPIFFS_PUYA.zip) and the first two relays are in function, but the last two relays are not contolled.
What can I do to use all four relays?
Hi,

I've never seen a 4 relay version, can you provide me the link or the datasheet, to find out what serial commands needed to operate it?

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#157 Post by desprueht » 17 Jun 2018, 15:53

Hello,

Relay control instructions (hex hexadecimal):
Open the first relay: A0 01 01 A2
Turn off the first relay: A0 01 00 A1
Open the second relay: A0 02 01 A3
Close the second relay: A0 02 00 A2
Open the third relay: A0 03 01 A4
Turn off the third relay: A0 03 00 A3
Open the fourth relay: A0 04 01 A5
Turn off the fourth relay: A0 04 00 A4"

and the link:
http://www.chinalctech.com/index.php?_m ... &p_id=1288

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#158 Post by countcobolt » 17 Jun 2018, 16:13

Hi all

sorry is this is a stupid question, but will your firmware work with the Sonoff T1 2Gang (similar to the dual?). I both 2 and want to be able to control them using ESPEasy and Domoticz.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#159 Post by enesbcs » 17 Jun 2018, 20:24

countcobolt wrote: 17 Jun 2018, 16:13 sorry is this is a stupid question, but will your firmware work with the Sonoff T1 2Gang (similar to the dual?). I both 2 and want to be able to control them using ESPEasy and Domoticz.
This plugin will not work with any Sonoff T1. According to Tasmota wiki:
"When pushing a button, the touch chip lift the power high to the EFM8BB1, and the EFM8BB1 chip ties the signal line for each button low, for the full duration of the keypress. There is no serial data, that i have seen at all."
The device's operation is somewhat obscure to me, i am using my own T1 2Gang with Tasmota without problmes. :)

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#160 Post by enesbcs » 17 Jun 2018, 22:44

desprueht wrote: 17 Jun 2018, 15:53 Hello,

Relay control instructions (hex hexadecimal):
Open the first relay: A0 01 01 A2
Turn off the first relay: A0 01 00 A1
Open the second relay: A0 02 01 A3
Close the second relay: A0 02 00 A2
Open the third relay: A0 03 01 A4
Turn off the third relay: A0 03 00 A3
Open the fourth relay: A0 04 01 A5
Turn off the fourth relay: A0 04 00 A4"

and the link:
http://www.chinalctech.com/index.php?_m ... &p_id=1288
Ok the commands seems consistent, i expanded the plugin to support 4 relay, now it can be selected in plugin options.
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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#161 Post by countcobolt » 18 Jun 2018, 08:39

enesbcs wrote: 17 Jun 2018, 20:24
countcobolt wrote: 17 Jun 2018, 16:13 sorry is this is a stupid question, but will your firmware work with the Sonoff T1 2Gang (similar to the dual?). I both 2 and want to be able to control them using ESPEasy and Domoticz.
This plugin will not work with any Sonoff T1. According to Tasmota wiki:
"When pushing a button, the touch chip lift the power high to the EFM8BB1, and the EFM8BB1 chip ties the signal line for each button low, for the full duration of the keypress. There is no serial data, that i have seen at all."
The device's operation is somewhat obscure to me, i am using my own T1 2Gang with Tasmota without problmes. :)

Hey Enesbcs

do you use the web or MQTT component for this? (On Tasmota)

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#162 Post by enesbcs » 18 Jun 2018, 15:15

countcobolt wrote: 18 Jun 2018, 08:39 do you use the web or MQTT component for this? (On Tasmota)
I am using the Tasmota MQTT with Sonoff T1, works perfecty with my Domoticz server.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#163 Post by desprueht » 18 Jun 2018, 17:41

enesbcs wrote: 17 Jun 2018, 22:44
desprueht wrote: 17 Jun 2018, 15:53 Hello,

Relay control instructions (hex hexadecimal):
Open the first relay: A0 01 01 A2
Turn off the first relay: A0 01 00 A1
Open the second relay: A0 02 01 A3
Close the second relay: A0 02 00 A2
Open the third relay: A0 03 01 A4
Turn off the third relay: A0 03 00 A3
Open the fourth relay: A0 04 01 A5
Turn off the fourth relay: A0 04 00 A4"

and the link:
http://www.chinalctech.com/index.php?_m ... &p_id=1288
Ok the commands seems consistent, i expanded the plugin to support 4 relay, now it can be selected in plugin options.
Download and try: v23
Hi, thank you very much for your work.
I have a problem with the webinterface. when i click on Devices and add a Serial MCU controlled switch, then I can't edit the device. The ESP-01 makes a restart.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#164 Post by enesbcs » 18 Jun 2018, 19:05

desprueht wrote: 18 Jun 2018, 17:41 Hi, thank you very much for your work.
I have a problem with the webinterface. when i click on Devices and add a Serial MCU controlled switch, then I can't edit the device. The ESP-01 makes a restart.
You're right... i left out one index, and ESP did not honor buffer overflow. :)
Try the updated binary.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#165 Post by desprueht » 18 Jun 2018, 21:22

enesbcs wrote: 18 Jun 2018, 19:05
desprueht wrote: 18 Jun 2018, 17:41 Hi, thank you very much for your work.
I have a problem with the webinterface. when i click on Devices and add a Serial MCU controlled switch, then I can't edit the device. The ESP-01 makes a restart.
You're right... i left out one index, and ESP did not honor buffer overflow. :)
Try the updated binary.
It's so wunderfull. Thank you for all...

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#166 Post by Whitey » 04 Aug 2018, 12:13

Very new to all this so forgive me.

Had one of these laying around as it was useless in its original state. Managed to flash the firmware and get it working.

I wish to use it to control a garage opener that only requires a momentary switch. Is it possible to do that with this?

Have tried the pulse command but had a feeling it wound not work and I was correct.

At the moment I have a script setup in home assistant that turns the off after 1 second but find this is more like 2 or 3 seconds. The script is a very crude way to do what I want so was hoping for a better solution.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#167 Post by enesbcs » 04 Aug 2018, 17:15

Whitey wrote: 04 Aug 2018, 12:13 Had one of these laying around as it was useless in its original state. Managed to flash the firmware and get it working.
What device? This plugin supports some kind from Lctech, Tuya, S.Dual.. be a little more specific. I think it can be done with EspEasy rules.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#168 Post by Whitey » 04 Aug 2018, 22:01

enesbcs wrote: 04 Aug 2018, 17:15 What device? This plugin supports some kind from Lctech, Tuya, S.Dual.. be a little more specific. I think it can be done with EspEasy rules.
Sorry about that, referring to the 12v LC Tech single channel relay (same one as the post at 116)
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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#169 Post by enesbcs » 05 Aug 2018, 09:52

Whitey wrote: 04 Aug 2018, 22:01 Sorry about that, referring to the 12v LC Tech single channel relay (same one as the post at 116)
I see. You have to enable rules in Espeasy advanced settings, then if the serial device name is "lc" and the first relay named as "Relay0" (default) then the code below switches off the relay one seconds after switched on. It has to work, if somehow not, then i will ty to implement it inside the plugin.

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on lc#Relay0>0 do
 timerset,1,1
endon

on Rules#Timer=1 do
 relay,0,0
endon

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#170 Post by Whitey » 05 Aug 2018, 10:08

enesbcs wrote: 05 Aug 2018, 09:52
Whitey wrote: 04 Aug 2018, 22:01 Sorry about that, referring to the 12v LC Tech single channel relay (same one as the post at 116)
I see. You have to enable rules in Espeasy advanced settings, then if the serial device name is "lc" and the first relay named as "Relay0" (default) then the code below switches off the relay one seconds after switched on. It has to work, if somehow not, then i will ty to implement it inside the plugin.

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on lc#Relay0>0 do
 timerset,1,1
endon

on Rules#Timer=1 do
 relay,0,0
endon
Will give it a go when I get home in an hour or so.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#171 Post by Whitey » 05 Aug 2018, 11:33

Can't get it to work. Relay still just turns on or off as if there are no rules.

Will have a play with the rules and see if I can get something working tho

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#172 Post by enesbcs » 05 Aug 2018, 14:21

Whitey wrote: 05 Aug 2018, 11:33 Can't get it to work. Relay still just turns on or off as if there are no rules.

Will have a play with the rules and see if I can get something working tho
Check v2:

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on lc#Relay0 do
 if [lc#Relay0]>0
  timerset,1,1
 endif
endon

on Rules#Timer=1 do
 relay,0,0
endon
or v3:

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on lc#Relay0 do
 timerset,1,1
endon

on Rules#Timer=1 do
 if [lc#Relay0]>0
  relay,0,0
 endif
endon
And see what EspEasy logs says..

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#173 Post by Whitey » 06 Aug 2018, 02:23

Will give V2 and v3 a try and watch the logs.

I assume the rules don't need to be enabled anywhere else in the settings to enable them? Just enable rules in advance settings then create the rule for them to work.

Thanks for for assistance and patience so far.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#174 Post by Whitey » 06 Aug 2018, 12:12

Update.

Managed to get it working with your first code. Appears sleep and reading instructions correctly kinda help.

I had my device named Relay and say you had it name lc. A simple change in name fixed it.

Sorry for the stuff up my end.

Thanks heap in helping me out here.

Is it possible to reduce the time to less than 1 second? I will have a read and see if I can find the answer myself but just in case I fail again.

fyi all 3 rules work and give the desired result

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#175 Post by enesbcs » 06 Aug 2018, 17:23

Whitey wrote: 06 Aug 2018, 12:12 Managed to get it working with your first code. Appears sleep and reading instructions correctly kinda help.

Is it possible to reduce the time to less than 1 second? I will have a read and see if I can find the answer myself but just in case I fail again.
Great news, you are welcome.
In rules one second is the smallest interval as i know.
I think i can implement a new command in the plugin for example "relaypulse" for smaller intervals, but due to the characteristics and speed of the serial connection the results will not be as you expect. I have an LCTech relay somewhere hidden in my shelf, will try it and publish the plugin if it can handle it.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#176 Post by Whitey » 06 Aug 2018, 23:51

enesbcs wrote: 06 Aug 2018, 17:23
Whitey wrote: 06 Aug 2018, 12:12 Managed to get it working with your first code. Appears sleep and reading instructions correctly kinda help.

Is it possible to reduce the time to less than 1 second? I will have a read and see if I can find the answer myself but just in case I fail again.
I have an LCTech relay somewhere hidden in my shelf, will try it and publish the plugin if it can handle it.
Thanks for the offer but no need to worry if it isn't currently supported. This is just a test device I had laying around while I learnt the ropes. Have ordered some sonoff low voltage boards to use as the garage control runs off 24V DC and this test board is a 12v board so I will be using a power pack while I test.

Thanks again for your help. It was very much appreciated.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#177 Post by oleost » 22 Aug 2018, 21:12

Hi.

Anyone sucessfully used this on the "ESP8266 4CH 12V WiFi" found on aliexpress ?

https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?ca ... H+12V+WiFi+

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#178 Post by enesbcs » 16 Sep 2018, 22:10

oleost wrote: 22 Aug 2018, 21:12 Anyone sucessfully used this on the "ESP8266 4CH 12V WiFi" found on aliexpress ?
https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?ca ... H+12V+WiFi+
I do not own this model, but according to this description:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4CH-ESP ... 90810.html
it is controlled by the standard LCTech serial commands (A0 01 01 A2...) which is supported by this P165 plugin. Also the onboard ESP-01 may require the 1MB Puya safe binary.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#179 Post by Btje » 17 Oct 2018, 07:50

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#180 Post by riker1 » 27 Oct 2018, 18:24

Hi
having this modul attached to fhem via espbridge

How can I switch the relay?

do int it at the moment via wget
but isn't there a option via esp module fhem?

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#181 Post by enesbcs » 27 Oct 2018, 21:18

riker1 wrote: 27 Oct 2018, 18:24 Hi
having this modul attached to fhem via espbridge

How can I switch the relay?

do int it at the moment via wget
but isn't there a option via esp module fhem?

Thanks
How can you execute any ESPEasy command via fhem? You can use exactly the same way the relay command, mentioned at the first post of this thread. I am using relay command via HTTP and within RULES.
I am not familiar with FHEM, but with MQTT there are a third way:

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<MQTT subscribe template>/cmd with payload: <command>
I think you can do it with creating some virtual switches inside ESPEasy that can be controlled by FHEM controller and maintains the changes with specific RULES.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#182 Post by riker1 » 28 Oct 2018, 11:34

thanks

good idea via mqtt

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#183 Post by fahrt » 13 Nov 2018, 21:52

enesbcs wrote: 18 Jun 2018, 19:05
desprueht wrote: 18 Jun 2018, 17:41 Hi, thank you very much for your work.
I have a problem with the webinterface. when i click on Devices and add a Serial MCU controlled switch, then I can't edit the device. The ESP-01 makes a restart.
You're right... i left out one index, and ESP did not honor buffer overflow. :)
Try the updated binary.
Hello. I was looking for firmware to control LCTech 4ch board and I've found this forum. Unfortunetly above link is not working anymore :( . Could you attach file once again.

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#184 Post by enesbcs » 13 Nov 2018, 21:56

fahrt wrote: 13 Nov 2018, 21:52 Hello. I was looking for firmware to control LCTech 4ch board and I've found this forum. Unfortunetly above link is not working anymore :( . Could you attach file once again.
As always, you can find the compiled binaries attached to the first post in this thread. Try the PUYA safe binary if you are not sure which one is for your ESP-01.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#185 Post by fahrt » 14 Nov 2018, 21:08

enesbcs wrote: 13 Nov 2018, 21:56
fahrt wrote: 13 Nov 2018, 21:52 Hello. I was looking for firmware to control LCTech 4ch board and I've found this forum. Unfortunetly above link is not working anymore :( . Could you attach file once again.
As always, you can find the compiled binaries attached to the first post in this thread. Try the PUYA safe binary if you are not sure which one is for your ESP-01.
I've flashed with "ESPEasy_Mega_P165_1M_128kS_lwip20_PUYA.bin" but This one works only with 2 relays

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#186 Post by enesbcs » 14 Nov 2018, 21:47

fahrt wrote: 14 Nov 2018, 21:08
enesbcs wrote: 13 Nov 2018, 21:56
fahrt wrote: 13 Nov 2018, 21:52 Hello. I was looking for firmware to control LCTech 4ch board and I've found this forum. Unfortunetly above link is not working anymore :( . Could you attach file once again.
As always, you can find the compiled binaries attached to the first post in this thread. Try the PUYA safe binary if you are not sure which one is for your ESP-01.
I've flashed with "ESPEasy_Mega_P165_1M_128kS_lwip20_PUYA.bin" but This one works only with 2 relays
Sorry, i left out the Puya binary, i forgot that previous version is not capable to handle 4ch. :)
Try this:
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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#187 Post by fahrt » 15 Nov 2018, 20:07

enesbcs wrote: 14 Nov 2018, 21:47
fahrt wrote: 14 Nov 2018, 21:08
enesbcs wrote: 13 Nov 2018, 21:56
As always, you can find the compiled binaries attached to the first post in this thread. Try the PUYA safe binary if you are not sure which one is for your ESP-01.
I've flashed with "ESPEasy_Mega_P165_1M_128kS_lwip20_PUYA.bin" but This one works only with 2 relays
Sorry, i left out the Puya binary, i forgot that previous version is not capable to handle 4ch. :)
Try this:
Thank You for the file I'll test it on weekend :)

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#188 Post by fahrt » 22 Nov 2018, 19:25

fahrt wrote: 15 Nov 2018, 20:07
enesbcs wrote: 14 Nov 2018, 21:47
fahrt wrote: 14 Nov 2018, 21:08

I've flashed with "ESPEasy_Mega_P165_1M_128kS_lwip20_PUYA.bin" but This one works only with 2 relays
Sorry, i left out the Puya binary, i forgot that previous version is not capable to handle 4ch. :)
Try this:
Thank You for the file I'll test it on weekend :)
I've tested it and works great :D, many thanks. There are little delays but probably because i use HTTP commands to control it by Domoticz.

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#189 Post by enesbcs » 22 Nov 2018, 22:03

fahrt wrote: 22 Nov 2018, 19:25 I've tested it and works great :D, many thanks. There are little delays but probably because i use HTTP commands to control it by Domoticz.
You are welcome. Maybe you can try faster serial speed, some device can be used at 115200 baud. Some can not. :)
Also disable command doubling if device works without it. Anyway, Wifi devices have some delays basically.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#190 Post by riker1 » 04 Dec 2018, 20:37

Hi
using latest firmware,
but FHEM is not available as controller?

Could you make a version with Fhem enabled in controller list?

OpenHAB MQTT and FHEM would be perfect

Thanks T

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#191 Post by enesbcs » 04 Dec 2018, 21:23

riker1 wrote: 04 Dec 2018, 20:37 Hi
using latest firmware,
but FHEM is not available as controller?

Could you make a version with Fhem enabled in controller list?

OpenHAB MQTT and FHEM would be perfect

Thanks T
Yes i can. 4MB version will be OK?

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#192 Post by riker1 » 04 Dec 2018, 22:07

Hi
thanks

perfect,

No i would need a small version for esp01S

LC TEch with 2 relays

Thanks a lot T

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#193 Post by enesbcs » 05 Dec 2018, 19:15

riker1 wrote: 04 Dec 2018, 22:07 No i would need a small version for esp01S

LC TEch with 2 relays

Thanks a lot T
OpenHab+FHEM included

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#194 Post by riker1 » 05 Dec 2018, 19:19

Thanksgiving perfekt

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#195 Post by riker1 » 06 Dec 2018, 00:20

Hi
could you please double check.
Do not see FHEM as Controller?

Thanks Thomas


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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#196 Post by enesbcs » 06 Dec 2018, 20:27

riker1 wrote: 06 Dec 2018, 00:20 Hi
could you please double check.
Do not see FHEM as Controller?
Yep, sorry i forgot, that i not just deleted the file, but removed my pluginset completely before.
Recompiled.
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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#197 Post by riker1 » 06 Dec 2018, 22:07

thanks, perfect, working now!!

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#198 Post by xonecell » 06 Jan 2019, 17:24

Hello, I have LC Tech relay x2 12v, I followed post #138 on installing ESP Easy (ESPEasy_1M_128kSPIFFS_PUYA.zip)
Everything works, MQTT, HTTP, and I can hear the switch clicking when turning it on or off, but I am not getting any output voltage from both relays, what could be the cause? This is the second board I have bought already, the first one burned(https://www.aliexpress.com/item/12V-WIF ... 34092.html) and I dont want to order another one, any ideas? Thanks

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#199 Post by enesbcs » 06 Jan 2019, 18:08

xonecell wrote: 06 Jan 2019, 17:24 Hello, I have LC Tech relay x2 12v, I followed post #138 on installing ESP Easy (ESPEasy_1M_128kSPIFFS_PUYA.zip)
Everything works, MQTT, HTTP, and I can hear the switch clicking when turning it on or off, but I am not getting any output voltage from both relays, what could be the cause? This is the second board I have bought already, the first one burned(https://www.aliexpress.com/item/12V-WIF ... 34092.html) and I dont want to order another one, any ideas? Thanks
If the relay clicks the works.. my first idea is: the 12V power supply is weak to power the relays, try with larger, 1A,2A...
Second thought: Check soldering points of the relays at the back side, resolder them if necessary - of course check NO/NC with a multimeter previously.

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Re: Serial MCU controlled relay/switch

#200 Post by mikeoh90 » 23 Feb 2019, 20:36

Is there a way to use this with the 4x channel LC Tech relay? Works on my 2ch version, but the only option in 'number of relays' is 1 or 2.

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