EspEasy Send state to FHEM

[darkchris90]

Hello again,

sorry if I bother you with too many questions, but I did a lot of research and trial and error and didn't find a solution.

Here we go.

I have connected a motion sensor to the esp8266 running EspEasy. But the time from detecting a motion to fhem reacting to it is around 2 or 3 seconds. If I let the ESP switch another Pin on motion detection it works nearly instantly. The CPU has a 28% load and there are around 6k cycles/s.

Could it be a WIFI thing or does the ESP just needs time to send the state and how can I fix it to get the signal faster?

At the moment I am walking half way in my kitchen before the light turns on. So a bit annoying

Thanks

[grovkillen]

Do you send the trigger from one unit to another? And what protocol http or mqtt?

[darkchris90]

I send it to a raspberry pi running fhem with fhem http.

[grovkillen]

So the logic is taking place in FHEM? If so I suggest you add a rule in the sending unit that also send a http request to the receiving unit. I think the problem is how fast FHEM is baking the logic.

[darkchris90]

I thought EspEasy would send the changing of any pin state almost directly to the controller and FHEM uses the event like an interrupt and is not polling? I will try sending a http request when recognizing a state change. Thank you!

[grovkillen]

Well, I does send it as soon as it's triggered but the delay must be taking place inside the FHEM engine.