Analog value available on another device

[Dick60]

I use the latest build on my ESP8266. I want to use an volue from another device.
I have an LDR on DEVICE 1 (Analog ADC (TOUT)) and I want the analog value available on another device without using Domoticz. What did I do already: Created an dummy device on DEVICE 2 and read the documentation for the JSON solution. The result is this command <http:// ip DEVICE 1/json?view=sensorupdate&tasknr=9 > . The browser shows this

TaskValues
0
ValueNumber 1
Name "Analog"
NrDecimals 0
Value 483
TTL 300000
TaskEnabled "true"
TaskNumber 9

How can I get the "Value" 483 in my Dummy device on the DEVICE 2 After the value changed on DEVICE 1.

[Ath]

The ESPEasy P2P Controller can be used for that: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... #c013-page
It seems to describe exactly your scenario

[Dick60]

Not exactly because I do not use the p2p solution. I use a Domoticz controler but in this particular project I want to insert the value of my analog LDR vaue on an other device. In some situations I do not want to depand on my Domoticz. If Domoticz is down al stops and I want to be prepared for this incident. It is also extra knowledge for the future.

[Ath]

Not exactly because I do not use the p2p solution. I use a Domoticz controler but in this particular project I want to insert the value of my analog LDR vaue on an other device. In some situations I do not want to depand on my Domoticz. If Domoticz is down al stops and I want to be prepared for this incident. It is also extra knowledge for the future.

That is a good reason to use the ESPEasy P2P network...

[Dick60]

It works great! That it was that easy I did not expect. Good documented!
Thanks for the support.

[Ath]

It works great! That it was that easy I did not expect. Good documented!
Thanks for the support.

It is called ESPEasy for a reason we try to make things as easy as possible

[TD-er]

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It is called ESPEasy for a reason we try to make things as easy as possible

... but not easier than possible, meaning there still is some learning curve

[Dick60]

and I am working on that.