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Revision as of 15:31, 1 June 2017
Contents
Introduction
The SenseAir plugin can be used for multiple gas sensors from the company SenseAir. The main example is the S8 but other sensor units that work is tSense (K70), K30, K33, S8 (and soon LP8).
Hardware
Set up the S8 according to this simple schematics. If you want to take extra precautions you should add 47R resistor or similar to the TX and RX signals. In this example we use the Wemos D1 mini as the host of the 5V input to the S8 and connect the Wemos to USB for power. PLEASE OBSERVE THAT FEEDING THE S8 WITH 5.2+V WILL DAMAGE THE INTERNAL LAMP AND BREAK THE UNIT - GIVING FALSE VALUES!
Pictures of the build:
ESP Easy
Setup the ESP Easy according to this:
Indicators (recommended settings)
Indicator | Value Name | Delay (sec) | Decimals | Extra information |
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Status | N/A | |||
Carbon Dioxide | ppm | 15 | 0 | |
Temperature | N/A | Used for tSense (K70), K30, K33 | ||
Humidity | N/A | Used for tSense (K70), K30, K33 |