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Ath

Hi everyone ! I've ordered this ESP32-C6 board: https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005008084095266.html I have successfully compiled a custom ESPEasy firmware (the 20241222 one), with the P116 plugin, to be able to activate the onboard TFT. Unfortunatly, the embedded TFT is a 172 x 320 one, driven by ...

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This forum is about the use of ESPEasy on ESP8266 and ESP32 boards. This scope is already taking a lot/most of our time. With this in mind, we can't support generic Arduino programming, due to lack of time (and trying to have a life...), sorry.

Ath

The cable pass-through might also cause some disturbance, as there the flatcable isn't really flat, so the shielding GND wires aren't really shielding the signals, AFAICS?

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jack100 wrote: ↑13 Jan 2025, 21:32 This fan will stop!

Great, problem solved

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lrlunin wrote: ↑13 Jan 2025, 18:05 I am just curious why they decided to do it in this way.

You can email to the manufacturer, you might get an answer...

Ath

The temperature offset is set in the sensor, so is fully handled by the sensor itself, not in ESPEasy. From the API documentation: 1.3.8 Set Temperature Offset The on-board RH/T sensor is influenced by thermal self-heating of SCD30 and other electrical components. Design-in alters the thermal proper...

Ath

Well, I haven't started working on the plugin yet, so it might take some time. Please don't hold your breath waiting...

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Ath

That display should be available in an ESP32 Display build.

be sure not to update the display too often, as a) it'll show a lot of flickering, and b) cause wear on the display, that won't be visible immediately, by only after some time (and lots of updates).

Ath

Geez, all the good ideas are taken. You could have seen that one coming... :shock: Had a small windfall coming my way last month, so I ordered that Rigol DHO804 today. Should arrive early next week. (Sold my ~40 year old analog o-scope a couple of years a go, but since working on ESPEasy, having a ...

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Max code size for ESP8266 is 1MB, but has to fit in the first MB of flash, and needs some administration space, so total is just below 1 MB (~1019 kB). See these docs Compiling all ESPEasy code for ESP8266 would result in a sketch of over 2MB, so there's no way that will ever fit. For ESP32 the max ...

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ThomasB wrote: ↑10 Jan 2025, 19:30 Unchecking "Check I2C devices when enabled" did not work out.

That's good, there's no connection between this I2C feature and your SPI plugin being disabled. Does the device reboot during use? As that's the only other reason for plugins getting disabled.

Ath

We have not made that configurable (yet). I'm quite sure some plugins (libraries mostly) try to change the speed to their 'desired' speed, so maybe we should override/inhibit that in some way.

What kind of long-cable lengths are you intending to use?

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Sminter4 wrote: ↑09 Jan 2025, 21:38 The plugin isn't designed for that, but I've finally found a way to save a variable despite a power outage. Great!

That's why we have added cautions in the documentation, please apply them

Ath

You could set up your network credentials in the Custom.h file (better not share that version here), but you'll have to clear the entire flash before flashing that build, to have it use the Custom.h defaults. The ESP should use DHCP by default. If you have a serial connection available, you can use ...

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When building a Custom.h build, you must choose the desired hardware (ESP8266 1M, not ESP8266 4M1M in your case) with also Custom in the name.

Ath

Well, congratulations!, you've actually found a tiny bug :lol: You used the, documented, period as the separator between length and the value to take the length of, but during development we decided to change the separator there from the original comma to a period. That was changed where needed, exc...

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For what plugin(s) do you need the Energy build?

Ath

On this page you can find all plugins, and in what build they are available: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Plugin/_Plugin.html#list-of-official-plugins All plugins are also included in the MAX builds, but for ESP32-C3 there is no MAX build. If you really need the Energy build because of a...

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Stef wrote: ↑07 Jan 2025, 14:31 I'm using sources 20231205, and didn't had SysInfo included, now I've and made a new build with that same source.

Hm, that's rather old, seeing the amount of development done on ESPEasy during the past year

Ath

Using the AXP192 you should set both the LDO 3 and LDO 2 to deliver power, as LDO 2 is used to power the backlight for the display. Without backlight you won't be able to see the content of the screen, unless when using a strong external light source, but that would be without color. The AXP192 can ...

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Oh yes, because I am calculating the flow rate, I have a formula in here [1/(%value%/1000)*60] How can I solve this? I've tried adding a compensation factor after the 0-division that seems to fix it, but I'm not sure if it might cause too much deviation: 1/((%value%/1000)+100000)*60 This 100000 off...

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Ah, now I see the issue.
Your "Liter_in_der_Minunte" value is showing "inf" (infinite), which is not numeric (invalid), and MQTT controllers don't send any data if one of the values is invalid (either "inf" or "NAN").

Ath

Does that checkbox get saved properly? I.e. is it still checked after closing the page and re-entering the settings?

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Are the settings still available when saving them, going back to the Devices list, then entering the settings page again?

What's the available space on the file system? (Data available at the bottom of the Tools/Info page: "Little FS Size", xxx kB free)

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cccp79 wrote: ↑05 Jan 2025, 16:47 Could you please share a link to latest Github source? I don't know Github well (

https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/pull/5207

Ath

ESPEasy, as well as (most) other Arduino based IoT devices, are not designed to be accessed directly from the big & evil internet. Some alternatives are to use a VPN (often available in your WiFi router), or a properly secured... Raspberry Pi! As that's running a full-featured Linux OS, you can...

Ath

....Hallelujah!!! Works! Thanks a lot!!! So I have an update code? On OpenMeteoReply Do // Handle response from OpenMeteo event, don't create any task named 'OpenMeteo' to avoid running into an endless loop! Ah, you're still running the older version, as Chromo23 already expected. Not sure if a new...

Ath

Hm, that's somewhat unexpected

Can you enable the "Ignore multiple Delta = 0" checkbox, save the page (Submit button), then uncheck that setting and save again? This could change the behavior.

Ath

Ah, I got the same response just now, but I assumed it was me requesting from a yet unknown location. Probably they are taking a coffee break or something similar.

Ath

Here's a testbuild that you can upgrade via Update Firmware on the Tools page:

ESP_Easy_mega_20250105_normal_ESP8266_4M1M.zip: (1.29 MiB) Downloaded 50 times

Ath

Hm, possibly there's some unexpected data in the setting for "Ignore multiple Delta = 0".
What exact ESP8266 build are you running?, so I can upload a test-build here.

Ath

Ah, you have to handle the event OpenMeteo#current: On OpenMeteo#current Do TaskValueSet 1,Outdoor,Temp,%eventvalue1% TaskValueSet 1,Outdoor,Hum,%eventvalue2% TaskValueSet 1,Outdoor,Baro,%eventvalue3% TaskValueSet 1,Outdoor,UV,%eventvalue4% LogEntry,'Values : Temp=%eventvalue1% Hum=%eventvalue2% Bar...

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On System#Boot do timerSet,1,60 On Rules#Timer=1 do timerSet,1,60 sendtohttp api.open-meteo.com,80,"/v1/forecast?latitude=55.192375&longitude=37.786879&current=temperature_2m,relative_humidity_2m,apparent_temperature,precipitation,rain,snowfall,weather_code,cloud_cover,surface_pressure...

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Not sure why you deleted the Controller. Isn't that supposed to be used to send the data to? A Controller is something totally different from a Remote Unit. You only had to reset the Remote Unit to 0. To start with a clean slate, you can delete the Dummy Device, and the re-create it, without setting...

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it runs goods when the ip devices alive. but if the ip(192.168.0.200) change or ip devices offline. the DMX output also will delay 2-3 sec. how i can do if i dont want the dmx delay when the ip devices offline or ip change. On S30#ScanCode do DMX,2=255,255,255,0 SendToHTTP,192.168.0.200,80,/RemoteC...

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Apparently, I did not understand something from the instructions Not sure why you have your Dummy device connected to a remote unit (1)? Quite sure you didn't do that on purpose, as then the values will be transmitted from that unit if it's available in the P2P network. Set that option to 0 to have...

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I didn't expect to have so much data. They won't fit on the SSD1306 display. I'd like to display the data on the ILI934x/ILI948x TFT display but it's not on the list in my Wemos D1 Mini That plugin (P095) has to be enabled separately. A major difference between P036 (OledFramed) and other display p...

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I think you need to make an ESP32-C6 build...

Ath

No (Does the fan stop when, once it's running, you disconnect the PWM signal?) Yes (Does the fan start running when *only* GND and +12V are connected?) In that case I don't think you can make this fan-type stop running when controlled via the motor shield :o To find a fan that does stop when not se...

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On power loss no Task values are restored. (on a regular reboot they are restored where possible & supported) Except, with the "Regulator - Level control" (P021) you can store a single value persistently, but it has to be used carefully, as saving to flash too often will eventually dam...

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jack100 wrote: ↑04 Jan 2025, 13:39 WemosMotorShieldCMD,0,Forward,0,Stop
0V output Lolin Moter Shield
Low speed fan (fan will not stop)

Does the fan stop when, once it's running, you disconnect the PWM signal?
Does the fan start running when *only* GND and +12V are connected?

Ath

Having multiple "on System#Boot do" events won't work, as only the first one encountered will be executed, so that partial rule in the Rules4 file will be ignored (and also because it's incomplete, as already noted).

Ath

You event is responding to "on Switch#State do", but you're testing for "if [Relay#State]=1" (syntax is correct for both), not sure if you would want the event to respond to "on Relay#State do" ? And if that's the case, you can also use %eventvalue1% (state at the time ...

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chromo23 wrote: ↑03 Jan 2025, 13:43 There are too many ESP32 around

And more are coming, P4, H2, C5, C61... not certain they will all be supported by ESPEasy soon, but probably, one day...

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chromo23 wrote: ↑03 Jan 2025, 11:42 esp32c34M_openmeteo.zip

The filename doesn't match the content, there is actually an ESP32-C6 build inside

Ath

Notifications have been disabled for builds that won't fit in their binary size anymore, like the 1M ESP8266 builds. Assuming you only need a Switch device, you could install the hard_other_POW_ESP8285_1M build, as it's not ESP8285 specific anymore but also supports the ESP8266 MCU, and still has No...

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Well, usually you should be able to use timers to postpone some execution, as having some sort of 'wait' state during execution of an event handler will keep the entire rules engine in memory, possibly causing other processes to fail. To give a proper advice for your situation, we need to see your c...

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:( maybe. What input I could use otherwise to get the status of the position relay (open or close) , D3 or D4 but I don't know what device to setup in ESPEasy to get device menu ? You should be able to use any GPIO pin ( check here for which pins to use safely, regarding boot-mode) to see an On/Off...

Ath

Depending on what board you used, applying 5V to the A0 pin may have damaged the board/MCU. Not all boards have a voltage divider on that pin...
The A0 input is specified for 0..1V

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