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Ath

I noticed that, if the device has two mqtt controllers defined, the device connects to both of them, but publish sensor data only to one. OTOH, what you seem to ask is how to relay data from one MQTT broker to another. Here's a guy that wrote some documentation on that subject: http://www.steves-in...

Ath

I noticed that, if the device has two mqtt controllers defined, the device connects to both of them, but publish sensor data only to one. Meantime , accept commands from the disabled mqtt. Interesting... maybe some rule to enable /disable mqtt1 and mqtt2 alternatively , AFAICS, the MQTT Controllers...

Ath

bonti69 wrote: ↑05 Dec 2024, 18:49 Is there a command to enable/ disable the controllers, which can be used in rules?

There are ControllerEnable and ControllerDisable commands, that take a numeric parameter 1..3 for the involved controller.

MQTT commands (from rules) are handled by the first enabled MQTT controller found.

Ath

Check the Tools/System variables page for all % variables you can use, and select the desired time variable. It's helpful to have the Latitude/Longitude set correctly and the offset to GMT (60 minutes), so the ESP clock has the correct time (assuming time is received from 1 node in your P2P network ...

Ath

bidrohini wrote: ↑05 Dec 2024, 14:38 Do you see the same problem if you use the Arduino IDE to read the values?

A complete and resolving answer has already been given, please don't post useless and(/or) redundant replies.

Ath

Is your Ethernet configuration using the default DHCP address assignment, or have you configured a fixed IP, mask and gateway? And can you try the configuration you're not using, just to see if there's any difference?

Ath

Not sure how Domoticz sends these commands, but if they are sent in parallel, then it will fail, as the ESP handles only 1 thread, not multiple in parallel. I've sent many commands sequentially from a python script on an RPi to an ESP TFT display (using P095), and that worked as expected (drawing a ...

Ath

Each command is processed immediately when sent, commands can not be combined into a single long command-line, but have to be sent separately.

Ath

Could you also advise me on the best version to use for my ESP32-ETH01? I see options like LittleFS, Solo1... in the filenames, but I’m not sure which one is most suitable for my setup. As you installed a non-LittleFS build it's easiest to again use such build, as the filesystem can not be converte...

Ath

OK, ILI9341 240x320px and rotation 270 gives a result colors are wrong but that's not a big deal That could be fixed by selecting the ILI9342 device, as that's a (M5Stack specific) controller using inverted colors. Q: somewhere (can't recall where) it was mentioned how to put text on display via HT...

Ath

Great

Ath

How is your MQTT Controller configured, in ESPEasy?
It looks like you changed the Controller Publish setting to not include the %valname% variable, that is replaced by the Values name for each data item...

Ath

middle right is the bought on just search on ali for st7789 and this pops up Please don't expect your search results to match mine, Aliexpress has algorithms to provide each customer the "best experience", and as that's based on our history, there's little chance we see the same. It's als...

Ath

Can you provide a link to the exact display(s) you ordered? Maybe there's something specific to them.

You can also try P095 (the ILI9xxx displays), as these displays all are quite closely related.

Ath

Ah, that's one of the few S3 boards with both 8MB Flash and 8MB PSRAM.
Couldn't find info on the PSRAM connection type (Quad vs Octal mode), but most likely it's Quad, as Octal (OPI) can go into a boot loop when not configured appropriately.

Ath

What exact .bin filename did you install on the unit? When upgrading via OTA (either WiFi or Ethernet), you must upload the .bin file, not the .factory.bin file, that'll cause the 'wrong magic byte' error. If updating via Ethernet won't work, then please use the Web-flasher at https://td-er.nl/ESPEa...

Ath

The all lowercase "configesp" should be the correct password for the WiFi AP. You can also use the Console option from the web flasher, and issue these commands to connect the unit to your WiFi, once you see the console log: wifissid,<your_wifi_ap> wifikey,<your_wifi_password> save You sho...

Ath

We have support for the C6, so it's very likely it will work.

Using the external antenna is a good idea, you'll probably need to change a 0-ohm resistor on the board to switch from the ceramic antenna, but it will make an optimal location for the antenna much easier.

Ath

What exact build did you upload to the device? How much flash memory is installed on the board? Does the board have PSRAM installed? You can also use the WebFlasher from https://td-er.nl/ESPEasy/latest/ (requires Chrome or Edge browser) to install a more recent build then available from Github relea...

Ath

I did that, but then I also have the " " on ,my tft screen. Not sure what kind of quotes you used, but text containing commas or spaces should be wrapped in a pair of (the same) quotes, either double quotes, single quotes or backticks. To erase your initial message, just put the same amou...

Ath

My Itho ventilationbox works with easy esp and Domoticz! Great :D But there some issues: In the log of de itho plugin see the next: 1982531: WD : Uptime 33 ConnectFailures 0 FreeMem 19792 WiFiStatus 3 ESPeasy internal wifi status: Conn. IP Init What means this? That's the WatchDog (WD) log, it's lo...

Ath

The password for the "Collection F" AP is: configesp

Ath

Yep, it's in the Energy builds for 4MB ESP32 units and the MAX builds for ESP32 models with 8MB or 16MB flash.

Ath

MQTT was just an example

To illustrate that multiple controllers can be configured per task.

Ath

You can configure up to 3 Controllers per task (that's also the max. number of controllers that can be configured...) So values can be sent both to f.e. a MQTT controller and the Cache controller.

Ath

I don't think that's currently supported by this controller

Ath

Using the Cache controller (C016) you can cache (write) data to storage, but AFAICS, it doesn't explicitly write to the SD card, as you can't select where it writes the data. So by default it will write to the regular file system. To not run out of storage, you can use an ESP32 MAX build (several mo...

Ath

taskkill wrote: ↑25 Nov 2024, 18:57 Is there perhaps a scrolling feature in the device? Does anyone know anything about this?

Does this imply that your display is working now?

Ath

Most likely you can use the ILI9488 display, as long as it's using a regular SPI interface (4-wire). Some of these boards have an 8-bit parallel interface, and that's not supported by ESPEasy. Those 8-bit interfaces are more common on ESP32-S3 units, not (often) on ESP32-Classic.

Ath

Ath wrote: ↑23 Nov 2024, 09:18 AFAIK, MISO should be configured, even when not used, to satisfy the SPI-validity check

taskkill wrote: ↑25 Nov 2024, 11:33 Without miso, espeasy complains.

Yes, that's what I said, so just select a pin.

Ath

Ath - I meant to let you know that the Victron State of Operation "CS" (should be numeric 0-5) field does not come out of the plugin as a numeric Task Value. The value is appended to the topic and the Value is sent a a string "". I've just filtered and sorted it in Node-Red when...

Ath

On bmp#Pressure Do If %eventvalue% >1050 Or %eventvalue% <950 SendToHTTP,<user>:<pass>@192.168.1.66,9080,/json.htm?type=command&param=udevice&idx=3&nvalue=0&svalue=%eventvalue% Endif SendToHTTP,<user>:<pass>@192.168.1.66,9080,/json.htm?type=command&param=udevice&idx=4&nv...

Ath

I've added a setting to the plugin to only generate events and send data to Controllers when new data has been received since the last Interval/TaskRun. Binaries available from this GH Actions run . (An independent extension to the "[Victron#updated]" value that can be polled from rules.) ...

Ath

When using the Level plugin for storing a (1) value, be aware that saving this value often will cause the flash memory to wear out, as the number of writes on flash is limited! A limited form of wear-leveling is implemented in the plugin, by having an Auto-save interval. Depending on how often the v...

Ath

AFAIK, MISO should be configured, even when not used, to satisfy the SPI-validity check

Ath

First I unplug the Itho box, wait 15 sec, plug the Itho box and within 2 minutes I send in my browser the command: http://YourIP-adres/control?cmd=STATE,1111 Hmm, 15 seconds is quite short, I recall I had to leave it unplugged for over a minute (maybe even 2) before I could connect with the CC1101 ...

Ath

The VCC connection on the ESP side, (red wire) is that on 3.3V or 5V? As it should be 3.3V. (maybe the pin next to D4?)

Ath

Hm, I've not been very careful with the displays I tested, so they seem quite robust, but it's electronics, so it can be easily damaged.

Ath

The pull-up resistor should be from 3.3V to GPIO-0, not from GND, as keeping GPIO-0 to GND will boot it into flash-mode, instead of run mode.

Ath

giorgino wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024, 22:13 About the resistor between GPIO 0 and GND: I don't have any GPIO-0, I start from 1

Your schematics show GPIO0 between GPIO35 and GPIO45... (close to the BOOT button on the board-image)

Ath

After startup the load is usually quite high for a couple of seconds (up to a minute, usually), that's normal. Text should display on startup if the plugin is enabled. You can re-display it either by setting an Interval > 0 or sending a "taskrun,test" command (the task is named test in you...

Ath

Once I start the log I see something new (although for me). The log starts with the info of all other ESP's which are online. That's a new feature, introduced a few months ago, so you can detect from rules if a specific ESP is available in the P2P network. I can see backlight is on but nothing to s...

Ath

Should i switch to 802.11g and "Send with Max TX Power" on all my ESPs? If it's needed to get a stable connection, then enable that. If it currently works as intended, and without failures, there's no need to enable these settings. Most likely the new ESP either has a bad antenna, or the ...

Ath

You already identified the biggest challenge: Make it look like a professional display ;) Best results can probably be achieved by finding or designing a housing that can be 3D printed, so you can include mounts to install the display, see these recent examples: Milkmate or this environment monitor ...

Ath

You also have to select an available GPIO for the CS and DC connections for the display in the Device configuration (and connect those to the display, of course). DC = Data/Command, to select the data or command mode when controlling the display. You can also, optionally, select a GPIO for RES (Rese...

Ath

The SSD1315 seems to be compatible with the SSD1306 (at least some example code I found was using the ug8l library with the SSD1306 driver, and it's monochrome), but haven't seen such display yet. YMMV.

Ath

Have you tried swapping the micro-usb cable with another one? Seen too many issues like this just because the cable was wonky...

Ath

MAX requires an ESP32 with 8 or 16 MB Flash, and includes all plugins (supported by ESP32) and has nearly all features enabled (only a few large fonts are excluded for use with the displays)

Ath

P116 that supports the ST77xx displays is included in the Display and MAX builds, and can of course be included in a user-defined build using Custom.h

Ath

@chromo23 The actual available PSRAM info is in the Memory section, not the ESP Board section :? The number listed here is what's encoded in the chip type, not what's actually available. (I have an S3 board that's supposed to have 8MB PSRAM according to the chip info, but only 5832704 byte is detect...

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