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chromo23

I also do not know of a good commercially available button but one of my first ESPEasy projects was a wireless battery powered button. If this is something you are looking for i could provide you with the information to build one. I probably doesn't have to be battery powered. Using a USB cable woul...

chromo23

Like I said, I have no clue how they actually operate, just thinking out loud. Same here :) The induction cooker operates at these values. but I need smooth power control. for example, I want to get a power of 2250 watts or 1920 watts. that is, I need to expand the adjustment range. Regarding that ...

chromo23

(I don't know Openweather, I'll check it out, thanks for the tip.) Since i was already in a branch where thinkspeak and openweather events are integrated you have them both. If you ever want to test openweather: Generate event with the response of a openweathermap request (https://openweathermap.or...

chromo23

I haven’t taken frequency measurements on my induction cooker yet. but there is a desire to buy an inexpensive induction cooker and do experiments on it, and if the experiment is successful, then modify my cooker. As far as i understand you´ll also need a form of feedback? If so i guess a ESPEasy o...

chromo23

sanc0 wrote: ↑20 Jan 2024, 20:57Can anyone help?

The "Thinkspeakreply" event is still a pending pull request: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/pull/4856
But i can provide you with a binary if you want. (I also made a "Openweatherreply" event if this also interesting for you)
Which binary you need?

chromo23

The simple answer can be found in the wonderful documentation of ESPEasy: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Reference/Command.html#internal-gpio Frequency (in Hz) will be set to 1000 Hz when not given. Frequencies above 30 kHz are not stable and will likely crash the ESP. Edit: Is it possible...

chromo23

The "advanced" page back then and now...

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chromo23

The rules editor, dark theme and responsive web page were mainly contributed by users (or was it only you, chromo?) At least with the dark theme i can remember that @Ath did a lot of work too. And let´s not forget, that you did a lot of work like integrating the rules editor into ESPEasy to make al...

chromo23

localhorst wrote: ↑17 Jan 2024, 14:48 As I'm having a MacBook, I need to go through Python / esptool.py

Or you could try: https://github.com/Jason2866/ESP_Flasher/releases

chromo23

Already tested it...

Looks good...apart this annoying size restriction... who builds microcontroller with this tiny amount of memory.. tzzzz

Edit: not tested...still testing.....

chromo23

You could do something like that: /control?cmd=event,Data="Verbrauch 12,2","Anruf von Klaus um 12:30Uhr", "Anruf von Brunhilde um 15:41Uhr" On Data Do displayline1,"%eventvalue1%". //its a fake command of course displayline2,"%eventvalue2%" displayli...

chromo23

I totally agree with Ath. ESPEasy is really great for a lot of things but it gets unnecessary complicated when you try to use it for your project. Personally i would write myself a website with some JavaScript for fetching and processing the data. It´s an easy to learn language and you could use any...

chromo23

Maybe we can find a solution... But i am only more or less a user. For deep insights and changes in code you need someone with a bigger brain... like TDer... or Ath .... sometimes i think these people from the Netherlands look like this: Bildschirmfoto 2023-12-15 um 19.16.13.png Edit: ...but maybe l...

chromo23

I´d like to understand how your setup is working. Can you elaborate a bit?
How is it possible for example to send http request from google sheets to ESPEasy?
Where does the data come from and how is it processed before it is send?

chromo23

TD-er wrote: ↑15 Dec 2023, 15:56 Nope, this will fail with values like "12,2" or "12,234"

chromo23 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2023, 15:39 Edit2: for a value with fixed two decimals this could also be like this:

Edit: But yours i even better!.. haven´t really looked at it before

chromo23

1) When I send with /control?cmd=event,Verbrauch=12,21 Rules: on Verbrauch do let,4,%eventvalue% tft,rf,3,130,128,20,black,black tft,txtfull,3,130,2,cyan,black,'[VAR#4] W' endon Quick reply to that: values are separated with "," so with /control?cmd=event,Verbrauch=12,21 you send two valu...

chromo23

ok.. you need to read the documentation for this because i am going to sleep... https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Rules/Rules.html?highlight=substring#substring but something like this: Command: .../control?cmd=event,AnruferKlaus=12,20 Rules: On Anrufer* Do Let,1,%eventvalue2% LogEntry,'Anruf...

chromo23

- 12,2 (dezimal) .../control?cmd=event,Verbrauch=12.2 - string/text i think not possible...what exactly you want to do with a string in ESPEasy. An example would be nice.. maybe there is a workaround - 23:12 .../control?cmd=event,SpecialTime=12,30 Rules: On SpecialTime Do Let,1,%eventvalue2% LogEnt...

chromo23

2000ede wrote: ↑13 Dec 2023, 22:13 Why can you send to "thinkspeak" but not to http telegram directly (not s).

There is only https for telegram....
If you past the link you posted into a browser you´ll see, that it redirects to https....

chromo23

for getting data from openweather or thingspeak i can provide you with an custom build of espeasy...
see also here: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/pull/4856

chromo23

For telegram you´ll need a workaround... see here: https://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=51745&hilit=telegram#p51745 For simple notifications i recommend ntfy. There you can use PostToHTTP: PostToHTTP,ntfy.sh,80,/<Topic>,'title:<some_title>','<some_data>' Example: PostToHTTP,ntfy.s...

chromo23

(set: "Value X"? "Day,Time X"?, get: ??), and a suggestion for the command name, as 'clock' doesn't sound like the best choice here... I am not sure if we have a already a generic syntax for setting plugins.. but if i would probably stick to the syntax of the level control plugi...

chromo23

Ath wrote: ↑11 Dec 2023, 23:19 Now I only need the specs of what values you need to set/get from this plugin

Wow.. i missed that post and really did not expect this. Great news.
I´ll think about it tomorrow and hope I'll still catch you before you loose interest and energy for this plugin...
Good night!

chromo23

I use now the MCP23017 for relay and led output and the PCA9685 for input only. To let the LEDs blink i use: MCPlongpulse_ms,1,0,1000,1000,5 Which is undocumented but works Log output gives a warning (that's why it is probably undocumented?): 1602678: HTTP: MCPlongpulse_ms,1,0,1000,1000,5 1602683: T...

chromo23

Ok, i was testing...GPIO 16 is HIGH and GPIO 17 is LOW for fraction of time at boot.

chromo23

GPIO 16 and 17 on a classic ESP32 (not the -S2/S3/C2/C3/C6) are sending out some 80 MHz signal during boot as those would be used for PSRAM if it was present. So the ESP tries to find the PSRAM and thus sends out some quite high frequency pulses to these 2 pins at boot. I couldn´t find any issues r...

chromo23

I have the same issue with GPIO 17. It´s pulled low for a split second. The relays on your board seems to be attached to GPIO 16 & 17. Do both relays turn on at boot. (my relay on GPIO 16 is fine) Setting the boot state didn´t help me. but using another GPIO :) (which is a bit more complicated w...

chromo23

Yes, cron doesn't work. Small update with an workaround. FYI: TD-er just updated the library of the cron plugin, which seems to solve all the issues. :) You can test it here: https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/actions/runs/7084301371 Edit: for now, allowed options can be found here: https://g...

chromo23

Ath wrote: ↑03 Dec 2023, 21:29 https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... ormIO.html

this is fortunately nothing new for me

chromo23

Thank you very much for the detailed answer...
I'll do a bit of research and see if i understand and possibly can implement this.

chromo23

Ok...thanks for clarification. It also help with understanding the code structure a bit better. I don't see the added value though. It is somehow counterintuitive and confusing. :shock: By the way... i want to experiment a bit. Can you point me in the right direction for adding the ability to set (a...

chromo23

If no pin is enabled in the clock plugin it gives you the possibility to enter values. What are these values for? When i enter a time and a value (e.g. 43) i get this. 85234186: TCLK : State 43 85234188: EVENT: Clock#Time=Sun,8:42 85234191: EVENT: Clock#output=1 What is TCLK for and why it the clock...

chromo23

How isolated is that board? It has a transformer so relatively safe (but everything is crammed in a small space so high voltage is never far away) An optocoupler between the ESP (with an extra power supply) and the Arduino would add an extra layer of security of course... (which would make step 3 u...

chromo23

thanks, but I need more in-depth help This is what i would try(but it is untested so not sure if it will work as expected) 1. upload this sketch to your favorite arduino: https://github.com/RobotDynOfficial/RBDDimmer/blob/master/examples/SimplePotentiometer/SimplePotentiometer.ino 2. connect any PW...

chromo23

You could use GPIO 14 and 0 or 15 depending on how the Relais is switched.... https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Reference/GPIO.html ...or you could add a port expander like the pcf8574 to get additional in and outputs via I2C Edit: better would be to use GPIO0 as an input and use the TX Pin a...

chromo23

In general asynchronous motors don´t like to be phase controlled. The proper way to do it would be by frequency control. But depending on you application it is possible to a certain degree. (but you´ll loose a lot of torque) I am doing it with a blower fan from the gas heating of my caravan. It work...

chromo23

Then I could create a controller apikey and set the key as the value name. But why not making then for every API a sperate entry and just set a number? e.g.: let,1,1 Like On Clock#Time=All,[var#2]:[var#3] Do // I can´t remember if this worked but i think so... If [var#1]=1 SendToHTTP www.pushsafer....

chromo23

I'll reconsider, maybe just a usb powered box containing a display and a button is the better solution here. Either that, which i myself find difficult to achieve in a decent size since there are no small ac measurement devices which you can buy as a module (as far as i know), or you could simply u...

chromo23

The file "esp.css" is missing.
I thought i put it in the zip-file.
One reason it is missing, even if you tried to upload it, is that you have not enough free space on your esp.
You find that info under /tools/info

chromo23

Hello and welcome... I sometimes don't know how to explain what I need help with. I totally understand what you mean but i also think the people here are very good at helping to figure that out. (especially the two people that wrote before me) :) I know someone who has placed pressure sensors under ...

chromo23

Ath wrote: ↑14 Nov 2023, 22:57 That's because the file "fetch_and_parse_log.js" is missing from the zip...

ubbs... i´ll add it to the zip...

chromo23

there should be also an esp.css...

chromo23

Yes!

chromo23

This won´t work: "update_sensor_values_device_page.js.gz"
It is to lengthy

chromo23

obstbauer wrote: ↑13 Nov 2023, 14:57 It is really necessary to flash it again?

No...

Use "file upload" under "/tools"
and upload the files of the attachment one by one..

Note: you need around 9kb of free space for that.. but that is usually the case

chromo23

Ah damn, no I see that - in the above pzem actions section of the screen - I have always selected "read_value", but I probably need to set the address value first. How stupid of me ;-( Just got a couple of pzem-004t v3 It seems you have to set a device address initially!!! Important: For ...

chromo23

As far as i understand it will not work since it uses a st7032i which would need a different library…

edit: like this probably: https://github.com/BlackBrix/LCD-ST7032

chromo23

How is this build being made? I don´t think it is about how the build is being made. If so this should have occurred long time ago... Almost all my devices try to fetch from the same location as in the link i provided. It also failed suddenly Some of my old devices get the files for colorcode still...

chromo23

Probably this is connected to the issue i experiencing with jsdelivr...
I occurred also some days ago.

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Edit:

also the css can not be found here..

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/letscontrol ... lt.min.css

chromo23

Olfried wrote: ↑07 Nov 2023, 22:18 The problem is, that my friend doesn't want to break up the electric wiring for his Pumps. They are wired directly to the electric cabinet and he doesn't want anything between the pumps and power source.
That's why i wanted to use CTs.

Oh.. i see

And thanks for sharing your project!

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