Hadn't tested one configuration, so here's a fixed Actions build link. Set up an account, downloaded the binaries from the given link and instantly did an update OTA. Seems to work. Outstanding service!!! Highly appreciated. I would be glad to have these options enabled in future releases if possib...

Have you enabled the Tools/Advanced setting "Allow TaskValueSet on all plugins:"? As not having that enabled may be blocking your command. Many thanks Ath! This did the trick! For the github stuff, being a hardware guy I'm not familiar how this works. I've to check if I'm able to make it ...

Thanks for clarification! I thought as this plugin has the status "normal" it's included fully featured in the normal build. Not sure if I'm able to do a custom build on my own, as I've never done this before. I'll have to dig into it, if I'll find the time... Maybe an additional question:...

How do I get the "advanced" options like mapping values as described in the docs: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Plugin/P037.html They are unavailble on the web frontend: 2022-09-09 11_18_47-Window.png I'm using a build from the latest dirtribution: Build:⋄ 20116 - Mega System Li...

Thanks Ath, I undertood that resistor values given in the source code are just used for initial factor calculation. Letter are being recalculated by the hlwcalibration command. So I can choose the values for the voltage divider of my design to fit my requirements. Of course considering the input vol...

Hello, currently doing a design for a ESP8266 based power meter using the BL0937, I wonder about the voltage divider setting the plugin is expecting/presuming to get the voltage and power readings correct. Checking the source code I get from _P076_HLW8012.ino : // These are the nominal values for th...

I already checked "SendToHTTP wait for ack". For the LVR I opted for a Torex XC6220 with a quiesent current of only 8µA (typ) if in PS-Mode (load current < 1mA). An MCP1700 is specified with even lesser 1,6µA but the XC6220 has a lower dropout voltage. Finally it's the on period that disch...

So this it how I currently solved it. Task was to get the data from an BME280 (temperature, humidity, air pressure) send frequently to the database of my smartmerter (Volkszaehler). After WiFi is connected data will be send via http. Subsequently I'm doing a two step check of the battery voltage. Be...

Correct :D Please be patient. I'm a old hand hardware guy and still in the learning phase. But this is a good opportunity for me to get more familiar with software and gain my knowledge. I think I'll choose a different approach by checking the battery voltage once after wifi is connected. Final use ...

I'm geeting closer to a solution. I delayed triggering the notification by 5s and now it is sent out on awake when the monitored voltage dropes below the threshold during deep sleep. on BatteryMon#Ubat do LogEntry,"SendFlag: [Notification#SendFlag]" if %eventvalue%>=3.5 TaskValueSet Notifi...

Nobody having an idea how to solve this? To monitor the SendFlag I created two additional rules: on system#boot do LogEntry,"SendFlag on boot: [Notification#SendFlag]" endon on WiFi#connected do LogEntry,"SendFlag on wifi: [Notification#SendFlag]" endon None of this events showed...

>> NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource. << 5780: WD : Uptime 1 ConnectFailures 0 FreeMem 18176 WiFiStatus WL_CONNECTED 3 ESPeasy internal wifi status: Conn. IP Init 5782: WiFi : Scan not needed, good candidate present 5820: NTP : NTP replied: delay 21 mSec Accuracy increased by 0.478 sec...

BTW: why do I get the Command unknown entires?

Using LogEntry instead of eventlog solves the issue.

Ath & TD-er, thanks for supporting me here. This is highly appreciated! For clarification: The voltage I measure is an additional 2nd voltage from my lab power supply fed by voltage divider to the the ADC for test purpose. The supply voltage of the ESP itself is constant. 30s awake period: Ubat ...

I would like to follow up on this. I set up a dummy device called "Notification" with a variable "SendFlag" and created the following rule: on BatteryMon#Ubat do if %eventvalue%<3.5 and [Notification#SendFlag]=0 notify 1, "The current battery voltage is: [BatteryMon#Ubat]V&q...

I meanwhile found this thread proposing this code: on Batterie#Spannung do if %eventvalue%<2.5 and [var#1]=0 notify 1 let,1,1 endif if %eventvalue%>2.5 let,1,0 endif endon Unfortunatly this doesn't work while the ESP is put in sleepmode because of the variable not being properly initiated.

Thanks TD-er for your helpful reply! I changed the rule to: on WiFi#Connected do notify 1 endon and now the Email notification is triggered after reboot. BTW: My first approach was given as an example here: https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php?title=EasyNotifications#Email_Notification . Ne...

In short, here's what I want to do: The ESP8266 should send an Email when the battery voltage (measured externally on ADC) goes below a defined value. First I set up notification #1. This is working properly. At least when clicking "test" the defined Email is sent! Next I activated rules i...

Thanks TD-er!

So the reason is in the unknown ESP8266 internals together with the external 100k PD on the Node MCU. I thought I did something wrong.

In between I flashed a regular binary w/o internal Vcc and hooked A0 up to an external voltage. The measurement I get is correct as expected.

This can be caused by the (un)accuracy of the A/D converter. Not sure what the tolerance is supposed to be, but it's a factor that you can probably fix using a formula. When monitoring f.e. a battery as the powersource for the ESP you will need to resort to other means, as the measurement for inter...

A0 is open on the Node MCU v3. So It's the voltage divider 220k/100k that's already on the bord. So finally 100k PD to GND.

Measurement is taken every 60s.

I flashed the latest Vcc Build: ESP_Easy_mega_20211005_normal_ESP8266_4M1M_VCC

and set up the system Info device to get the internal Vcc. The readout is 2.96 (Volts I assume). But I measure 3.26V on the ESP8266 Node 3 Board.

What am I doing wrong?