I have a Kaifa, I'm using the recommended settings. It runs. For 10 minutes, then everything crashes. In my opinion this is not beta, this is experimental. I think I'll revert to rpi+p1 usb. Ran for years without crashing a single time. As mentioned on the Wiki for the Serial Server plugin ...

Is there any news on this topic?

I've created an RGB device and when I control this device from Domoticz, the following MQTT message is send: { "Battery" : 255, "RSSI" : 12, "dtype" : "Lighting Limitless/Applamp", "id" : "00082259", "idx" : 260, "name" : "Demo", "nvalue" : 15, "stype" : "RGB", "switchType" : "Dimmer", "unit" : 1 ...

same problem. MySensors library 1.5.1 NRF24L01 incorrect values humidity sensors DHT22, when several devices So it seems that I'm not the only one facing this issue. So either: 1) We both don't know how to build this properly :mrgreen: 2) The MySensors gateway support in Domoticz does not support ...

I'm experimenting with an ESP module using the MySensors library (1.6.0 beta). I have these devices attached to the ESP module: Dallas DS18B20 BMP085 BH1750 DHT11 SI7021 Input Switch In Domoticz i get this child list for this MySensors gateway node: Childs.png So this seems to work fine, but ...

i dont find it easy at all... (okey.. compared to mysensors.org)... but i am not giving up yet ;) Well of course, "easy" is subjective. Our primary targeted audience for the "ESP Easy" are the hardware oriented users that are interested into building their own sensor devices without any programming ...

I have two ESP unit's running now and I expected to see these units to appear in the node list on each ESP unit with their IP's, but that list is still empty. The screenshot on sourceforge shows a list of nodes, how to get this? You should fill-in te UDP port you want to use. As soon as that's ...

cool stuff!! Would it be possible to get the ESP Easy firmware into this box? Connecting to Domoticz may then be a lot easier. Maybe this can be done. But first I have to figure out how we could control such a RGB device from Domoticz. (I'm fairly new to Domoticz, so this is my first attempt ...

Just another thing, I tried to control a relay attached to my nodemcu following the wiki. curl -s "http://192.168.1.20/control/?cmd=GPIO,0,1" returns: Not found: /control/ Is it something i overlooked in settings? Nope, there's an error in the Wiki. Screendump is ok but Wiki text is wrong. The ...

Switch input working also perfect, but every time after a reboot the switch is fired (ON) Is this normal behaviour, or am i doing something wrong? In R16 this is default behaviour because the init call does not read the current state during boot. This is fixed in R17. There will also be a radio ...

... and a extra reboot of esp(not a software reboot but power off) made it work for me. You're right about the necessary reboot with the current version. Currently the pulse interrupts are attached during boot. This will be addressed in the next release, where the specific device will be ...

And what about the P1 meter part? Wiki page is empty.... i'm curious how it works :D Same here :mrgreen: I've tried to compile your Arduino AVR code on the ESP but it seems that the sscanf function call is not supported on ESP Arduino SDK. There's an issue for it on github (#404 and #488) but those ...

gizmocuz wrote:Okey new command (#2562)

Request Device Info
{"command": "getdeviceinfo", "idx": 2450 }

This is really usefull. Thanks for the quick development!
(Getting only the last message is not what i could use right now...)

When my ESP8266 boots up, i would like to update it's local status on some devices. Is it possible to request Domoticz through MQTT to send out the device status for a given idx? Like this URL query: /json.htm?type=devices&rid=237 I can catch the MQTT JSON message from the devices, but now i have to ...

gizmocuz wrote:correct, this saves a string split later on....

Anyway, it's working here so I'm happy with it.
Thanks for building the MQTT client gateway! Very promising add-on to Domoticz!

- "svalue" should be of type string, like "svalue": "stringvalue" - the svalue (and nvalue) should be in the same format as described on the wiki page (JSON api), for example "svalue": "21.3;65;2" Ok, I understand now and that seems to work. But then there is a slight inconsistency between input ...

I have the Domoticz MQTT gateway running and i'm sending MQTT JSON messages from an ESP8266 module. These messages are processed without any issues: MQTT: Topic: domoticz/in, Message: {"idx":22,"nvalue":0} MQTT: Topic: domoticz/in, Message: {"idx":240,"nvalue":0,"svalue":22.75} MQTT: Topic: domoticz ...

mvdl wrote:... or c) I should just stop trying to understand electronics (not in favour of this one ).

or d) purchase one of these and feed with USB power from your PC or use a cheap USB charger:

Where do you use your code for? Some kind of counter, but in what kind of physical usage? My first usage will be for my water usage sensor (optical sensor). But i also have electric and gas meter sensors (also optical sensors). So next step is to connect the optical sensor to one of the GPIO pins ...

Succesfully ported the LUA script logic to native C code for the ESP-Arduino IDE. Promising development... Specifically for experienced Arduino developers that do not want to struggle with LUA... So now we have NodeMCU/LUA and native C choice. Nice! /* * This demo sketch gets data from Domotics ...