Simple emitter with ESP8266?
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Simple emitter with ESP8266?
Dear All
I found the ESP8266 promising and after having 20 tabs opened in chrome i'm still struggling to find a simple way to make and emitter with the ESP8266
for which use ? example : when I open my gate I would like it so send a signal to domoticz and to send another one when closed (just a simple contact 1 or 0)
why ? : I have today some DI.O modules but when I was a power failure at home or if I cut the power to do something, when I start it back the DI.O power socket switch to learning mode receiving ramdoms signals from my DI.O emitters. to avoid that I would like to use a different protocol (and morerealiable as I have a big WIFI antenna on my roof)
anyone as an idea to do so ? (or another idea without the ESP ?)
thanks !!
seb
I found the ESP8266 promising and after having 20 tabs opened in chrome i'm still struggling to find a simple way to make and emitter with the ESP8266
for which use ? example : when I open my gate I would like it so send a signal to domoticz and to send another one when closed (just a simple contact 1 or 0)
why ? : I have today some DI.O modules but when I was a power failure at home or if I cut the power to do something, when I start it back the DI.O power socket switch to learning mode receiving ramdoms signals from my DI.O emitters. to avoid that I would like to use a different protocol (and morerealiable as I have a big WIFI antenna on my roof)
anyone as an idea to do so ? (or another idea without the ESP ?)
thanks !!
seb
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Re: Simple emitter with ESP8266?
Go for an EasyEsp
https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/ESPEasy
Make it an SwitchInput and voila..
Using it now for a few months for Temp and Pir sensor and love it!
https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/ESPEasy
Make it an SwitchInput and voila..
Using it now for a few months for Temp and Pir sensor and love it!
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Re: Simple emitter with ESP8266?
Thanks Freijn
I read this site and am I correct to say that I could generate mutiple signal using one single for example wemos d1 mini by adressing each gpio separately ?
this is really interesting !
I read this site and am I correct to say that I could generate mutiple signal using one single for example wemos d1 mini by adressing each gpio separately ?
this is really interesting !
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Re: Simple emitter with ESP8266?
Yes you can have multiple devices supported by a wemos d1 mini by configuring them and using the GPIO ports available.
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Re: Simple emitter with ESP8266?
You can also add port expanders if you need more GPIO's.
I'm using I2C port expanders on a couple ESP easy projects.
I'm using I2C port expanders on a couple ESP easy projects.
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Re: Simple emitter with ESP8266?
the only thing is how to power it ?
I read it's a 3.3v operating card so again the need to put a regulator before...
should be so easy with 5v...
I read it's a 3.3v operating card so again the need to put a regulator before...
should be so easy with 5v...
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Re: Simple emitter with ESP8266?
if you go for :
NodeMCU development board for ESP-12E from ESP8266/esp 12E Lua
https://www.aliexpress.com/store/produc ... 01146.html
Its a little bit bigger but you feed it with 5 volts and a mini usb
or use
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/5PCS-5V ... -LDO-800MA
NodeMCU development board for ESP-12E from ESP8266/esp 12E Lua
https://www.aliexpress.com/store/produc ... 01146.html
Its a little bit bigger but you feed it with 5 volts and a mini usb

or use
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/5PCS-5V ... -LDO-800MA
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Re: Simple emitter with ESP8266?
thanks,
but i have a doubt, I think the Wemos D1 mini is 5v powerable
if you plug a mini usb or a 5v voltage on the 5v pin I think the card manage to regul the voltage to 3.3 for the ESP
am i correct ?
but i have a doubt, I think the Wemos D1 mini is 5v powerable

am i correct ?
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Re: Simple emitter with ESP8266?
Wemos mini or Nodemcu have a mini usb, so 5 V as input, no problem.
You just need to make sure that you never have more than 3.3 V on GPIO.
Have just begin to "play" with and must say that with espeasy firmware, you have so much possibility... and integration with Domoticz... could not be easiest!!!
You just need to make sure that you never have more than 3.3 V on GPIO.
Have just begin to "play" with and must say that with espeasy firmware, you have so much possibility... and integration with Domoticz... could not be easiest!!!
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Re: Simple emitter with ESP8266?
I have a Wemos mini d1 and mini d1 pro running from 5V.
I use little USB plugs. I did have some problems when I tried to power with the micro usb jack, and then use the 5V to power a relay card too.
So I cut up a USB cable, and hardwired/soldered the 5V directly, and no problems after that.
I use little USB plugs. I did have some problems when I tried to power with the micro usb jack, and then use the 5V to power a relay card too.
So I cut up a USB cable, and hardwired/soldered the 5V directly, and no problems after that.
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Re: Simple emitter with ESP8266?
I will try this
I found some regulator to decrease voltage from max 24v to 5v wich could perfectly fit the wemos
thanks for your help !!!!!
I found some regulator to decrease voltage from max 24v to 5v wich could perfectly fit the wemos
thanks for your help !!!!!
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Re: Simple emitter with ESP8266?
You ask after power-supply.
I have several ESP8266 devices, most of them Wemos D1.
I power them with a Hi-Link PCB Voeding (5 Euro).
See: https://www.tinytronics.nl/shop/nl/voed ... a-hlk-pm01
I use these power supplies (or their 1 Amp version) also for Arduino, Raspberry Pi etc.
For an example with ESp8266 and switch-detecting see
https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopi ... 38&t=18756
I have several ESP8266 devices, most of them Wemos D1.
I power them with a Hi-Link PCB Voeding (5 Euro).
See: https://www.tinytronics.nl/shop/nl/voed ... a-hlk-pm01
I use these power supplies (or their 1 Amp version) also for Arduino, Raspberry Pi etc.
For an example with ESp8266 and switch-detecting see
https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopi ... 38&t=18756
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