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- Sat Oct 03, 2015 9:02 am #30410 Hi, first thanks for great work !!!
Truing to get temperature reading in domoticz failed. I created dummy hardware in domoticz, then created virtual temperature device. In ESP Easy configured ds18b20 temp. sensor and idx from domoticz, in log I see >>>
Log
3160695 : HTTP : connecting to 192.168.1.114
3160713 : HTTP : closing connection
3170703 : HTTP : connecting to 192.168.1.114
3170725 : HTTP : closing connection
3180705 : HTTP : connecting to 192.168.1.114

in the esp easy device tree temperature readings is correct.
But in the domotics I see 0 [zero] temperature, why ?
Please help.
P.S. Domoticz configured & other sensors working great {not esp easyfirmware}

Its possible to control pwm via html request ? (like http://192.168.1.122/control?cmd=gpio,12,1), if yes please tell correct pwm command.

- Wed Oct 07, 2015 9:54 am #30798

Hi, first thanks for great work !!!
Truing to get temperature reading in domoticz failed. I created dummy hardware in domoticz, then created virtual temperature device. In ESP Easy configured ds18b20 temp. sensor and idx from domoticz, in log I see >>>
Log
3160695 : HTTP : connecting to 192.168.1.114
3160713 : HTTP : closing connection
3170703 : HTTP : connecting to 192.168.1.114
3170725 : HTTP : closing connection
3180705 : HTTP : connecting to 192.168.1.114

in the esp easy device tree temperature readings is correct.
But in the domotics I see 0 [zero] temperature, why ?
Please help.
P.S. Domoticz configured & other sensors working great {not esp easyfirmware}

Its possible to control pwm via html request ? (like http://192.168.1.122/control?cmd=gpio,12,1), if yes please tell correct pwm command.

Maybe better to drop a message on the forum on http://www.esp8266.nu. It is already actively monitored by a lot of users with experience on ESP Easy and Domoticz.

- Wed Nov 18, 2015 3:13 pm #34442 We've added some more sensors to our little project. As of R43 we have support for:

// Dallas OneWire DS18b20 temperature sensors
// DHT11/22 humidity sensors
// SI7021 I2C temperature/humidity sensors
// TSL2561 I2C Luminosity sensor
// BH1750 I2C Luminosity sensor
// BMP085 I2C Barometric Pressure sensor
// RFID Wiegand-26 reader
// PN532 RFID reader
// MCP23017 I2C IO Expanders
// PCF8574 I2C IO Expanders
// Analog input (ESP-7/12 only)
// PCF8591 4 port Analog to Digital converter (I2C)
// HC-SR04 Ultrasonic distance sensor
// TSOP4838 IR receiver
// Sharp GP2Y10 dust sensor
// LCD I2C display 4x20 chars
// Pulse counters
// Simple switch inputs
// Direct GPIO output control to drive relais, mosfets, etc
// Arduino Pro Mini with IO extender sketch, connected through I2C
// Ser2Net server

- Wed Dec 16, 2015 7:16 am #36572 Do you think you can/could integrate a RF 433MHz remote with ESPeasy? For the hardware a simple transmitter (cheap on ebay) would do the trick.

I think this should be somewhat easy to accomplish as there are libraries already for this.

With this you could control lightning/heating/etc from MQTT or other home control (maybe even from the ESPeasy itself)