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Intro I’ve decided it’s about time to finish my Domoticz setup and connect all my devices to it. I just did it and this post is about the setup. I currently have several sensor boards with ESP8266 that I made for measuring mostly the temperature and also several ESPurna– based Sonoff switches ( controlling boilers, water pumps, and heating ), which I wanted to connect in one app and have an overview, control from mobile, etc. I have an all-time …
I recently started playing with ESP8266 and really like it. So I decided to make a simple OpenSenseMap temperature and pressure ( and humidity with BME280 ) stand-alone device. The idea was to have it run off battery for a long period of time and if needed, to charge it via solar panel(s). I decided to go with ESP-12S, which is bare-bone ESP and does not have usb input or any other schematics like Wemos D1 or similar. That’s the …
I had some time, so I decided to make an on/off program for my SonOff switch that I want to use to turn on / off the boiler heating at my house ( I use the stronger one, that has support for 16A load). My SonOff is pre-configured already with ESPEasy and rules. What I will be making is a very simple iOS app that has a toggle button on it. First, some basics: Reading the current state: http://192.168.88.171/control?cmd=status,gpio,12 Changing the …
It’s very easy to control Sonoff power switch devices that were updated with ESPEasy firmware. You can practically control them with commands like these ( explained and configured in the previous post ): On action: http://192.168.88.20/control?cmd=event,TurnOn Off action: http://192.168.88.20/control?cmd=event,TurnOff So, to control them from Domoticz, all you need to do is add a virtual device, type switch: and configure it’s on / off actions like this: Now, when you press the icon, the Sonoff will switch On or Off. You …
Hardware. Okay, to read data from HC-12 to the Raspberry PI is practically very easy :). All you need to do is hook it up and power from RPi. VIN – Connect to RPi 5V (PIN 4) GND – Connect to RPi GND (PIN 6) RX – Connect to RPi GPIO14 (PIN 8, UART0_TXD) TX – Connect to RPi GPIO15 (PIN 10, UART0_RXD) I “stole” that image from Internet, so you can see which pins exactly are those that we need: Software. Simple …