If enabled in user_config.h this will trigger the OMG to update it's firmware from the link
provided in the MQTT message.
Example message:
{\"version\":\"test\",\"password\":\"OMGPASSWORD\",\"url\":\"https://github.com/1technophile/OpenMQTTGateway/releases/download/v0.9.6/esp32dev-ble-cont-firmware.bin\"}
If the firmware version in the message is not the same as the current OMG version the device will self update using the link in the url of the message.
Using NimBLE requires less resources than bluedroid so it is much less beneficial to
deinitialize the stack. Instead this initializes it once in initial setup and only deinitializes
before entering deep sleep.
* PR #934
* Active Receiver Switching
Switching of the active receiver module is available between the RF,
RF2, RTL_433 and Pilight Gateway modules, allowing for changing of
signal decoders without redploying the openMQTTGateway package.
Sending a JSON message to the command topic of the desired receiver
will change the active receiver module.
Other minor adjustments/improvements
1 - Improved startup serial logging that includes
- OpenMQTTGateway Version
- OpenMQTTGateway Modules
2 - Trace logging of full Gateway module command topic
- Enabled in RF, RF2, PiLight and RTL_433
3 - Updated RTL_433 Documentation to only include enabled ASK/OOK
device decoders
4 - Trace logging of MQTT Callback topic
* Regression testing
* Adding valueAsASubject support to rtl_433_ESP
- model and id keys are appended to message topic
* Increased memory size for receiver switching in blocking build all
Co-authored-by: Northern Man <sgracey@Heisenberg.local>
* Increased ESP32 base capabilities
1 - Expose SERIAL_BAUD as an optional compiler directive.
2 - Enabled mDNS based MQTT Host name lookup for ESP32 devices.
3 - Expand capability of ESPWifiManualSetup mode for multiple SSID’s.
Tested with ESP32
* Regression testing of ESP8266 and ESP32
* Removal of Wifi Debuging
* Fix lint issue
Co-authored-by: Northern Man <sgracey@Heisenberg.local>
* BLE low power mode and settings optimization
-low power mode settings example
-take into account parameters following #891
-add esp32dev-ble-cont for door/window sensor listening
* Disable WDT during scan
* update esp32 arduino framework
Useful if you want to scan continuously for BLE device, in this case you should deactivate the BLE connect to avoid concurrency between scan and connect
Deep sleep should be activated only when failing connect on low power mode.
Correct reconnection on esp8266. Unfortunately WiFi.reconnect(); prevent the esp8266 from reconnecting, so we reduce its scope to ESP32
Leon Kiefer