Add Serial as a communication layer so as to transmit data to/from serial
Enable discovery of BT sensors through serial
Add serial heartbeat
Change discovery principle for interval and intervalacts, keep them always discovered and deactivate adaptivescan when changed. Instead of removing their discovery when adaptive scan is activated
Increase JSON_MSG_BUFFER_MAX as we are now using const char* and it requires more memory for Arduino Json Deserialization
Co-authored-by: Florian <1technophile@users.noreply.github.com>
Manual control with a button press triggered the relay but 2 times (when pressing and releasing), fixing this.
Check that we have two consecutive readings of temperature above the threshold to trigger the actuator to OFF
And remove it by default to the shelly, as I see unjustified jumps of temperature above 80C.
* Add automatic stop of relay following ESP32 temperature
To avoid overheating when too much current goes through the device.
Add internal temperature reporting to SYStoMQTT
This function is not available with ESP32 S3 and C3
* Temp update and error log
Update of the temperature to get closer to the datasheet of the ESP32 -40 +85C
and add the module name to the error log
This will provide the expected funtionality for the reset trigger when the button is pressed for more than 10 seconds.
Also allows the same pin to be used as an actuator/relay trigger if pressed for less than 10 seconds.
This will enable using button on the gateway to switch any controlled attached actuators/relays when pressed.
Adds the following macros:
- ACTUATOR_ON; 0 or 1, set to the output level of the gpio pin to turn the actuator on.
- ACTUATOR_ONOFF_DEFAULT; ACTUATOR_ON or !ACTUATOR_ON, set to the state desired on reset.
- ACTUATOR_BUTTON_TRIGGER_LEVEL; 0 or 1, set to the sensing level which to detect a button press to change the actuator state.
Relay ok
Button press ok
RF reception 433toMQTT ok
To have the RF reception you need to connect D0 of SYN470 to GPIO4 of ESP8285. Instruction to follow. Do not do that if you are not confortable with soldering and don't have an electrical background.
Ryan Powell