* Behaviour when MQTT and/or Wifi is not available
I was looking into why all my OpenMQTTGateway devices were not responding after a recent power failure and am speculating that the ESP32 was able to restart faster than my Wifi and MQTT Server was able to restart and resume operations. And was thinking that a generic ESP.restart may be a reasonable approach with repeated Wifi and/or MQTT connection failures.
As mentioned here https://community.openmqttgateway.com/t/behaviour-when-mqtt-and-or-wifi-is-not-available/1747
Added new variable maxRetryWatchDog, which is the maximum number of mqtt or wifi connection attempts before restarting gateway device.
Includes the following updates to rtl_433_ESP:
1 - Workaround for cc1101 module going deaf after 24 hours, issue #16.
- By default the workaround is enabled, define NO_DEAF_WORKAROUND to remove the workaround
2 - Improved process for updating from rtl_433 for GitHub, almost totally automated.
- FYI - Their is a shell script in the tools subdirectory which does most of the heavy lifting required
3 - Updated device decoders to latest release of rtl_433
- They are now in align with rtl_433 release 21.12
4 - Updated r_api.c to prioritize ook demodulators - feature from rtl_433
5 - Created contrib directory for other device decoders to be merged into code base as part of the rtl_433 update process
6 - Bump library version to 0.0.3
7 - Tuned signal receiver logic and now throw away the first received byte. On testing this appears to dramatically reduce the number of unparsed signals.
8 - Fixed README feedback from @DigiH and updated the wording for 'PUBLISH_UNPARSED'. Also removed serial logging of unparsed messages unless 'PUBLISH_UNPARSED' is set
9 - Fixed gitignore so that the clone of rtl_433 is no longer part of the repository.
10 - Added new DEFINITION to enable rtl_433 verbose mode for a single device decoder. RTL_VERBOSE=##
* Support for BME280 Temperature Correction
The Spark Fun BME 280 library has support for Temperature correction, and this pull request implements the ability to apply a correction via a compiler directive ( BME280Correction ).
Northern Man