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General Performance is equal to my Sonoff_Basic. No glitches, no crashes. For me it's stable via USB-Power and 5-V-Power-Supply. I have tested so far: 1. Onboard LED's switch on and off as expected via LED* and LED*_INV. 2. The 2 USER_GPIO can read from an AM2320 as expected. BTW, RX and TX are probably printed on the PCB in an incorrect way, at least you must connect RX to RX and TX to TX with the USB-Serial-Adapter. Not tested: The Info for the PWM-GPIO-Connections are taken from the Internet, i.e. https://revspace.nl/H801. I ordered a RGB-Strip and will test ASAP.
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Nice, just let me know when you have finished testing succesfullu :-) |
This should be more logical. Beside that, I tested every PWM (via MQTT-commands) with a single white LED-strip and it is assigned correctly.
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Okay, I tested every PWM-Pin. The assignment ist correct and it is working as expected. I only could test with a white strip and as far as I understand, there is no functionality for RGB(W)-Strips in TASMOTA yet. |
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4.1.0 20170325 * Change static IP addresses in user_config.h from list (using commas) to string (using dots) * Unify display result of commands Modules, Module and Gpios * Rewrite Module selection web page to bring size down from 18651 to 4319 bytes (!) (#234, #240) * Add basic support for (Lixada) H801 RGBWW controller (#252) * Add command Prefix1 to Prefix3 to assign SUB_PREFIX, PUB_PREFIX and PUB_PREFIX2 respectively (#255) * Add static ip addresses to flash (#262) * Add commands IpAddress, Gateway, Subnetmask and DnsServer to select static ip addresses (#273)
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Hi,
just to report about the real test with a LED-RGB-Strip and the H801 (and mosquitto, homebridge and node-red on a Banana-Pi with Armbian):
1. The test with MQTT-Messages to cmnd/*/PWM3 - cmnd/*/PWM5 worked as expected and absolutely flawless.
2. Integration with HOMEBRIDGE:
First I tried to write a homebridge-plugin which resulted in several crashes and new installations of homebridge because of my very limited coding skills, so I abandoned this plan.
After that I tried out „homebridge-mqtt“ together with "node-red". That did the trick for me. The development was extremely forgiving, so even if it did not work at first hand, it never crashed anything or messed up the homebridge-installation. I highly recommend this, especially for hobby-coders.
At the moment I have a 99%-working RGB-Strip, that I can control with Siri, the Apple-HomeKit-App and Elgato Eve (even switching between the apps). According to articles like https://9to5mac.com/2017/03/31/homekit-wishlist/ <https://9to5mac.com/2017/03/31/homekit-wishlist/> this isn’t even the norm for commercial products. Very nice !!
If this solution will stay stable I will be really pleased. Thank You very much for Tasmota !!
If You like I can try to write an article for the wiki-page of your GIT-repository.
Best regards
Christian
… Am 22.03.2017 um 11:31 schrieb Theo Arends ***@***.***>:
Nice, just let me know when you have finished testing succesfullu :-)
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Glad it works! Yes please amend the HomeBridge wiki tab with your experience. |
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Okay, I started my documentation project but I feel the lack of experience :(
The workflow is not so easy to describe und I do not want to blow up your Wiki. Can I send You my first try as a personal message?
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Christian
… Am 01.04.2017 um 21:59 schrieb Theo Arends ***@***.***>:
Glad it works!
Yes please amend the HomeBridge wiki tab with your experience.
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@Staars Yes pleas do. |
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try mhtarends at gmail.com |
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What are the commands to change the color? |
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4.1.0 20170325 * Change static IP addresses in user_config.h from list (using commas) to string (using dots) * Unify display result of commands Modules, Module and Gpios * Rewrite Module selection web page to bring size down from 18651 to 4319 bytes (!) (arendst#234, arendst#240) * Add basic support for (Lixada) H801 RGBWW controller (arendst#252) * Add command Prefix1 to Prefix3 to assign SUB_PREFIX, PUB_PREFIX and PUB_PREFIX2 respectively (arendst#255) * Add static ip addresses to flash (arendst#262) * Add commands IpAddress, Gateway, Subnetmask and DnsServer to select static ip addresses (arendst#273)
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General Performance is equal to my Sonoff_Basic. No glitches, no crashes. For me it's stable via USB-Power and 5-V-Power-Supply.
I have tested so far:
Not tested:
The Info for the PWM-GPIO-Connections are taken from the Internet, i.e. https://revspace.nl/H801. I ordered a RGB-Strip and will test ASAP.