😀 Hope you got some value from this and helped you with analyzing your WiFi! You can help me by sending me your ideas about sensors and controllers. Please remember: all the used IP addresses are fake or from my test network 😉.
Thanks for your response. Soon there will be a video where I connect this device on a clean Home Assistant version, including MQTT setup and dashboard creation.
@@DIY-Sensors Thanks, meanwhile i'm trying to get this up and running. Some of your other videos have already helped me further so I'm almost there . But when I compile the arduino code I get following error message error: 'ENC_TYPE_NONE' was not declared in this scope Serial.print(" Encryption: "); Serial.println((WiFi.encryptionType(i) == ENC_TYPE_NONE)?" ":"*");
This is an awesome SENSOR! How would I get the graphics that are on the display in to Home Assistant? I would like to have the graphics on a dashboard instead of the OLED display. THANK YOU
😀 Hope you got some value from this and helped you with analyzing your WiFi!
You can help me by sending me your ideas about sensors and controllers.
Please remember: all the used IP addresses are fake or from my test network 😉.
looks goods for more experienced person, but i'm missing some details on the MQTT setup and connections
Thanks for your response. Soon there will be a video where I connect this device on a clean Home Assistant version, including MQTT setup and dashboard creation.
@@DIY-Sensors Thanks, meanwhile i'm trying to get this up and running. Some of your other videos have already helped me further so I'm almost there . But when I compile the arduino code I get following error message error: 'ENC_TYPE_NONE' was not declared in this scope
Serial.print(" Encryption: "); Serial.println((WiFi.encryptionType(i) == ENC_TYPE_NONE)?" ":"*");
Note that I'm using an ESP32 board instead of 8266 or D1 mini
for the time being I have disabled this line so i was able to compile and test.
Hello congratulations for the video and cheers from Brazil
Could you show the physical part how it was?
Can I do the same with a normal ESP32?
Yes, you can also use a ESP32, only the library for the wifi (ESP8266WiFi.h) has to be replaced for WiFi.h.
This is an awesome SENSOR! How would I get the graphics that are on the display in to Home Assistant? I would like to have the graphics on a dashboard instead of the OLED display. THANK YOU
Thanks for your response. I will make a video for the graphics on the dashboard (for you).