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- ** Make sure you have HAP-NodeJS installed on your Pi and have the Arduino IDE set up for ESP on your computer. **
REQUIRED - HAP-NodeJS installation: • TUTORIAL: HAP-NodeJS (...
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Hey @QuickPi . A video about an integration of a non-addressable RGB Strip in HomeKit would be awesome :)
Is there a way to determine is an Arduino client/accessory is even engaging with homebridge properly. My client is failing to connect (MQTT), let alone send/receive. Homebridge is running well and I have other non-Apple accessories working with their respective plug-ins just fine. Low level, raw homebridge logs?
Can you make a video on controlling a light using esp8266 and a relay using mqtt and homebridge or openhab?
Just use this one,, works like a charm : github.com/Tommrodrigues/homebridge-nodemcu-relay
I've only just completed almost the same project for myself, I had an issue with the PIR 5v and the 3.3v esp, I ended up not using the 5v pin and instead wired 3.3v esp to the PIR 'H' pin, has worked perfectly for a few weeks now.
+Mick Sly awesome!
I should also say that your tuts especially on Homekit/ESP/Sonoff/Rpi are among the easiest to follow and have gotten me well on the way to having a much smarter house!
My next tasks are to create a ESP door lock and automatic blinds, because of the mix of code and custom hardware I think a tut would be difficult to create, as a thought what would be great to watch is something that details how the _accessory.js file interacts with both Homekit and MQTT (when I created mine I really stumbled through it) and replacing specfic strings can change the type of device shown in HomeKit. if that make sense?
how can you add a second esp8266 with another PIR?
Hi QuickPi,
I always watch your videos and ordered a few esp`s now. But how do I implement more than one sketch on the esp? For example: I would like to run an dht11 and an Pir on the same esp? Is that possible?
Best regards
Leo
YES!
Please do a video on how to do this with a DS18b20 or something like it!
HI, Great tutorial. Mu esp8266ex does nnot show the right mesages in the serial monitor. Even though the firmware seems to work, all I can see are strange characters in the monitor. Nothing that can be read.
I did it, everything went well. Now I have a question, is there a setup in homekit to make the lamp stay on for 10 minutes after detecting a move? The way it is is not functional because the light goes on and off.
Great Work!!!
But my question is...
this Automation manage in only iOS11?
I think iOS10 not able to manage this type automation for motion sensor
Great tutorial as usual could the pir sensor be replaced with a mq-2 smoke sensor to make a smoke detector using this setup.
Hello, very good. Please, do you have information how can I connect the raspberry with the WF121 ? maybe one forum could help me very much, thank and have a nice day
Can i connect multiple esp8266 devices and find out which sensor got triggered? I tried with one sensors and works alright. But i need to have this for 3 or more. Please guide me
Great video, thank you!! When I sudo node BridgedCore.js I successful get the «HAP-NodeJS starting...», although I never have the line that says «Parsing accessory:», what did I do wrong?
Hi QuickPi, i also want to add this to my Tasmota Sonoff ESP. Is it possible?
Hi, my sesor gets trigered with no motion, it seems to me that every time it review MQTT connection it send a + message
What should I add, if I have MQTT server password and username enabled? I think on the Arduino sketch.
Can you explain the proces with a atom
Tank
I hope that you answer
I Want to ask you a tutorial to integrate a Wall switch whit homekit
Thank you very mutch
Has anyone had success with this using a WEMOS D1 Mini? I've tried it using 5v, 3.3v different pins and every time it only works for 3-5mins then stops working. Any help would be appreciated!
Hi did you ever find a solution I seem to be getting the same problem.
Hello, I have already done your LIght tutorial and it's working great, thx! But today I have set up motion sensor and I have only iPhone and Mac so I cannot use Automation option in my HomeKit app. Do you know how enable this option without buying iPad or Apple TV? Setting up on Raspberry or something? THX
+tedy no unfortunately not, you need an iPad or Apple TV for the automations to work. You could create a python script that monitors the motion sensor’s MQTT messages and automates the lights by running the python script
how to control led strip with esp8266 and homekit
More videos, pleaaaaaase!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Preciso de ajuda como crio outros arquivos de acessórios, e como integro outros sensores,.
Can you make a video and explain about the security pros and cons of make these HomeKit devices yourself?
I would like to try it, but I have concerns over the security of my iCloud and home network. Thanks 🙏
+Tomer Matmon these HomeKit devices are just like regular HomeKit devices. They bind their pairing to one device. They are isolated to your home network and your iCloud. I use all onboard programs and services in my videos to avoid cloud reliability. It’s pretty secure as HomeKit also uses a lot of encryption. iCloud doesn’t get affected at all from a security standpoint due to the fact Apple isolates these devices from the rest of your account. They are limited in terms of permissions on your iPhone/iPad/iCloud account. You should be safe using these and they are unhackable unless your home network itself is insecure.
Thanks for explaining this! could you do a video on AC (on/off, timer and temperature management) and electric boiler (on/off and timers) HomeKit devices?
GPIO5 = D1 port on nodemcu?
Another great video from you, Could you please advise if we can add more modules like door sensor to esp8266 and add accessory in the accessory folder?
+vijaydembla yes you can add anything you want to the accessories folder
QuickPi could you please share the esp8266 scripts for multiple modules. Thanks
Thanks again for all of your tutorials,
Is it in your plans a door sensor ESP8622 or Fire Sensor ?
Cordially
+Face Baby yes I am planning one
QuickPi Thanks
Great tutorial thanks !
+fieberification no problem
How do you wire the esp8266 into the arduinio so that you can actually upload the code from your computer?
Esp8266 is a type of arduino
Hi Quickpi, Most of the things in my home are now set up after following your videos. You have done an amazing job and i would love to see more from you.
I followed this one, however the motion sensor is following a pattern of on and off regardless of any motion. Is it something i did wrong?
I would request you to look for adding more modules to one Esp like door sensor, motion sensor and relay switch etc.
Thanks again
Which PIR sensor are you using? Some PIR sensors do this if they do not have a proper 5V input
Hi quickpi, Thanks for your quick response, i'll double check the power input, but the model is same as shown in your video, i ordered exactly those when i wanted those.
Also, any idea about adding multiple modules to single ESP, does it work?
It technically should. However, it’ll be hard to detect with PIR sensor is triggered if you connect multiple sensors to the same ESP
good job
Do all ESPs need a Raspberry Pi (or equivalent) running homebridge in order to connect to Homekit?
One raspberry pi is enough for all the ESPs
@@QuickPie I saw a video where the Homekit API is running natively on an ESP-01 without the need for a homebridge. watch?v=b5VU_UWzeNI
Actually, it was just posted a few days ago. Not a very entertaining video, but I was able to get it to work on my ESP-01.
Am working on a video regarding this
Hi, after config, you must leave the RPi or just use the wifi and the PIR module?
Both devices need to be active in order for the system to work.
Hi, I was thinking if it were possible to connect a HC-SR501 directly on a sonoff using a tasmota firmware. Great Job man, my home is now a futuristic one. Regards
Yes it is possible, but will have to look into the code
Sounds good, let me know if you need help or others suggestions. Thank you man for your beautiful work!
How can I add a second ESP to the MQTT broker?
Change the name of the device. You can add as many devises as you want
Is it possible to do using the same sonoff that has the tasmota?
I am working on this. On the list
I'm getting a Attempting MQTT connection...failed, rc=-2 try again in 5 seconds error, have any idea why this is going on? Have fresh installed HAP-NodeJS from your other video, and this fresh as well
Same with me. Unable to find any solution.
+Anurag Vasanwala check your raspberry pi MQTT server IP. Also check if you installed mosquitto
+Anurag Vasanwala the script should have auto-installed, but check again.
sudo mosquitto -d
Thanks for the quick response :)
I tried so many times but the problem persists.
MQTT is also installed. I followed this tutorial (learn.adafruit.com/diy-esp8266-home-security-with-lua-and-mqtt/configuring-mqtt-on-the-raspberry-pi) to install MQTT.
I tried to follow tutorial with latest Raspbian OS "STRETCH" and also with old "Jessie" but with no luck.
+Anurag Vasanwala check your topics for MQTT
It worked, though, my Nodemcu fried after some time in operation. Do I need to use a resistor? What could have happened?
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Thank you for all of your good Tutorial's @QuickPi
Can someone help me?
Problem:
The ESP8266 send "Message Published: True"
but in my Home App from IOS 11 the Motion Sensor is all the Time triggerd
if i disconect the ESP8266 with the Motion Sensor the Motion Sensor is still triggerd
check your motion sensor, try using different jumper cables or use a different pin altogether. I have seen this issue on a few different occurances with numerous ESP models
Thanks for your Answer. I got a WEMOS D1 mini with a HC-SR501 and i use on JP1 the D1 (GPI05 - in the software pirPin 14) and von JP2 +3,3V + JP1 GND
wiki.wemos.cc/_media/products:d1:mini_new_v2_2_0.pdf
I try:
1. New Install of the rasberry pi with your guides
2. i tested with a new HC-SR501 and new jumper calbes
3. Change the pirPin to 13
I try to use +5V for the HC-SR501 and that didnt change anything.
BTW: Your Picture from the wiring for the HC-SR501 is wrong. Pin 1 (on the Side with the Jumper) this is the Ground.
How can i install this plugin ?
New Testing:
1. Server reboot without "sudo sh /start"
2. HomeKit App lose connetion to my GPIO Pin Motion Sensor and my Wlan Motion Sensor
3. sudo sh /start (without the ESP8266 - not connecet with the USB cable)
4. In my HomeKit App both Motion Sensor are in the resting stage and the GPIO Sensor worked well
5. Connect and new flashed from the ESP8266 without connected Motion Sensor
6. After "Message Published: True" the Wlan Motion Sensor triggered without the Motion Sensor on it
7. After Unplug ESP8266 the Wlan Motion Sensor in my HomeKit App is triggered always until i reboot the rasberry pi
btw: your srcipt is maybe wrong - i needed to install the MQTT with "sudo apt-get install mosquitto" manual
@QuickPi Happy new year - can you help me ?
Hi QuickPi! Thanks for all you help so far, I've gotten further than ever with HAP Node all because of you.
I'm hitting a wall though, on my ESP your code runs fine but when reviewing it in the serial monitor, I get assigned an IP but the ESP won't connect to the MQTT broker, posting the following message every 5 seconds.
Attempting MQTT connection...failed, rc=-2 try again in 5 seconds
After a bit of Googling it appears my MQTT broker is not runner or not connecting properly with HAP Node.
I'm so close, please help.
Follow this to manually install mosquitto:
iotbytes.wordpress.com/mosquitto-mqtt-broker-on-raspberry-pi/
This should solve your issues.
Awesome! That's got the ESP talking.
New problem, the serial monitor only publishes TRUE.
I cycle the ESP, it boots, connects, reports TRUE for 13 lines.
Reports False, followed by 6 zeros(0), then reports one(1) and finally repeating TRUE.
I'm in the process of testing different pins and different PIR sensors but any advice would be throughly appreciated. *Also a similar series of events happens with lowPower set to true.
I’ve had this issue. The solution has been wiring the PIR differently. Most of the Chinese PIR expect 5V input.
Here’s what I used to fix the issue: randomnerdtutorials.com/modifying-cheap-pir-motion-sensor-to-work-at-3-3v/
Right.
Magnitude of errors on my part. Cheap breadboard power is cheap, no where near the voltage on the selector, that's number one.
Number two is one I did not see coming. I am using the Wemos board with built in usb to serial and a nice header set. When connected to a PC I guess there is some kind of handshake which changes the function of the board. Once connected some digital pins were generating a voltage, (guess which pin I had selected!) this was causing the TRUE reading, it would never see a lower voltage. Plugged into USB power outlet and bingo! working just as your video says it would.
Thanks again QuickPi, you've helped immensely. Keep the HomeKit videos coming.
Awesome glad to hear that, enjoy the new setup :)
im using a D1 mini, but after uploading, the esp is just sending nonsense like this: ⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮bK⸮f⸮⸮,⸮dh⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮dh/+⸮p`j⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮⸮`K⸮d⸮+
this is continuing.
in the homekit app, the sensor is showed triggering every few seconds in the same interval.
Can somebody tell me wtf is going on ?!
Check your console speed. Also check your wiring.
console speed was too low... thanks.. didnt thaought about that...
i checked the wiring. everything should be connected right.
this is now the output of the monitor:
Ready
IP address: 192.168.2.113
0
1
Attempting MQTT connection...connected
Message Published: TRUE
Message Published: TRUE
Message Published: TRUE
Message Published: FALSE
0
0
0
0
1
Message Published: TRUE
Message Published: TRUE
Message Published: TRUE
Message Published: FALSE
0
and so on...
Change the sensitivity of your PIR sensor
unfortunately i cant find an area for a setting where it works properly. its always triggering, even if the sensor is in a box. i can either highest or lowest sensitivity is making no difference. only the time the sensor stays triggered if noticeable.
already went through your code, but couldnt find any complications.
also i testet with 3 different sensors
do it with openhab2
Thank
THANKS for the tutorial.. I just don't know how to connect the ESP8266 with my PC..
which ESP8266 do you have? It depends on which one you have
ESP-07 ESP8266.. same one you are using in this tutorial..
+Aziz Bayouni do you have a serial device?
Hi, what ip address in MQTT_server IP ????
Thank
+Marco Greco the IP address of your raspberry pi
Can you make video using windows
It should relatively be the same process on windows as well.
More videos...
My version is working directly with HomeKit without homebridge😊 check it out: github.com/HomeKidd