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Yes Sir. I was just educated on this topic of Version numbers. Will study up, release a new beta and let you know. No more vacay!

Is it working?

Hello @EWhite, Alright, version 0.0.12 is in the Beta Store, or you can go to: https://github.com/Trilife/udi-mqtt-pg3x.git To download it. Let me know, if this works and any other improvements you would like to see. Cheers.

Good morning. I got that modified, but am struggling with git🫣. Should be resolved today... I'll shoot you a mail, when it's done...

Yup, haven't forgotten about you and another user has run into the same issue. Unfortunately, I'll be tied up for a few more days. It's tax season in Colombia... Sorry about that

A thumbs up 👍 from me on that one. I'd much prefer metric as well. Thanks

Glad we got that cleared. Thanks for the explanation. You have some very happy chickens. If you don't hear from me by 15. Aug, I hereby grant you permission to bug me! Cheers

Good Catch @EWhite, I'll fix that when I get back home. It'll be a couple of weeks. As for the MqttCount, that comes from the way you configured the WeMos. Somehow it thinks you want it to act like a temp/humidity sensor, not just an ADC... You need to check with Tasmota. They have a pretty good user group on TasmotaUsers • sonoffusers@googlegroups.com Cheers

Greetings; Experimenting with different developer setups. I understand that eISY can be used as a desktop PC with XFCE on FreeBSD. That would require an additional monitor or two and a keyboard/mouse combo (or a KVM). I'm wondering, if one can also use a remote desktop, like I use VNC to access my Raspberry Pi, or maybe even the Windows Remote Desktop to get to XFCE. If so, can someone point me in the right direction please, in terms of what is recommended (VNC, Team Viewer, Windows Remote Desktop etc.) and maybe some install instructions? Cheers.

Thanks @Michel Kohanim, We have yet to see, if it works on other set ups. Eagerly looking forward to feedback. The hardest part was dealing with Git! Thanks to @bpwwer and @bmercier for their infinite patience.

Hello @EWhite; I put a Beta version of MQTT on the Non-Production Store (Beta-Store), which will give you Range etc and also has a dimmer function. It should be the second 0.0.11 in there (sorry) If you can't access that store, have a look at https://github.com/Trilife/udi-mqtt-pg3x This should get you going, provided you have a pure Analog set up. The reason I am saying this, is because you seem to have 3 MqttCounts in your set up: which produces additional data like AM2301: I tested the stet up on my Wemos D1, which only gives you one analog output: 17:41:06.501 MQT: tele/Creek/SENSOR = {"Time":"2023-07-26T17:41:06","ANALOG":{"Range":7}} Beware, as of now it only displays what it finds in RANGE, , TEMPERATURE, ILLUMINANCE, pH, and MQX. No units! Please let me know, if this works or not. Any and all feedback is welcome. This is my first node server (more of a modification, really). I'll be gone on vacation for a couple of weeks, so no updates until then. Cheers;

Good morning @EWhite I was able to replicate your findings on my local Wemos. Still would be good to get these answers. Here are my STATE and SENSOR outputs: 16:05:26.370 MQT: tele/Creek/STATE = {"Time":"2023-07-19T16:05:26","Uptime":"0T00:00:09","UptimeSec":9,"Heap":27,"SleepMode":"Dynamic","Sleep":50,"LoadAvg":19,"MqttCount":1,"POWER":"OFF","Wifi":XXXX} 16:05:26.435 MQT: tele/Creek/SENSOR = {"Time":"2023-07-19T16:05:26","ANALOG":{"Range":8}} note MqttCount: 1 in STATE and only Range in SENSOR...

Which template are you using for your WeMos D1? Do you need all the environmental data T/H/dew etc, or are you after just the analog input?

Hi @EWhite, So, if you look at this link, https://tasmota.github.io/docs/ADC/ You can set the output format you want. Select the "Range" option and stat/topic/Analog will give you the reading formatted that way. The MQTT NS will read it as per normal... No mods required. In configuring your MQTT devlist, All you need to do is change your cmd_topic to cmnd/topic/RANGE and status_topic to stat/topic/range. Or do it in the devfile, which I find a lot easier to write... If that doesn't work, let me know, I'll run some tests.

@EWhiteI see in your first post that you use a WeMos D1 EX... Not sure about the EX though. Please send me a link. I got the WeMos D1 mini running just fine ... Are you trying to monitor the WeMos supply voltage or an external battery?

Hi @EWhite, I'm just starting into adding to the MQTT Node Server with dimmer functionality. I'm a newbie, but have it almost working. I also have a need for analog, but am fine with it's current set up... If you specify exactly what you need (start with which device you are using!), and don't mind waiting until I figure things out... I'll be glad to help.

Greetings; I just set up my developer box eISY. If I understand the manual correctly, there is only one place where UserID/PW is set these days and that is in File/Set UserID/Admin Password. I did that. And kPG3x indeed accepted the user/pw assignment. 1. Question: But trying to SSH into the eISY I still have to enter admin/admin. Sudo commands also ask for "admin" as a password. And looking in /etc/passwd only shows "admin" (among a gazillion other items), not the user I assigned for Admin user in the admin console. Did I misunderstand something? If so, do I follow standard linux procedure to change the default password for SSH? 2. Question: Is there a particular reason that the admin console only lists "Admin User", "User 1", "User 2", etc, instead of actually listing the assigned user names? How do you keep track which User # has been assigned already, and which is available? 3. Question: How do you delete a user? Thanks

Hello @bpwwer, Thanks for your patience. For my current project, two values are of interest, in order of importance: 1. 'rainfall_last_60_min': 0, 2. 'rain_rate_hi_last_15_min': 0, Reason being if that number is high, I'm likely going to get turbid water in my creek and can open or close the sluice accordingly. For a pending project, the other two pieces of data would be: solar_rad: No huge hurry either. Unlike @Ross it pours constantly here, but my lake always ends up clear once the deluge slows down. Cheers;

Thanks Bob, Let me analyze that and give you the most useful values for what I'm trying to accomplish. Please give me a few days. Appreciate the help.

The Big Man has spoken I'll be asking for guidance on the developer forum/Slack. A lot!!! of guidance

Hello @bpwwer; Were you able to have a look at the log you asked me to send you to see, if those additional values can be made available? Cheers.

Greetings; Just got myself a brand new Asus Z790i with an Intel 13900k. Total screamer! What better thing to do than to try out the Wake-on-LAN NS. Watched the youtube video on how to enable WoL and executed the steps in the BIOS and disabled fast start... (https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1045950/#1) It is talking to my rig (and to my older Z170i as well), but only to wake them from being asleep, not to wake them from power off. Both are on wired ethernet. Both have their little lights blinking even when the computer is off, indicating that the NIC is on and listening. I did also download a little WoL app for my Google Pixel. And it does wake them up... A first question: does the NS actually send what they call a "magic packet"? I tried both settings with and without the magic packed enabled. No dice... Thanks for your input

Yup, that did it. And yes, all was working fine and accessible via admin console. I did notice that the browser kept saying "waiting for <IP address:3000>... Thanks @Techman

[SOLVED] It required a power cycle... It's back up again...

Greetings; I just painstakingly flashed a Dimmer Module (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WRJWD28/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) with Tasmota (https://templates.blakadder.com/rjwf-02a.html). What a PITA with this one! Just to find out that the MQTT node server doesn't support dimmers 😵‍💫. @xKing or @Screw Loose Dan, any chance of adding this as an option? Alternatively, helping me cut my developer teeth and coach me through doing it myself (I'm warning you, this would likely be muuuuch more painful than just adding it yourselves, but you would help me tremendously). Cheers