Mein Kumpel half mir @apollon77's script via MQTT auf Home Assistant zu portieren. Falls interessiert, findet Ihr den Source Code hier: https://github.com/cellerich/ph803w_2_mqtt
Danke für Eure Arbeit!
Mein Kumpel half mir @apollon77's script via MQTT auf Home Assistant zu portieren. Falls interessiert, findet Ihr den Source Code hier: https://github.com/cellerich/ph803w_2_mqtt
Danke für Eure Arbeit!
Ich habs endlich geschafft die Werte in mein Home Assistant zu bringen inkl. Grafik und geschätzer FC Kalkulation!
Lieben Dank für Eure Arbeit!
So habs endlich auch geschafft das Ding auf einem alten Raspi zu installieren! Cool vielen lieben Dank für all die Arbeit!
@apollon77 würde mich da gerne auch als Tester zur Verfügung stellen... Wie installiere ich das am besten? Ich laufe auf Home Assistant, nicht iobroker leider. Soll ich iobroker auf einem separaten Raspi installieren oder gibt es da einfachere Lösungen, zb Virtual Machine auf Win8 oder sowas? Lieben Dank
@anti Tasmota is an awesome open-source firmware for all kinds of ESP8266 devices to connect them via MQTT to automation systems such as Home Assistant and others. Have a look here: https://tasmota.github.io/docs/
I virtually loaded it on about 60 devices so far, but try are Sonoff and Shelly switches and I'm not sure how the PH-803W would handle it.
I'm just adding this as another alternative to the paths you guys are already following. I'm not saying it's better or worse. If you guys find a fairly simple way to send the PH-803W data to MQTT, I'm all for it!
@anti you mean load something like Tasmota on the existing ESP? I have a lot of Sonoff switches which I "tasmotized", so I know how that works, but I'm not sure if the PH-803W would be compatible?
Hi yall, my first post so be gentle...
I connected the TX/RX inside the PH-803W with my UART to see what is shown there:
Seems it sends the same binary data that Anti was able to reroute to his MQTT? While my router has the NAT functionality, I unfortunately cannot define virtual IP addresses, so that route is not viable for me and probably most here. But if we can make sense of the TX/RX Data, we could potentially add another ESP on this port and let it send the data to where we want it to be sent?
Hope this makes sense and is helpful for the discussuion, Cheers