I think I read somewhere that codebender will support the ESP soon. But still you're right, we'll need to update the library over at codebender once the next version is released.
I would have hoped to have a more standard library structure by then also... so we can have it in the new Arduino IDE library manager as well.
@NeverDie
I clean my solar lights with:
Cloth (2 pcs)
Sponge
Dish soap (a few drops)
Regular 3% hydrogen peroxide (1 gallon)
Oxy laundry booster (1/4 teaspoon)
Bowl of water
Another bowl for the peroxide or the same bowl without the water
Rubber gloves (1 pair)
UV light or sunlight
Paper towels
Plastic wrap (optional)
Tape (optional)
Like other lamp owners, I don't clean them as often, but at least twice a year. I want my solar lights to be perfect every time I use them.
I am testing a node with a DigiPyro, PYD 1598 motion detector. It is advertised to be low power and runs from 1.8 to 3.6 volts, so should run well with a coin cell. They have to be programmed with several options and I have not found a lot of documentation. I went with what seemed like the most sensitive choices and it seems to work so far. More research needed . ...
https://www.excelitas.com/product/pyd-1588-pyd-1598-low-power-digipyros
I bought a couple of these from DigiKey for around $4 each. Now they are more than $12 each and there is no stock. So, these may not be as good a choice as they seemed at first. We'll see . ...
Looks the same to me (5V, only 4 relays) except this is controlled by some app over wifi.
Honestly I am not a person that can give you 100% working solution. Only ideas. I am a beginner myself.
If I were you I would buy the dispenser, create the extension cord, measure with multi-meter what is happening over the wires when you press individual buttons and try to simulate this. I think if you manage to simulate it manually then you will be able to build some more sophisticated remote control. (The last module you linked would be cool that you could dispense it using voice command. Like "Alexa, rum please! :)" )
And seriously what is with the joystick?
@Motorhomer I’m none pert but I think replacing the resistor will work. You’ll just need to adjust the values, either manually or by following the calibration calculations in the INA219 library.
You’ll be limited to 75/350= about 20% of the resolution, but depending on your use case that might not be a problem. If it is, maybe you can get a 5x smaller resistor?
@Daniel-RUIZ9
I may have found a solution to my problem, I have to test a few days to be sure.
Hard my domoticz installation I have two raspberry one in server the second in client.
The raspberry server is connected to the USB gateway and on the second I have configured the ethernet gateway.
I keep you informed if I still have crashes.
