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sonoff [23.01.2018 22:25] – [Making the installation permanent] Pascal Sutersonoff [09.02.2018 08:19] – [alternative firmware] Pascal Suter
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 ===== alternative firmware ===== ===== alternative firmware =====
   * [[https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota|Tasmota]]   * [[https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota|Tasmota]]
-    * works also on some other ESP based devices+    * works also on lots of ESP based devices and can be easily adopted to support even more. for example [[MagicHome|MagicHome RGB LED Controllers]]
     * provides control via serial / web / MQTT     * provides control via serial / web / MQTT
 ===== What I intend to do with it ===== ===== What I intend to do with it =====
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 Debug Port: "Disabled" Debug Port: "Disabled"
 Debug Level: "None" Debug Level: "None"
-LwIP Variant: "v2 Prebuilt (MSS=536)"+LwIP Variant: "v1.4 Prebuilt" <<<<!!!
 Reset Method: "ck" Reset Method: "ck"
 Crystal Frequency: "26 MHz" Crystal Frequency: "26 MHz"
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 Now that we got both our devices connected to the MQTT Broaker it is time to set up a Rules engine, to conenct the two together :)  Now that we got both our devices connected to the MQTT Broaker it is time to set up a Rules engine, to conenct the two together :) 
  
-[[https://nodered.org|Node-Red]] looks like a very capable and interesting Rules engine. I have also spotted another interesting open source project called [[https://thingsboard.io/]] which seems to be interesting for monitoring stuff. not in my focus right now, but worth a mention in order to investigate it later some day :) +[[node-red]] looks like a very capable and interesting Rules engine. I have also spotted another interesting open source project called [[https://thingsboard.io/]] which seems to be interesting for monitoring stuff. not in my focus right now, but worth a mention in order to investigate it later some day :) 
  
 installation is again very easy through npm:  installation is again very easy through npm: 
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 ===== Future projects ===== ===== Future projects =====
 eventually I'd like to write a script that uses the [[https://github.com/plan44/vdcd|plan44 vdcd]] external device API to integrate a sonoff device into a digitalSTROM setup as an emulated digitalstorm device. this will overcome the lag that is generated by querying the Web-API. we could then also create a dummy light bulb which will just publish its state to MQTT. by assigning it a different value for all of the scenes it is in, we can pass the room-state to MQTT with almost no lag. This will enable other devices like the sonoff to react immediately and not just during the next poll-interval.  eventually I'd like to write a script that uses the [[https://github.com/plan44/vdcd|plan44 vdcd]] external device API to integrate a sonoff device into a digitalSTROM setup as an emulated digitalstorm device. this will overcome the lag that is generated by querying the Web-API. we could then also create a dummy light bulb which will just publish its state to MQTT. by assigning it a different value for all of the scenes it is in, we can pass the room-state to MQTT with almost no lag. This will enable other devices like the sonoff to react immediately and not just during the next poll-interval. 
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 +see my progress on that at [[MQTT for digitalSTROM]]
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