Closed jasonblewis closed 3 years ago
I've been working on driving the IoTuz board using ESPHome.
here is my esphome config in case anyone else wants to have a go.
most peripherals are supported in esphome I believe.
esphome: name: iotuz platform: ESP32 #board: nodemcu-32s board: esp32dev platformio_options: # upload_speed: 115200 # upload_speed: 256000 # upload_speed: 512000 upload_speed: 921600 wifi: networks: - ssid: !secret homen_ssid password: !secret homen_psk priority: 80 - ssid: !secret home_ssid password: !secret home_psk priority: 90 - ssid: !secret work_ssid password: !secret work_psk priority: 100 # # Enable fallback hotspot (captive portal) in case wifi connection fails # ap: # ssid: "Iotuz Fallback Hotspot" # password: !secret fallback_pw # Enable Home Assistant API api: password: !secret ha_api_pw ota: password: !secret ota_pw # captive_portal: # Enable logging logger: level: DEBUG light: - platform: neopixelbus type: RGB pin: GPIO23 num_leds: 2 name: "NeoPixel Light" i2c: sda: 21 scl: 22 scan: True id: bus_a sensor: - platform: bme280 temperature: name: "BME280 Temperature" oversampling: 16x pressure: name: "BME280 Pressure" humidity: name: "BME280 Humidity" address: 0x77 update_interval: 60s - platform: rotary_encoder name: "Rotary Encoder" pin_a: 15 pin_b: 36 # - platform: adc # pin: 39 # name: "analogue joystick X" # update_interval: 500ms # attenuation: 11db # - platform: adc # pin: 34 # name: "analogue joystick Y" # update_interval: 500ms # attenuation: 11db # # - platform: adc # # pin: 2 # # name: "Battery Level" # # update_interval: 60s # # attenuation: 11db # Example configuration entry pcf8574: - id: 'pcf8574_hub' address: 0x20 pcf8575: False # Individual outputs binary_sensor: - platform: gpio name: "Joystic Button" pin: number: 0 mode: INPUT inverted: True - platform: gpio name: "Button A" pin: pcf8574: pcf8574_hub # Use pin number 0 number: 1 # One of INPUT, INPUT_PULLUP or OUTPUT mode: INPUT inverted: True on_release: then: - switch.toggle: lcd_backlight - platform: gpio name: "Button B" pin: pcf8574: pcf8574_hub # Use pin number 0 number: 2 # One of INPUT, INPUT_PULLUP or OUTPUT mode: INPUT inverted: True - platform: gpio name: "Encoder Button" pin: pcf8574: pcf8574_hub number: 3 # One of INPUT, INPUT_PULLUP or OUTPUT mode: INPUT inverted: True # remote_transmitter: # pin: 26 # carrier_duty_percent: 50% # # Individual switches switch: # - platform: template # name: Panasonic TV Off # turn_on_action: # remote_transmitter.transmit_panasonic: # address: 16388 # command: 16825533 - platform: gpio name: "LCD Backlight" id: lcd_backlight pin: pcf8574: pcf8574_hub # Use pin number 0 number: 7 # One of INPUT, INPUT_PULLUP or OUTPUT mode: OUTPUT inverted: True restore_mode: ALWAYS_ON # remote_receiver: # pin: 35 # dump: all # # Example configuration entry spi: clk_pin: GPIO14 mosi_pin: GPIO13 miso_pin: GPIO12 font: - file: "fonts/slkscr.ttf" id: my_font size: 20 color: - id: my_red red: 100% green: 20% blue: 25% white: 0% # # Example minimal configuration entry display: - platform: ili9341 model: TFT 2.4 cs_pin: 19 dc_pin: 4 led_pin: 32 ### see note below ### reset_pin: 32 rotation: 270 lambda: |- it.fill(Color::BLACK); it.print(0, 0, id(my_font), id(my_red), TextAlign::TOP_LEFT, "Hello World!");
I've been working on driving the IoTuz board using ESPHome.
here is my esphome config in case anyone else wants to have a go.
most peripherals are supported in esphome I believe.