Open sowbug opened 11 months ago
If it is rebooting normally I don't think it should be toggling the relay, so it might be crashing. I'd try using the -minimal.yaml config package. The issue might be something glitching with our new HLW component, so using minimal or lite will eliminate using that.
just change the packages line to add -minimal or -lite like so:
packages:
kauf.plf10: github://KaufHA/PLF10/kauf-plug-minimal.yaml
I'm willing to switch to -minimal. Alternatively, I'm willing to be the guinea pig to test the crash theory. If there are logs or other diagnostics I can provide the next time it unexpectedly toggles, let me know what you're looking for, and I'll stay on the regular build.
(For those playing along at home, I think HLW refers to HLW8012, which is a power-sensor hardware chip. I suspect that "new HLW component" means that someone, possibly Brian, rewrote the software component that supports the HLW8012.)
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If it is rebooting normally I don't think it should be toggling the relay, so it might be crashing. I'd try using the -minimal.yaml config package. The issue might be something glitching with our new HLW component, so using minimal or lite will eliminate using that.
just change the packages line to add -minimal or -lite like so:
packages: kauf.plf10: github://KaufHA/PLF10/kauf-plug-minimal.yaml
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Yea sorry I should have been more specific but you're right HLW and new HLW component is one written by me to replace the ESPHome default. For now run lite or minimal and let me know if you have the issue again.
I'm using a Kauf Plug as a power meter for my desk, which includes my computer. Twice in the past few months my power has suddenly glitched, computer restarts, chaos ensues, etc. Today I figured out that the Kauf plug was responsible. I think it lost its connection to the internet, and like any ESPHome device rebooted in the hopes of restoring the connection.
That's normally a great feature, but in this case it makes the plug a lot less useful for my intended purpose.
I see
reboot_timeout
in https://esphome.io/components/wifi, and I'm about to try it like so:Does this sound right? Is there anything else I can do to configure the plug to never, ever, ever turn off the outlet?