Open QBANIN opened 11 months ago
The resistor value is ok. Are you sure, that your esp8266 is running at 160MHz? This most likely the reason. If it is not running at full speed it misses the time frame to send the key press.
Which implementation are you using? https://github.com/UlrichMai/MaiPureSpaController is not very stable, and I am not using it anymore. Did you consider using https://github.com/UlrichMai/diyscip/tree/support-homekit ? I ported the code to esphome, because I use homeassistant since 2 years now.
The resistor value is ok. Are you sure, that your esp8266 is running at 160MHz? This most likely the reason. If it is not running at full speed it misses the time frame to send the key press.
Which implementation are you using? https://github.com/UlrichMai/MaiPureSpaController is not very stable, and I am not using it anymore. Did you consider using https://github.com/UlrichMai/diyscip/tree/support-homekit ? I ported the code to esphome, because I use homeassistant since 2 years now.
I'm using this implementation https://github.com/UlrichMai/MaiPureSpaController flashed over Wemos D1 Mini (not sure what's the cpu speed (?) ) Will the https://github.com/UlrichMai/diyscip/tree/support-homekit solve my issue or there's something else to check?
EDIT: Ok, found the option inside Arduino IDE. It's runnin @ 160MHz
EDIT2: It works now after re-selecting 160MHz option and reflashing.
BTW. Could you share your ESPhome code?
Hi, I've tried to implement your project and everything seems to work (wifi, mqtt, reading values from jacuzzi) but sending buttons events doesn't, no reaction on the jacuzzi panel. The only difference between schematics and my work is that R1 resistor in my case has 977 Ohm (1k 5%). Does it matter?