Closed coldfire84 closed 5 years ago
Using GPIO 0 is a bad idea. Try GPIO 3 or 1 instead. This setup is known to work https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota/wiki/BME280-Temperature,-Humidity-and-Pressure-Sensor-and-Sonoff-Basic-with-Tasmota
Using GPIO 0 is a bad idea. Try GPIO 3 or 1 instead.
OK, I can test that, I just followed the GPIO example I found in the wiki here
GPIO 0 can work... Just saw it is a NodeMcu better is you use GPIO 5 or 13
Changed as below, issue persists:
PIR hardware related than. Search in issues, there are many suggestions to solve....
PIR hardware related than. Search in issues, there are many suggestions to solve....
How do you figure that? The multi-sensor/ PIR works as expected when GPIO is initially configured. It just stops working when power is removed. I've also used the Bruh Automation code and it works without issue. I'd just much rather use Tasmota as-per the rest of the devices I have.
There are many different issues with PIR sensors. IF low and high levels are correct it will work fine. Why i can say this? I have PIR sensors installed and all work fine (yes, after a power cycle too).
Resolved, changed SwitchMode to 1.