Is there a need for the OpenTherm integration?

[yury-sannikov]

Hi here. I made an OpenTherm integration for my home project. I can be used with https://github.com/jpraus/arduino-opentherm or http://ihormelnyk.com/opentherm_adapter boards, but not with OTG.

Is there any interest in such integration so I invest some time to prepare a PR against the tasmota repo?

https://github.com/yury-sannikov/Sonoff-Tasmota-Dimmer/blob/8.2.0_local_ot/tasmota/xsns_85_opentherm.ino https://github.com/yury-sannikov/Sonoff-Tasmota-Dimmer/blob/8.2.0_local_ot/tasmota/xsns_85_opentherm_protocol.ino

Also, have HomeAssistant complimentary component https://github.com/yury-sannikov/ha-mqtt-water-heater to wire it up if someone needed.

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[nonyhaha]

What, really? Nobody replied? Please, at least make a clearer instructiuon on how to setup everything :) I see on this page https://tasmota.github.io/docs/OpenTherm/ that we need to add a line to a specific file and compile our own firmware. Also, there is something mentioned about gpio0, but I do not understand what it means by "The integration attaches ISR to the RX GPIO to avoid pooling. That GPIO should support interrupts. Please consider this while working on the schematics."

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