Need more assistance

[madebywitteveen]

Hi Koen,

Can you help me out please? Created this folder config/esphome/common containing 4 yaml files: base, aqi, bme280 & mh-z19b. in the yaml config for the ESP8266 the packages not used are # (out). still getting al kinds of errors but can't find the issue. When trying to transfer the configuration to the ESP: _Couldn't find ID 'pm2_5value' _Couldn't find ID 'pm10value' _Couldn't find ID 'show_calibrating'. Please check you have defined an ID with that name in your configuration. These IDs look similar: "co2_calibrate", "co2calibrated"

I'm using the d1_mini wemos.

and more of those like that,

can you give me a hint please ?

thanks

H

[koenvervloesem]

It's best to copy all YAML files from the common directory. For instance, the errors about the pm values are because these are defined in the sds011.yaml file.

[madebywitteveen]

Thanks Koen, that helped. It is working (I think ) set it to calibrate, see what happens tomorrow What is the calibration time roughly ? best regards, H

[koenvervloesem]

Calibration is done for 20 minutes: https://github.com/koenvervloesem/ESPHome-Air-Quality-Monitor/blob/acff085bf7ee94120aadeeb3bae73f3d337e15e5/common/mh-z19b.yaml#L74

[madebywitteveen]

Hi Koen, Can't get it working; The code reverts back to different yaml than the one is uploaded?! Can't figure out why this is happening:

1: create a new ESPHOME device with the code what's in here : koenvervloesem/ESPHome-Air-Quality-Monitor/esphome-air-quality-monitor-esp8266.yaml. 2: made some adjustments to this code for logging and WIFI 3: upload this yaml to the 8266 4: device is not getting online 5: ESPhome detects a new device ! 6: Click adopt to add this new one to ESPhome 7: After adopt and install the device is online but the yaml code is different ?! 8: yaml code is now (below): 9: this isn;t working because the pin declarations in the online version are different than my esp 10: how to stick with the yaml I uploaded first ??

_substitutions: name: esphome-airquality-c00b8d friendly_name: AIRQUALITY c00b8d packages: koenvervloesem.air-quality-monitor: github://koenvervloesem/ESPHome-Air-Quality-Monitor/esphome-air-quality-monitor-esp8266.yaml@main esphome: name: ${name} name_add_mac_suffix: false friendly_name: ${friendly_name} api: encryption: key: "......blablabla......"

wifi: ssid: !secret wifi_ssid password: !secret wifipassword _

[koenvervloesem]

I'm not sure what is going wrong.

If you have exactly the same configuration as in the table, with an MH-Z19B connected to the ESP8266, then you could try the web-based firmware installer for this project. This requires Chrome or Edge.

[madebywitteveen]

Thanks,

I'm using the d1_mini thus the pinout is different. Could you do me a favor ? Can you write me a yaml for d1_mini containing only the code for the mhz19b without the packages?

Also getting this error:

You're_ using the same serial port for logging and the UART component. Please disable logging over the serial port by setting logger->baud_rate to 0

But I can't disable the logging because improv serial needs it

can I buy you a coffee ?

thanks

H

[koenvervloesem]

Now that I'm reading your previous message again, I think what's happening is that you changed the esphome-air-quality-monitor-esp8266.yaml file with the pinout of your D1 mini, right? But you kept these two lines with the dashboard import:

dashboard_import:
  package_import_url: github://koenvervloesem/ESPHome-Air-Quality-Monitor/esphome-air-quality-monitor-esp8266.yaml@main

So that's why the code reverts back to the one for the NodeMCU. So if you delete those two lines in your YAML file, I expect that you're closer to a solution :-) Can you give this a try?

[madebywitteveen]

Yes thanks Koen,That is the trick.But; found out that the MH-Z19B sensor does only work with nodemcu ESP not with others.Has something to do with the double use of the UART/FTDI combination. Lots of people having this issue. Don't now whether you chose the nodemcu bij coincidence?Anyway,  I'm copying your entire project thus I ordered a nodemcu for myself.Thanks -------- Original message --------From: Koen Vervloesem @.> Date: 05/06/2023 08:41 (GMT+01:00) To: koenvervloesem/ESPHome-Air-Quality-Monitor @.> Cc: @.>, Author @.> Subject: Re: [koenvervloesem/ESPHome-Air-Quality-Monitor] Need more assistance (Issue #7) Now that I'm reading your previous message again, I think what's happening is that you changed the esphome-air-quality-monitor-esp8266.yaml file with the pinout of your D1 mini, right? But you kept these lines: https://github.com/koenvervloesem/ESPHome-Air-Quality-Monitor/blob/main/esphome-air-quality-monitor-esp8266.yaml#L23-L24 So that's why the code reverts back to the one for the NodeMCU. So if you delete those two lines in your YAML file, I expect that you're closer to a solution :-) Can you give this a try?

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[koenvervloesem]

Oh it's just that I had one of those NodeMCU boards at hand, so yes that was a coincidence.