kr0ner / OneESP32ToRuleThemAll

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Stiebel WPC 10 Cool #59

Open Hotzenplotz1 opened 2 days ago

Hotzenplotz1 commented 2 days ago

Hello everyone,

I first had to find my way around Github.

I have connected an ESP32 MCP25115 and connected it to the CAN bus. I have attached the yaml, as well as the logbook of the query. Unfortunately I can't get any further because I don't have the basics. Perhaps you can give me some tips on how I can familiarize myself with it.

It would probably make sense to restart the current project with the structure and the information from the log.

Thank you very much HP yaml.txt logs_heatingpump_logs(2).txt

kr0ner commented 2 days ago

Hi there,

so you are currently using the code from some other repo and that works? So if you want to give my approch a try, check the README.md for instructions. If you encounter problems in the process, update the issue here with logs, so that I can try to help. I don't know which model is the one that is closest to the WPC 10 Cool. Just try 504 first, and maybe TTF07.

Hotzenplotz1 commented 2 days ago

Okay, got it.

My problem is to understand your how to...

kr0ner commented 2 days ago

Can you be more specific?

Hotzenplotz1 commented 2 days ago

Yes, i dont know how to clone the repo or copy the sym link. I dont have the basics to solve the problems. Mostly trial and error...

If you can show me how to geht the data from github to HA it will be nice!

mkaiser commented 2 days ago

hey,

I guess your WPC 10 Cool could be similar to my Tecalor TTF 07 cool.

I am still in the debug-phase, but most of the sensors work - the control (set temperatures) does not work, yet

The code is currently completely messy. Just wait a week or so and I will have it mainlined again :)

https://github.com/mkaiser/OneESP32ToRuleThemAll/tree/dbg_msg

Hotzenplotz1 commented 2 days ago

yes. tecalor amd se should be the same.

kr0ner commented 2 days ago

Yes, i dont know how to clone the repo or copy the sym link. I dont have the basics to solve the problems. Mostly trial and error...

If you can show me how to geht the data from github to HA it will be nice!

Ok, here are some hints: 1, Install VSCode addon for Home Assistant https://github.com/hassio-addons/addon-vscode 2, navigate to esphome folder, right click and open in terminal 3, execute : git clone https://github.com/kr0ner/OneESP32ToRuleThemAll.git 4, execute: cp OneESP32ToRuleThemAll/esp32-poe-technik.yaml esp32-poe-technik.yaml 5, comment out Thz504.yaml in esp32-poe-technik.yaml and remove # in front of ttf07 6, adopt the pins to your setup 7, build with esphome and do OTA

Hotzenplotz1 commented 2 days ago

How i clone 3.?

kr0ner commented 2 days ago

How i clone 3.?

Those questions are too fundamental to be answered here. I suggest to use chatgpt https://chatgpt.com/ to solve the basics until it compiles ;)

Hotzenplotz1 commented 2 days ago

easy :-) and done. What means 5 and 7?

  1. understand :-)
kr0ner commented 2 days ago

easy :-) and done. What means 5 and 7?

  1. understand :-)
  1. is exactly what is written there.
  2. Is building the Software with ESPhome and installing it to the ESP
Hotzenplotz1 commented 2 days ago

Okay. I got Nr. 5. But I'm hanging on building the Software with ESPhome and installing it to the ESP.

Sorry for wasting your time. This projekt is a little bit to big for me.

kr0ner commented 2 days ago

Okay. I got Nr. 5. But I'm hanging on building the Software with ESPhome and installing it to the ESP.

Sorry for wasting your time. This projekt is a little bit to big for me.

But you have a running ESP already ... How did you install the the software there? It is fairly easy check esphome.io And try to consolidate chatgpt and the Esphome discord or Forum. Don't give Up so easily

Hotzenplotz1 commented 2 days ago

Yes, ESP is running. And I also have the application running as posted, but without values. For installation, I loaded the files from git hub into my home assistant via my desktop. Then I copied the text from the .yaml into the editor of the application using drag and drop. Surely there is an easier way, as you have already shown me.

i am now missing the specific step of how to get your .yaml files onto the ESP32. simply pasting them is not an option, it doesn't work.

I am very sure that the solution is very simple, but unfortunately I don't have the wording to search for it in databases like ESP-Home or GPT.

Quotic commented 2 days ago

if you flash your esp32 initially with esphome you get a new yaml file, and when you name your esp32 in this process esp32-poe-technik you can use the command kr0ner wrote:

4, execute: cp OneESP32ToRuleThemAll/esp32-poe-technik.yaml esp32-poe-technik.yaml

Quotic commented 2 days ago

But to be honest, you might want to familiarize yourself with esphome in general and implement other sensors with it before you tackle this complex topic.

Hotzenplotz1 commented 2 days ago

Never give up!

Thank you for your support.

I have carried out all the steps. when flashing ota I get an error message.

it is not clear to me whether I have to enter all the passwords, api etc. manually in the .yaml or whether these are taken over.

I have attached the script. esp.txt

kr0ner commented 1 day ago

Never give up!

Thank you for your support.

I have carried out all the steps. when flashing ota I get an error message.

it is not clear to me whether I have to enter all the passwords, api etc. manually in the .yaml or whether these are taken over.

I have attached the script. esp.txt

I think your main problem is that you are not familiar with ESPHome. The initial yaml is for an esp32dev board and the one in the previous post still has the esp-poe from my config. Yours has WiFi mine has Ethernet. You need to work on the base config and make sure you understand what each section does. Also the yaml without logs or compiler errors does not help much, because I need to compile it in my head than.