Closed jolo1581 closed 4 months ago
@jolo1581
the blue led is connected to d4 (gpio2) you have ce on d4, instead of irq
the correct wiring should be:
cs d8
ce d3
irq d4
this way the blue led only flashes briefly if irq is triggered
please see the ahoydtu schematics
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This should Not be the problem. It worked fine in older versions
believe me, just do it, or downgrade to a previous version that worked for you regarding the led. it's all documented, all changes, and all why the changes ... your choice.
@lumapu imho this issue can be closed too
@jolo1581 If you can , change the cable d3 and d4 and in Setup too - then it works fine with 0.8.83 and the blue led is off. I have already changed my dtu's last week, now the problem is solved.
Hi, just a stupid (?) Question: How do you change the D3 and D4?
@DB1BMN-collection Change the Cable CE and IRQ on NRF Modul and change it in the Settings from Ahoy too and the problem is solved.
Ah, I understand, you have no PCB 😅 OK, in my Case I will have tu cut PCB traces and do some crosses with bodge wires. Will try it tomorrow. My Eyes are tired for tonight. Thanks!
@DB1BMN-collection Yes,right. I have only cable between NRF and esp8266, so it was easy to change.
Problem solved, closed now. Please reopen when something is not working properly.
Platform
ESP8266
Assembly
I did the assebly by myself
nRF24L01+ Module
nRF24L01+ plus
Antenna
external antenna
Power Stabilization
Elko (~100uF)
Connection picture
Version
0.8,83
Github Hash
5ebfe5a
Build & Flash Method
was already installed
Setup
Debug Serial Log output
No response
Error description
Since new version it is not possible to power off the blue LED of ESP. Also it seems to me, it is permanent on, if Ahoy is connected to inverter