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Support for EZO I2C Sensor #111
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Which sensors do you have? The Tasmota implementation seems rather basic, do you need anything else? I won't be buying one of these to test, but I can implement it "blindly" for you to test it. |
I2C carrier board |
@chris8519 Thanks, I will have a look and will get back to you for testing. Note to myself: have a look at this: |
I have everything connected now ... you can maybe try to integrate that so I can test it ... greetings |
Hello @UncleSamSwiss, |
Hello everyone, update on this Topic: I have investigated this topic deeply meanwhile. As the whole EZO Protocol differs quite a lot from the ioBroker.i2c implementation and is not related to "standard" i2c Protocol and readings I think it makes sense to make a separated Adapter for this. The changes would require changes up to the device-handler-base class. I will start the Development of a new Atlas Scientific Adapter soon and will publish the repo after MVP implementation here. BR Thomas |
I have created a repository under https://github.com/Buzze11/ioBroker.atlas-scientific-ezo-i2c |
For everyone interested.. first version deployed.. Pump will be added later on when I will have maybe a hardware pump available for development Have fun.. ;) |
#Hello everyone, I would be happy if EZO sensors can be integrated here
https://github.com/Atlas-Scientific/Ezo_I2c_lib
Some have already been added in Tasmota ... but I would rather stick with Raspi
https://github.com/arendst/Tasmota/blob/development/tasmota/xsns_78_ezo.ino
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