README.md

   

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Table of Contents

• 1. description
• 2. web interface
• 3. mqtt interface
  • 3.1. mqtt stat
  • 3.2. mqtt cmnd
  • 3.3. mqtt tele

description

As the name suggests, it's about the digital outputs. Up to 4 outputs can be managed with various setting options:

pin settings

• number of digital outputs
• digital Pin
• a checkbox to control if the output set HIGH on start

mqtt section

• a checkbox which activates the status on change sending via mqtt
• a checkbox which activates the status sending via mqtt. The interval is activated and set in the mqtt settings.

hardware monitor

• give a bitwise encoded string thats represends the input state

web interface

mqtt interface

mqtt stat

{
  "id": "defaultIoT_d1fd28",
  "ip": "192.168.2.26",
  "time": "2023-04-05 19:40.47",
  "uptime": 806,
  "version": "2023033001; firmware: Apr  5 2023 19:27:16; GCC-Version: 5.2.0",
  "reset_reason": "ESP_RST_POWERON",
  "reset_time": "2023-04-05 19:27.21",
  "interval": 5,
  "output": {
    "count": 1,
    "bitmask": "0b",
    "pin": [
      {
        "pin": 17,
        "state": false,
        "output": "OFF"
      }
    ]
  }
}

mqtt cmnd

set channel output out to high
{"set_output_channel":0}

clear channel output 0 to low
{"clear_output_channel":0}

mqtt tele

{
  "id": "sensor_f62ca8",
  "ip": "192.168.2.85",
  "time": "2023-04-03 11:23.55",
  "uptime": 1,
  "reset_reason": "ESP_RST_SW",
  "reset_time": "2023-04-03 11:23.54",
  "mac": "24:62:AB:F6:2C:A8",
  "channel": 10,
  "ssid": "karlshorst_BGN",
  "rssi": -60
}