IOT2000 Siemens Slow

Need Help With My Project
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I did a test to see the sending times with Blynk.virtualWrite, with ESP8266

17:41:03.511 -> Connected to WiFi at 192.168.0.52
17:41:04.720 -> Initializing SD card...initialization done.
17:41:05.886 ->    Retard mills :  66.00
17:41:07.015 ->    Retard mills :  65.00
17:41:08.497 ->    Retard mills :  67.00
17:41:09.094 ->    Retard mills :  65.00
17:41:09.962 ->    Retard mills :  66.00
17:41:13.115 ->    Retard mills :  67.00
17:41:13.718 ->    Retard mills :  65.00
17:41:14.911 ->    Retard mills :  67.00
17:41:15.526 ->    Retard mills :  66.00
17:41:18.658 ->    Retard mills :  67.00
17:41:19.282 ->    Retard mills :  66.00
17:41:20.502 ->    Retard mills :  67.00
17:41:23.633 ->    Retard mills :  67.00
17:41:24.254 ->    Retard mills :  66.00
17:41:24.846 ->    Retard mills :  65.00
17:41:27.987 ->    Retard mills :  67.00

Times are clearly shorter … always in mills
I sang victory too early

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Sorry I forgot to write the most important thing, the sopa test was done with an ESP8266, it has been connected for over a year and it works very well … I guess I will go back to my old ESP and abandon the Siemens

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I guess it depends what you want to use it for. If you’re using a home automation system then maybe think about your overall architecture.
I prefer an MQTT based system for HA, as it gives lots of control and great integration with other products. I then use Node-Red as an MQTT/Blynk bridge, as well as a bridge to other services such as Amazon Alexa, Ikea Tradfri and Philips Hue etc.

I tend to go for a very dispersed system, with lots of devices runni9ng MQTT code and all interacting with each other via Node-Red and all controllable via Blynk through the Node-Red gateway.
It also means that you don’t need to use the freaded Blynk Bridge to get multiple devices to talk to each other, which is always a bonus.

Pete.

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Thanks Pete is very interesting what you wrote to me, I have to study a little everything you say …
A home energy control system with SDM120, sensors, relays etc. is already in operation. it works very well and thanks to your work with Blynk, it was not very complex to do it.

Now I would like to implement the system with the Bridge function, with various devices connected to the Eternet network.
I’m looking for an alternative alternative to ESP because I would like to connect everything to the Eternet network, that’s why I’m trying with Il Simens.
The deeper reason is that I know the Di Arduino programming language, and out of laziness, perhaps, I would not want to study other forms of language.

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Node-Red is a graphical system, where you drag ‘nodes’ around and join them together with bits of spaghetti. You can write functions to do specific things, but the language used to do that is so similar to the C++ language that it is very easy to learn - but most things can be done without complex functions.

Here’s an intro to the way that I use Blynk…

Pete.

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Thanks I will read it with great interest.