I pick this one
That wasn’t meant as an insult. It sounds like we actually have similar motives. I just find the programming, automation, and integration of these devices to be the more interesting part of the hardware / software equation. I built several of these “clones” before the Sonoff was available, so to me, the debut of the Sonoff was a welcome respite from the soldering iron.
Its just personal preference. I prefer to build things than buy them.
I could go an buy a SONOFF and be done… but in my mind its not the same as building your own… and yes I know you can “hack” a sonoff and re-flash it but then there’s no point buying their hardware only to wipe their code.
Just looked up buying a SONOFF device and I can’t even find a place that will ship to my country
Reflashing is exactly the point - customizing the device to work with my system, adapting it to a wider and more complex array of triggers, in ways that the manufacturer didn’t anticipate.
IMHO, build “things” by myself is funny as part of the challenge. Could I buy one of them? Yes, for sure, but it won’t be the same…
@Jamin
hello
recently i added this line to my sketch
timer.setInterval(2000L, []() {
Blynk.setProperty(vPIN_INFO, "label", String("WIFI: ") + String(map(WiFi.RSSI(), -105, -40, 0, 100)) + String("% (") + WiFi.RSSI() + String("dB)"));
});
it works fine , but i don’t understand ( -105, -40, 0, 100) what that mean.
also label is showing in very small characters at left corner , and /pin/ is not showing at all.
it means how strong your wifi is. -65dB is about the minimum for a decent wifi connection. -70dB is a lousy connection and everything above -60dB is considered good enough for streaming applications like VOIP and video
thanks
Sorry. Perhaps I took the word “clone” too literally. Obviously, more sophisticated switching devices are useful variants of the Sonoff, but don’t fall under a strict definition of the word clone.
On a side note, the Blynk discussion forum is usually a pretty friendly place. We can always disagree without resorting to insult.
woah ragey mc rager over here…
Best wishes to you and your future.
I’m retired.
Haha lucky for some!
Hello there. What part of sketch do I need to change to make it work with normally open connection? Meaning SWITCH_PIN LOW instead of HIGH and vice versa? I tried to do that with no luck
BR
Hey Zbx!
Sorry its taken so long to reply.
You just need to invert the bits on the following lines:
^^ Change 1 to 0
^^ Change 0 to 1
Inverted!
in code where i put ssid and pass ssid? and which ouput pins are selected in the blynk app? I do not run for a local server…thx
All in settings.h