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Hardware setup issue #3

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fif10 opened this issue Jan 15, 2021 · 3 comments
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Hardware setup issue #3

fif10 opened this issue Jan 15, 2021 · 3 comments

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@fif10
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fif10 commented Jan 15, 2021

Hello

Thank you for this great project.
I am trying to use it with my stove, but I am having some issues ... on the hardware part.

I have those one

  • NodeMcu V3 4MB flash ESP8266 12E
  • TXB0104 Bi-Directional Level Shifter
    with a evacalor stove (PUNTO FUOCO Nelly 9.5 kw + duepi)

So far, I managed to flash the NodeMCU, connect it on wifi, (setup the custom_component on ha.)
On the hardware part I plugged it like this

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The issue is that if I plug it with the stove, I get the 5V output, but nothing at the output of the level shifter where I should get the 3V.
I also tried to plug the nodeMCU with usb, I get the 3V output, but not the 5V on the level shifter. I guess that it should work as the level shifter is bi-directional
I try also by pluging the OE pin to the low level (3v). still the same...
Did I miss or misunderstood something ? Could you confirm that my setup is ok ? or should I buy and try with another level shifter ...

Also do I need to configure any thing on esplink for the pin assigment to set the serial pin TX/RX ?
Once plugged, is there some command I can run directly on esplink console to validate setup ?
If I send \x1bRD90005f& for instance, should I see the result in the esp console directly ?

Thanks a lot

@aceindy
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aceindy commented Jan 27, 2021

Hi fif10,

I basically have it like this:
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except for the connector (this is the same set I also use for my Midea A/C)
Using these:
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In ESPLink i use the default config:
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And to answer your question, in the console I can see each transmitted command passing by:
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This can also be done by using the stand-alone python commands

PS: you should be able to hook up any serial port on a PC, and then use telnet to send and receive to/from the esplink console; it is just a "serial over tcp" interface...

@aceindy
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aceindy commented Jan 28, 2021

I furthermore believe this has not much to do with Duepi Evo stoves

It sounds more like you have issues with getting ESP-Link working.
Maybe it is better to ask for support there?

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fif10 commented Feb 1, 2021

Thanks a lot for all the info. That's what I needed.
I will try with another harware devices.

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