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Support request for Control Panels HCB213A-1 (E1W-EU model) #37
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I just got an EN1B desk frame off amazon (in the US) with this model controller and connected a D1 mini to it with the ESPhome instructions and the e5b yaml file. It required minimal modifications (min/max height adjustment & adding preset 4) but I'm very happy to say it seems to work really well. Cover up/down travel the desk to min/max, the presets all work, and the height readout is correctly displayed in Home Assistant. |
@horriblenoises |
Sorry. I got distracted from this project for a bit. Never added the problems I'd found after posting that. It seems like the up/down buttons don't work after a timeout occurs. Pin20 doesn't seem to wake it either. So I changed up/down to internal in the esphome yaml. My D1 mini also reboot a lot after a command is finished. I have to investigate if it's something I've done or something that isn't compatible. This aside, it does work as well as I need it to. The preset buttons are not effected by the timeout issue so I set P1 to min, P4 to max, and if I need granularity beyond that, I can always add an automation to Home Assistant or the ESP to call for specified heights (send button press P4; if height = height requested -1, send button press P4 again to stop).
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Many thanks for the response. I have managed to get Preset 4 working. But my down button still doesn't work. I'm going to try this with esp32 and see if it works. And yes, my wemos d1 mini reboots too :( |
I read somewhere on another model that UP/DOWN work only if the panel light are turn on before 🤔 so the trick was to send an impulsion to a pin that are link to the screen before doing an action . Maybe we can apply the same pattern. |
Were you able to test it on esp32? |
Hey guys, thanks for confirming that it works for the HCB213A-1. I bought the desk "Sanodesk EC4" (EC4B-EU) and it came with the controller box HCB223A-1. I expect it to be identical, except for the two-motor-drive. I'll try with the e5b yaml and an esp32 the next couple of days. For who might find it useful, here are some pictures of the controller: |
Couldn't wait 😄 I've quickly thrown together an RJ45 to ESP32 cable and flashed the firmware. I can confirm that everything is working. 🎉 This includes the up and down commands - no wake-up or PIN20 needed (both of those seem to have no effect on my specific device). The only bug I found is that "Desk Height" stays unknown after the ESP boots up. This can be resolved via a wake-up (display or programmatically) and isn't a bigger issue for my use cases. Still, I found another workaround for waking up the device: If a preset button is not programmed to a specific height, it will wake up the display but won't move the desk. |
@ThomDietrich would you be willing to test #67? Hopefully this will also solve your issues. |
I currently have an HCB213A-1 and I was testing with the configuration for e5b with what you have mentioned. I am using an ESP328266 Mod, what scheme should I follow to connect the cables correctly? |
First of all I want to thank everyone for this incredible project. I have been reading several issues and have configured my ESP32 2866 to control the HCB213A-1 controller. Everything seems to be working correctly except for one thing I've seen in Home Assistant. When I try to set the height to 90cm it always adds between 2 and 2.7cm extra. I use the mushroom-number-card to show the height but it doesn't work very well. A value is always set below or above what is indicated. Doing some tests I get some ideas/doubts:
Regards! |
Hello,
The HCB213A-1 control panel (E1W-EU model) does not appear on the supported models page.
Here is a picture below:
Regards
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