Anyone tried putting Sonoff into the light switches?
Say I wanted to use one of the on/off light switch to control a few lights in the living room wirelessly. Initially, I just switch it on/off with my fingers, can I splice the Sonoff into the switch to control wirelessly?
Yes, I've added a Sonoff basic to my study light. But I flashed it with ESP Easy firmware so it can works without internet.
My IT expert friend told me, consumer type modem router are not stable. You need to reset once a while.
You want good wan will cost RM20k. Which is for industrial use.
Well not true. Even commercial grade WAP router also do hung up once in a while. Even cellphone transmission tower also auto-reboot on heavy load. My cheap router from TM, I can never recall when I need to reboot it.
The expensive wireless router and home router use the same wireless chipset. The expensive one normally have more RAM and faster processor. What makes it more different is mostly the software side. More configurations and settings. It is more flexible because it is needed for different environment.
Yes, I've added a Sonoff basic to my study light. But I flashed it with ESP Easy firmware so it can works without internet.
There's a few firmware available (espurna, tasmota) Why do you prefer esp easy firmware among others? I just flash tasmota since it was recommended from a sonoff tutorial that I saw
There's a few firmware available (espurna, tasmota) Why do you prefer esp easy firmware among others? I just flash tasmota since it was recommended from a sonoff tutorial that I saw
I'm a lazy person, ESP Easy is very easy to flash without additional IDE.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 29 2017, 11:12 AM)
The sonoff that we buy, don't have the pin.
I think sonoff don't have header pin.
What he mean is that you can just buy the male to female jumper cables and put it on the 4 out of 5 slot there. Make sure the cables not moving while flashing.
What he mean is that you can just buy the male to female jumper cables and put it on the 4 out of 5 slot there. Make sure the cables not moving while flashing.
Hope it helps.
ozak Yeah, like this Just need to get those jumper cables and ftdi ttl chip Also, there's no going back to itead firmware since they're not open source once you flash custom firmware Make sure to also have mqtt server running (if you have raspberry pi, you can install on that) This tutorial should cover everything
ozak Yeah, like this Just need to get those jumper cables and ftdi ttl chip Also, there's no going back to itead firmware since they're not open source once you flash custom firmware Make sure to also have mqtt server running (if you have raspberry pi, you can install on that) This tutorial should cover everything