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i dont have the temperature sensor ,but the temp. sensor PT-1000 was listed on tasmota firmware when i compiled it. Personally i dont need the temperature compensation since my calibration solution and water tank is always at the same temperature 21C . by default Tasmota doesnt have the EZO sensors enabled ,we have to compile it and uncomment it .warmachine wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 9:10 pmAuto temperature compensation? I think most work off using temp for the first i2c device but, it would be awesome to see any tasmota temp sensor work for compensation. Calibration through button would be nice. I'm sure you can do it in the console which is something I don't think ESPHome is capable of yet. So, IMO tasmota for EZO is an upgrade.
Calibration is pretty simple. All you need to do is blast out 3 messages to the EZO circuit:stud wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 1:52 ami dont have the temperature sensor ,but the temp. sensor PT-1000 was listed on tasmota firmware when i compiled it. Personally i dont need the temperature compensation since my calibration solution and water tank is always at the same temperature 21C . by default Tasmota doesnt have the EZO sensors enabled ,we have to compile it and uncomment it .warmachine wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 9:10 pmAuto temperature compensation? I think most work off using temp for the first i2c device but, it would be awesome to see any tasmota temp sensor work for compensation. Calibration through button would be nice. I'm sure you can do it in the console which is something I don't think ESPHome is capable of yet. So, IMO tasmota for EZO is an upgrade.
i still didnt figure how to calibrate either on Tasmota or EspHome , i have to look into it on my free time .
you're the best , thank you so much , i just figured it out on Tasmota Side , i issued the command on tasmota console : Sensor78 Cal,mid,7.00 and it worked , now i have to figure how to make the buttons on HA Lovelace to send those commands via mqtt for PH Cal 4 , 7 , 10LEDG wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 9:57 pmCalibration is pretty simple. All you need to do is blast out 3 messages to the EZO circuit:stud wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 1:52 ami dont have the temperature sensor ,but the temp. sensor PT-1000 was listed on tasmota firmware when i compiled it. Personally i dont need the temperature compensation since my calibration solution and water tank is always at the same temperature 21C . by default Tasmota doesnt have the EZO sensors enabled ,we have to compile it and uncomment it .warmachine wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 9:10 pmAuto temperature compensation? I think most work off using temp for the first i2c device but, it would be awesome to see any tasmota temp sensor work for compensation. Calibration through button would be nice. I'm sure you can do it in the console which is something I don't think ESPHome is capable of yet. So, IMO tasmota for EZO is an upgrade.
i still didnt figure how to calibrate either on Tasmota or EspHome , i have to look into it on my free time .
First you send 99:Cal,mid,7.00 (pH EZO defaults to ID# 99 but change this if you modified yours - you can also change 7.00 to whatever your mid value is).
Then you send 99:Cal,low,4.00
Finally you send 99:Cal,high,10.00
If you want to ask it how many calibration points it currently has set, you send 99:Cal,?
Does Tasmota allow you to send strings like this to the device?
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hold_action:
action: call-service
service: mqtt.publish
service_data:
payload: Sensor78 Cal,mid,7.00
topic: whatever topic you need
icon: 'mdi:numeric-1-circle'
icon_height: 100px
name: 'pH Cal Step 1: Mid'
show_icon: true
show_name: true
tap_action:
action: none
type: entity-buttonCode: Select all
hold_action:
action: call-service
service: mqtt.publish
service_data:
payload: Sensor78 Cal,low,4.00
topic: whatever topic you need
icon: 'mdi:numeric-2-circle'
icon_height: 100px
name: 'pH Cal Step 2: Low'
show_icon: true
show_name: true
tap_action:
action: none
type: entity-buttonCode: Select all
hold_action:
action: call-service
service: mqtt.publish
service_data:
payload: Sensor78 Cal,high,10.00
topic: whatever topic you need
icon: 'mdi:numeric-3-circle'
icon_height: 100px
name: 'pH Cal Step 3: High'
show_icon: true
show_name: true
tap_action:
action: none
type: entity-button
thank you LEDG,you even put the right order for meLEDG wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 3:27 amAdd a button card and then right away click "show code editor" in the bottom left of the card. Paste this into 3 separate button cards (You just have to set the right MQTT topic for each and I'm guessing about the payload as I assume it still goes through the tasmota console somehow):
Mid-point (pH 7) --> Low point (pH 4) --> High point (pH 10) , i can't figure the right topic but we're very close ,i wont give up now , thank you so much Code: Select all
hold_action:
action: call-service
service: mqtt.publish
service_data:
payload: 'Cal,mid,7.00'
topic: cmnd/tasmotEZO/Sensor78
icon: 'mdi:numeric-1-circle'
icon_height: 100px
name: 'pH Cal Step 1: Mid'
show_icon: true
show_name: true
tap_action:
action: none
type: entity-button
entity: sensor.tasmotezo_ezo_ph