Great video, it worked for me, I had a couple of issues, firstly I was just testing this with analogue input from a pin and some of the ESP32 analogue pins are disabled when wifi is operational. That took a while to sort! The only other issue was that I somehow didn't connect the nodes in node red, once that was sorted worked fine. I'll be using this for a battery operated weather station powered by a rather large 10w solar panel (since I want it on all the time) and a lipo . I've used Andreas Spiess's design with a power path. I'll be using the data in Home Assistant and also want to design a wall mounted retro display to show current weather with an arrow for wind direction etc. It's all a bit of a mammoth project since I knew very little when I started, this video has been a big help though.
I'm happy that this video played a part in your project! Best of luck with your project and would be interested to hear how the retro display turns out!
Since you've got the sensor and the server in the same room (and connected by USB cable), a good follow-on video would be showing how to connect the BME680 directly to the Pi and use a daemon to periodically read the sensor via the Pi's header pins.
I would like to use the netsgpclient to collect data from my solar micro inverter. How can I have another client from netsgpclient to receive serial data via an lc12s 2.4ghz module? The two programs work by themselves but how can I merge them? I need a wifi mqtt serial gateway I guess.
Excellent video, thank you very much for your hard work! Could you please consider doing this IoT node but written in a Python-based enviroment? Such as Circuit python which already has Adafruit's libraries for most of the ICs/boards and protocols you're using or would you be so kind to point me towards a documentation that helps me make the JSON doc you've made in python? I have to be honest I've been following along your IoT server + IoT Node videos using an UnexpectedMaker S3 and I've been doing okay, I've collected the data from the sensors, connected to the wifi and published a message to the broker, but the only idea I have to submit the Json file is to create a dictionary, but afterwards I'm not sure I'll be able to publish it correctly nor I know how to monitor the Mosquitto container to see if the generic print I published is sitting where it should be, please help As for the server side is pretty straight forward and I just have to make sure the information is getting correctly to sensor_data DB before finishing up the Grafana setup
Not one word to little nor to many. 100% on the spot. Thanks a lot!!!
Thanks for the ESP32 video series. This is making the temp and weight measuring the logging of my school's beehives much easier to set up.
Great video, it worked for me, I had a couple of issues, firstly I was just testing this with analogue input from a pin and some of the ESP32 analogue pins are disabled when wifi is operational. That took a while to sort! The only other issue was that I somehow didn't connect the nodes in node red, once that was sorted worked fine. I'll be using this for a battery operated weather station powered by a rather large 10w solar panel (since I want it on all the time) and a lipo . I've used Andreas Spiess's design with a power path. I'll be using the data in Home Assistant and also want to design a wall mounted retro display to show current weather with an arrow for wind direction etc. It's all a bit of a mammoth project since I knew very little when I started, this video has been a big help though.
I'm happy that this video played a part in your project! Best of luck with your project and would be interested to hear how the retro display turns out!
Since you've got the sensor and the server in the same room (and connected by USB cable), a good follow-on video would be showing how to connect the BME680 directly to the Pi and use a daemon to periodically read the sensor via the Pi's header pins.
Will look into it! Cheers for the suggestion :)
This is an awesome tutorial! I'm developing a system that monitors seeds that are planted and this is exactly what I needed. Thank you s much!
Thank you for such a clear awesome video. It was very well set out.
Thumbs Up! New Subscriber. Fantastic tutorial. Direct and to the point.
Thank you, you are awesome and your tutorial is amazing.
thank u i learn a lot thank any books from your channel
is gas heater affecting tem sensor? i have experiecne ens160 + aht2x sensor...which is about 3-4 C more than surrounding or compared to other sensor.
Excellent video! I look forward to more!
I vote to see similar project with LoRa such as TTGO :)
I thought you were going to release a video about using the WiFi capabilities of the Pico W in C?
I would like to use the netsgpclient to collect data from my solar micro inverter. How can I have another client from netsgpclient to receive serial data via an lc12s 2.4ghz module? The two programs work by themselves but how can I merge them? I need a wifi mqtt serial gateway I guess.
Thanks a lot for this amazing tutor
Have you thought how you could do this with Alexa?
Alexa replacing the pi part, on voice asking for temperature etc
Am I able to create my own IoT app (web app in my case) and connect it to the MQTT server? If so, what programming language should I use to do it?
What about soil moisture sensor ? It’s not have library how i can do it
it worked fine for a few hours and then started returning this error ( rc=-2Attempting MQTT connection...failed ) what might be the issue
Thanks
Excellent video, thank you very much for your hard work!
Could you please consider doing this IoT node but written in a Python-based enviroment? Such as Circuit python which already has Adafruit's libraries for most of the ICs/boards and protocols you're using
or would you be so kind to point me towards a documentation that helps me make the JSON doc you've made in python? I have to be honest I've been following along your IoT server + IoT Node videos using an UnexpectedMaker S3 and I've been doing okay, I've collected the data from the sensors, connected to the wifi and published a message to the broker, but the only idea I have to submit the Json file is to create a dictionary, but afterwards I'm not sure I'll be able to publish it correctly nor I know how to monitor the Mosquitto container to see if the generic print I published is sitting where it should be, please help
As for the server side is pretty straight forward and I just have to make sure the information is getting correctly to sensor_data DB before finishing up the Grafana setup
hi i dont own a rapberry what other ways can i run a server instead of using raspberry
Can you please do a tute that includes both BME680 and SPS30 sensors with Node -Red and Grafana
I don't currently have any SPS30 sensors but I'll look into it.
@@LearnEmbeddedSystems How about If I send you one ;-)
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can I use esp8266 instead of esp32
Please make this architecture with ESP IDF and accelerometer sensor
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nicht anzusehen - youtube baut jedes bild einzeln auf ..... :-( :-(
Do you have micropython version?
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Make this project using ESP IDF
wtf!?!? seems like the most over the top bullshit. like everything else in home assistant