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Use ESP8266 to bridge between RS232 and MQTT #5

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pintman opened this issue Aug 16, 2019 · 3 comments
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Use ESP8266 to bridge between RS232 and MQTT #5

pintman opened this issue Aug 16, 2019 · 3 comments
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pintman commented Aug 16, 2019

There a first try in a forum.
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pintman commented Aug 17, 2019

commit 851d590 added a python file fffmqtt.py that can be used for the esp8266-variant.

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pintman commented Sep 7, 2019

Maybe it is possible to use Tasmato Firmware and add a new device with it. Pro: all tasmato features included: like easy setup, web ui, over the air updates, MQTT enabled, etc.

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pintman commented Sep 9, 2019

First tests with Tasmato show bad performance reacting to MQTT updates. Maybe a bit slow. A more low level firmware may be Homie.

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