Die neue BETA Version zum Image v1.1.0b2 (RPI4) ist online und kann hier heruntergeladen werden.
Changelog ist ebenfalls mit im Ordner in der Cloud.
Die Updates im Überblick:
- added functions to control MaxxAir MaxxFan via IR-Transmitter (connected with USB, scripts for fan control to be released)
- disabled all LFBros functions systemwide and purged WiringPi to make UART-Port available
- disabled “gpio readall” function from debug tab (belonged to WiringPi)
- disabled Dimmer 8 (Dimmy board has only 7 channels available)
- added “dimmytemp1/2” to be set as option for inside temp sensor (2 DS18B20 sensors can be connected to the Dimmy board and will sent their data via MQTT)
- added a PCA9865 node to the dimmer section >> Dimmy can now be connected hardwired without the need for an extra Microcontroller (Wemos)
→ if you want to, you can disable the mqtt outputs for the dimmers and set the sliders to send data continously instead of “only on release” - added function to insert SSID for existing Wifi manually
- added button to show wpa_supplicant.conf to debug tab
- fixed errors in ~/ble_py/goksens4s.py (was only showing initial values before)
- fixed function to initialise GokSenso4S on startup
- disabled update via USB function in frontend (was leading to errors in some cases)
- added function to turn off BLE Bat/BMS if not reachable
- prepared flows to use a custom cloud mqtt servers (yes, you read that right! Smartphone app needs an update though)
- added Autoterm 4D to the list of supported heaters (not all status info is delivered via the protocol though)
- added a one-time runtimer to the heater controls >> Start the heater, set the timer, heater will stop when time is over
- changed some settings in the “Chinese Diesel Heater” flow, it now works properly with both types of USB-connectors
- reworked display communication protocol to reduce bandwith
- new beta file for touchdisplay (1.0.3B) is also available
new packages/installations:
- node-red-contrib-PCA9865
- node-red-contrib-countdown-2
Dazu findet ihr ebenfalls ein Beta Update für das Touchdisplay! Dort sind zwei Dateien, einmal die “0” und einmal die “180”. Bei der 180 ist das Ganze einfach nur gedreht, falls das Display andersrum eingebaut ist bzw. werden soll. Also 0 = Anschluss links, 180 = Anschluss rechts.
Wenn hier soweit alles läuft werden wir das finale Image bereitstellen, dann wird es höchstwahrscheinlich auch nochmal ein Image für den RPI3 geben.