#34 VINDRIKTNING | Modifying to the next level as Standalone / Home Assistant Connected Multi Sensor

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In today's video, we will learn how to modify Ikea Vindriktning Sensor to customize & extend its features & usability as a standalone or a Home Assistant connected smart multi sensor. Its very easy to build. No Coding, a bit of Soldering, just 30 minutes job.
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@erboy5546 2 года назад

amazing 😄

@the_vccground 2 года назад

Thanks for the appreciation ❤️👍

@easwaran83 2 года назад

Great work. Just curious if you had not bought ikea sensor. You could have DIY everything with P2. 5 sensor or BME 680 using esp home

@the_vccground 2 года назад

Sure, but to know about a product, one need to buy it. I'm too curious to try new items and customise them to improve and extend their features. I always appreciate your inputs. So keep sharing your thoughts ❤️👍

@easwaran83 2 года назад

@@the_vccground sure. Always

@the_vccground 2 года назад

@@MrBobWareham yes, that's right ❤️👍

@SpiceSnow 2 года назад

In fact, Ikea is much cheaper than bme680 and also looks good :)

@robertybob 2 года назад

@@SpiceSnow bme680 is a gas sensor, not a particle one? That’s completely different :)

@robertybob 2 года назад

This is a really interesting video! I haven’t attempted anything like this before, so I apologise if this is a stupid question.. but can you explain the purpose of moving the resistors rather than just removing them completely? Also, can you recommend a guide on how to move resistors? (I only have basic experience of using solder 😅)

@the_vccground 2 года назад

The purpose of removing and shifting the resistors, is to disconnect them from the onboard microcontroller chip and handover the full control of the LEDs to Wemos D1 mini board. If you have basic soldering skills, you can remove them and refix them using your soldering iron. There are a lot of videos available on RU-vid on how to remove and fix SMD components. Kindly refer to them. Thanks for appreciating my work. ❤️👍

@robertybob 2 года назад

@@the_vccground thank you :) I look forward to video #35

@the_vccground 2 года назад

@@robertybob Sure, do comment if you have any query from video #34, so that I can answer that in the next video. 👍

@robertybob 2 года назад

@@the_vccground sorry, just to confirm, if I removed the resistors and didn’t put them back on the microcontroller chip..the LEDs wouldn’t work at all?

@the_vccground 2 года назад

@@robertybob Yes, they won't work without those resistors.

@SpiceSnow 2 года назад

Thanks, it worked well, is it possible to add MQ135 smoke Sensor to this system?

@the_vccground 2 года назад

Yes, why not. If you just need a trigger from MQ135 sensor, you can connect it's Digital pin to any free digital input compatible pin on your ESP board. If you want to see live values that this sensor is reporting, in that case you need to remove the LDR and connect MQ135's analog output to A0 pin of ESP board. If you want to have both Gas sensor and LDR, then you need to use a GPIO extender board or an I2C ambient light sensor.

@SpiceSnow 2 года назад

@@the_vccground thanks

@ashique1682 2 года назад

Great work Do you have any plan to put tasmota on Wipro 16A Power Monitoring Plug (DS11160)? Heard that it is possible

@the_vccground 2 года назад

Currently, I don't have that plug with me. I'll need to arrange one first..:)

@marcusvonh8794 2 года назад

How are you getting the three different measurements out of the vindriktning ( pm 1, pm 2.5, pm 10, pm ) ? I only get the one (using an esphome version of software)

@the_vccground 2 года назад

I have modified the default Tasmota firmware to get all these readings. Do try this modified firmware to get all the readings in your sensor too. Link is there in the description of the video... ❤️👍

@Ed19601 7 месяцев назад

@@the_vccground that's surprising as the pm1006 only gives pm2.5

@the_vccground 7 месяцев назад

@@Ed19601 I'll check that too 👍

@dmaynard1980 Год назад

Could you also add a PIR sensor to this??

@the_vccground Год назад

Ofcourse you can. Check out the following video for the same. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_OUg7yUehVc.html

@tempdemp1622 2 года назад

Will it work without MQTT on Home Assistant ?

@the_vccground 2 года назад

Yes, it will 👍

@timwoodburn5895 2 года назад

Thanks for this. Do you plan to release the source for your Github .bin?

@the_vccground 2 года назад

It's already fully customisable. You would never need a source....What do you want to customise ?

@timwoodburn5895 2 года назад

@@the_vccground If it's a custom build, I like to know what I'm putting on my network. In addition, I believe the device also has PM4.0, but the main reason is knowing what I'm installing on my network.

@timwoodburn5895 2 года назад

@@the_vccground it might be a good subject for a future video, customising Tasmota builds.

@the_vccground 2 года назад

@@timwoodburn5895 watch video number 36 for the same...

@the_vccground 2 года назад

@@timwoodburn5895 It's basic Tasmota with addon functions for VINDRIKTNING and I2C sensors. It also includes some rule sets to transform it into a standalone sensor. It doesn't support PM4.0.