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Among other projects, watch me build the 'Ultimate Fan' Project Live.
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@fernandocb1718 4 года назад

Nice quick Node-red tips @ 3:20:00. Great discovery of the attributes detailed info under Context / Global.. .. and a simple way to avoid spelling mistakes by using the copy functionality to reference to attributes under ..homeAssistant.states.. (capital A) We'll be waiting for more good stuff! :)

@3ATIVE 4 года назад

👍 Glad it was helpful! - I'll include more shortcuts tips in the future.

@Siorinex 4 года назад

1. Move relay to pcf - you have 2 pin free. 2. Use ws2812 for indicate. Now you have in sonoff 2 pin for i2c and 1 for ws2812!

@3ATIVE 4 года назад

I don't know what 'PCF' is. 🤷‍♂️ However, I still have GPIO2 free on the Sonoff so, you can use that for a WS2812. When prototyping this, I did think about illuminating the fan's blades by having a ring of WS2812's at the top for some interesting patterns.

@Siorinex 4 года назад

@@3ATIVE pcf8574 - or you use other?

@3ATIVE 4 года назад

@@Siorinex 👍 OIC, I'm using the MCP23008 instead. Although, I still don't see how moving the relay to it would be useful.

@Siorinex 4 года назад

@@3ATIVE 1 - use sonoff for switch on-off 2 - use relay module for speed From Sonoff to Relay 1, off - to speed 1, on - to relay 2 Relay 2 off - to Speed 2, on - to speed 3. 0-0 - speed 1 1-0 - speed 2 1-1 - speed 3

@3ATIVE 4 года назад

@@Siorinex Ah yes, I see what you mean - Like the iFan02. The fans I demo here don't use that method. Each speed has its own wire and you don't combine them for the different speeds.

@nigelholland24 4 года назад

Just looked on RS components website. Minium order is 25 mcp23008 at £27.00

@3ATIVE 4 года назад

Weird, I ordered 10 ( 2x5 items) @ £0.726 (Ex VAT) each. Try this: uk.rs-online.com/web/p/i-o-expanders/0403563

@nigelholland24 4 года назад

@@3ATIVE david thats better thanks

@4sayken 3 года назад

Hi @3ATIVE VFX Studio Could you please confirm what resistors you are running on the pull-up for the data lines? Cheers

@3ATIVE 3 года назад

You need 4.7K.

@arriewarrie 3 года назад

Will this ever become a shortened tutorial version like part 1?

@3ATIVE 3 года назад

I should do one... Ok, added to the list. Thanks for the suggestion. 👍

@arriewarrie 3 года назад

@@3ATIVE thanks. I love the tutorials.

@mediacowboy9245 4 года назад

Still looking forward to the full write up but I do have a question. Why not use the ESPHome Fan Component instead of how you have it with three different switches? Also really like the end of the board design versus setting up my own board.

@3ATIVE 4 года назад

I wanted to make it as easy as possible to understand and follow. 😎 I am looking at the Fan component (ESPHome iFan02) but, from what I see it's not as straight forward as this way. I have my fans controller-able with sliders now, which I think as a far better way and is easy to include in automations, Node-Red, etc. Once done, all this extra detail and methods will be included in the [ultimate] 'Ultimate Fan' project tutorial. 😊

@mediacowboy9245 4 года назад

@@3ATIVE makes since and can't wait. I have the sonoff and the relays to do this project but now I need the LED's and everything else. Can't wait to do this for 3 small fans around the house. Thank you for your video's.

@3ATIVE 4 года назад

@@mediacowboy9245 Cool (no pun intended LOL) I've done 3 myself and I've brought a 4th ready for the tutorial. I can't tell from your vids what country you're in but, here in the UK the 8-port expander chips can be got here: uk.rs-online.com/web/p/i-o-expanders/0403563

@mediacowboy9245 4 года назад

@@3ATIVE I'm on the states. I have found those at a couple different places just haven't ordered yet.

@3ATIVE 4 года назад

@@mediacowboy9245 👍👍

@anhang4704 3 года назад

Why not use triac with d1 mini? so the circuit will be smaller

@3ATIVE 3 года назад

I would have but, I'm not comfortable with directing people to get that close to Main voltages - The relay option is 'safer' :)

@anhang4704 3 года назад

@@3ATIVE I reduced the voltage from 220v to 5v with a capacitor but it doesn't work with esp, maybe the current is not enough, do you have any solution for the smaller circuit

@3ATIVE 3 года назад

@@anhang4704 What are you trying to do? The Sonoff Basic already has 220VAC to 5V supply and I show how I use that.

@anhang4704 3 года назад

@@3ATIVE i use module nodemcu

@3ATIVE 3 года назад

@@anhang4704 OIC, no wonder why you have so many questions/suggestions. LOL If you want to go a different (more complicated) route that's entirely up to you... Sadly, I don't have time to help you redesign my project. Have fun and be safe!

@Truvanshow 4 года назад

Hi David. Could you spare any time helping me design some PCBs, in the software you have used in this video? I have done breadboard prototypes but struggling with the PCB design. Cheers.

@3ATIVE 4 года назад

I do get some spare time and I'm more than happy to help you out. Firstly though, I suggest you take a look at the EasyEDA tutorials here: docs.easyeda.com/en/Introduction/Introduction-to-EasyEDA/index.html Also, search RU-vid as there are a few videos explaining the basics - That's how I learned. You can find me everywhere with my handle "3Ative" (Facebook | Discord | Twitter | Etc)

@Truvanshow 4 года назад

3ATIVE VFX Studio thank you.

@arriewarrie 3 года назад

Hey. Would the sonoff basic R3 work fine for this?

@3ATIVE 3 года назад

That would be find. The R3 is still a 'Basic' and as such has the same pins available.

@arriewarrie 3 года назад

Any idea where on the r3 to find gpio1 & 3 as you used for the 2 other relays? I can only fond information on gpio 10 & gpio 9 location.

@3ATIVE 3 года назад

@@arriewarrie GPIO 1 & 3 are TX & RX on the Sonoff.