Hello, i have bought two modules from here, in order to have them integrated in homeassistant.
Are they supported by openmqttgateway? I can see a file ttgo-lora32-v1-868 that can be uploaded but not for v2.1.
Thanks
As i can see, the only difference is the reset gpio for the lora chip. As such if i just define gpio from 14 to 23 in config_LORA.h , everything should work as intended, right?
I confirm that it works!!!
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Measuring for fun, the air temperature that my split air conditioner unit delivers through a dallas sensor:
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I have the same board and edited to pin 23. Apart from that I did nothing but uncomment the line default_envs = ttgo-lora32-v1-868
in platform.ini and then uploaded it.
I get board info in mqtt, but I don’t get any signals, even though I should. Also the display, expectedly, doesn’t work. However, in your picture the display works, so I assume you have done something different?
I would like to know how to use this 868MHz version of board too. Do please somebody know how?
I have successfully installed OMG 1.8.1 to a LoRa32 V2.1_1.6. It’s working great as lora gateway.
Uncomment line 73 inside platformio
and also change the pin inside config_LORA.h from 14 to 23
i also changed the TX_power from 14 to 17
Everything is working fine
Just follow the instructions. I use the visual basic studio. Download the code of OMG from github to your pc, unzip the folder, add the folder to platformIO inside visual basic studio, change the lines of platformio.ini and confif_LORA.h as you can see on above post, connect your esp to pc and flash it from inside visual basic studio. You will see the lora wifi from your phone. Connect, change wifi settings and mqtt settings and that’s it.