* New LWT on deepsleep
To allow better integration into HA LWT topic will report details of sleep status:
16:54:04.388 MQT: hm/tele/ESP_3284D1/LWT =
{"Sleep":{"Time":"2023-07-17T16:55:03","Sleep":1689612844,"Wakeup":1689612903}}
* Revert LWT back to non JSON
Send DeelSleep on LWT
Send Deepsleep parameters on topic DeepSleep
* Setting default for batteryLevel
* Enable BatteryPercentSet
Changing the battery level e.g. by rule
* Added Battery % to status message
* added battery_level_percent
* Added battery % support in STATE message
* Enable setting battery level
101 is reserved for power-plug. No battery Level reported
* Setting default for battery Level
101 is reserved for power plug
0..100 normal battery values
* Revert back LWT to Offline
Removed "DeepSleep" LWT status until further decision is made. Current implementation is technical sufficient for HA to detect a battery powered device
* Added discovery message after deepsleep change
* Added discovery for battery and deepsleep
Changing default for DisplayMode from 1 to 0. Users are getting confused by the display doing something they did not ask for (and not being aware of DisplayMode). This got worse with LVGL/HASPmota displays becoming common, with users having much less reason to dive into the old DisplayXxxxx commands. And it may even be hard to see that it is even a display of time/date causing the display to flicker.
Changing default for DisplayDimmer from 10% to 50%. The low brightness of 10% is not always easy to see, especially in daylight. 50% is generally better, while not going "full blast" with 100%.
SetOption147 (MQTT) Disable publish SSerialReceived MQTT messages. If disabled, you must use event trigger rules instead.
If it is activated, tasmota will not publish a MQTT message every time a SSerialReceived event fires. Use rules to control "what, how and when" publish these messages.
Setoption147 (MQTT) Disable publish SSerialReceived MQTT messages. If disabled, you must use event trigger rules instead.
If it is activated, tasmota will not publish a MQTT message every time a SSerialReceived event fires. Use rules to control "what, how and when" publish these messages.
Add SetOption147 (MQTT) Enable publish SSerialReceived MQTT messages. If disabled, use event rules instead.
If it is disabled, tasmota will not publish an MQTT message every time a SSerialReceived event fires. Use rules to control how and when publish these messages.
Add SetOption147 (MQTT) Enable publish SSerialReceived MQTT messages. If disabled, use event rules instead.
If it is disabled, tasmota will not publish an MQTT message every time a SSerialReceived event fires. Use rules to control how and when publish these messages.
Add SetOption147 (MQTT) Enable publish SSerialReceived MQTT messages. If disabled, use event rules instead.
If it is disabled, tasmota will not publish an MQTT message every time a SSerialReceived event fires. Use rules to control how and when publish these messages.
- Add commands to better control global temperature, humidity and pressure
- Command ``GlobalTemp2 1..250`` to select Global Temperature source indexed from teleperiod occurance data (#15834)
- Command ``GlobalHum2 1..250`` to select Global Humidity source indexed from teleperiod occurance data (#15834)
- Command ``GlobalPress2 1..250`` to select Global Pressure source indexed from teleperiod occurance data (#15834)
Fulvio Spelta
Theo Arends
Barbudor
s-hadinger
stefanbode
sfromis
ortegafernando
Adrian Deaconu
Jason2866