#- Simplified Tasmota TM1637 driver written in Berry Might be helpful in the case of using multiple displays Supports only the 4 digit basic display DIO_PIN and CLK_PIN are your esp32 pin numbers How to use > load('tm1637') > tm = Tm1637(DIO_PIN, CLK_PIN) > tm.set_on(4) > tm.print('0123') > tm.print(456) Add custom commands to the native Tasmota console: > tm_add_custom_commands(DIO_PIN, CLK_PIN) And then: TmBrightness 2 TmPrint 0123 TmPrint -5.67 Note: adding these commands to autoexec.be should be performed via creating an additional .be file with the content: tm_add_custom_commands(DIO_PIN, CLK_PIN) and then loading it in autoexec.be via load('tm1637') and load('script_name') The direct addition may not work -# class Tm1637 static var CMD_CTRL = 0x80 static var CMD_DISP_ON = 0x08 static var CMD_DATA = 0x40 static var CMD_ADDR = 0xC0 static var SYMB_DOT = 0x80 static var DIGIT_MAP = { '0': 0x3F, '1': 0x06, '2': 0x5B, '3': 0x4F, '4': 0x66, '5': 0x6D, '6': 0x7D, '7': 0x07, '8': 0x7F, '9': 0x6F, '-': 0x40, ' ': 0x00 } var PIN_DIO var PIN_CLK def init(dio, clk) self.PIN_DIO = dio self.PIN_CLK = clk gpio.pin_mode(self.PIN_DIO, gpio.OUTPUT) gpio.pin_mode(self.PIN_CLK, gpio.OUTPUT) gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_DIO, 1) gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_CLK, 1) end def start() gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_DIO, 1) gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_CLK, 1) gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_DIO, 0) end def stop() gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_CLK, 0) gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_DIO, 0) gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_CLK, 1) gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_DIO, 1) end def ack() gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_CLK, 0) gpio.pin_mode(self.PIN_DIO, gpio.INPUT_PULLUP) var ack_state = gpio.digital_read(self.PIN_DIO) == 0 gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_CLK, 1) gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_CLK, 0) gpio.pin_mode(self.PIN_DIO, gpio.OUTPUT) return ack_state end def write_bit(bitval) gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_CLK, 0) gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_DIO, bitval) gpio.digital_write(self.PIN_CLK, 1) end def write_byte(byteval) for pos: 0..7 self.write_bit((byteval >> pos) & 0x01) end end def send_command(command) self.start() self.write_byte(command) var ack_state = self.ack() self.stop() return ack_state end def send_data(data) var ack_state = true self.start() for i : 0..size(data)-1 self.write_byte(data[i]) ack_state = self.ack() && ack_state end self.stop() return ack_state end # 0-8 range, 0 to 'OFF' def set_on(brightness) if brightness == nil || brightness > 8 brightness = 8 elif brightness < 0 brightness = 0 end var cmd = self.CMD_CTRL if brightness cmd |= self.CMD_DISP_ON brightness -= 1 end return self.send_command(cmd | brightness) end def print(num) import string num = str(num) var max_str_len = 4 do var dot_pos = string.find(num, '.') if dot_pos >= 0 && dot_pos < 5 max_str_len = 5 end end if size(num) > max_str_len num = string.split(num, max_str_len)[0] end num = string.format('%4s', num) var payload = bytes(-5) payload[0] = self.CMD_ADDR var int_offset = 1 for i : 0..size(num)-1 if num[i] == '.' payload[i] |= self.SYMB_DOT int_offset = 0 else payload[i + int_offset] = self.DIGIT_MAP[num[i]] end end var ack_state = self.send_command(self.CMD_DATA) && self.send_data(payload) if !ack_state log('TM1637 - no ACK, please check connections') end return ack_state end def clear() self.print(' ') end # Won't be called on the system restart def deinit() self.set_on(0) end end def tm_add_custom_commands(dio, clk) var tm = Tm1637(dio, clk) tm.clear() tm.set_on(4) tasmota.add_cmd('tmprint', def(cmd, idx, payload) tm.print(payload) ? tasmota.resp_cmnd_done() : tasmota.resp_cmnd_failed() end) # 0-8 range, 0 to 'OFF' tasmota.add_cmd('tmbrightness', def(cmd, idx, payload) tm.set_on(int(payload)) ? tasmota.resp_cmnd_done() : tasmota.resp_cmnd_failed() end) log("Tasmota custom commands registered: TmPrint, TmBrightness") end