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APDS-9960.md

@ -49,6 +49,8 @@ and in MQTT topic (according to TelePeriod):
| Sensor27 | 3 ...255 | Set ATIME register for different integration times| | Sensor27 | 3 ...255 | Set ATIME register for different integration times|
### Example rules ### Example rules
***In gesture sensing mode `Tele-APDS9960` is the trigger (APDS9960 will not work)***
Device will be in RGBC mode until something is close to it, then it switches into gesture mode for 60 seconds. Device will be in RGBC mode until something is close to it, then it switches into gesture mode for 60 seconds.
``` ```
Rule on APDS9960#Proximity=250 do backlog Sensor27 1; RuleTimer1 60 endon on Rules#Timer=1 do Sensor27 0 endon Rule on APDS9960#Proximity=250 do backlog Sensor27 1; RuleTimer1 60 endon on Rules#Timer=1 do Sensor27 0 endon
@ -61,7 +63,7 @@ Rule on APDS9960#Ambient<100 do POWER ON endon
Control ON/OFF, brightness and color temperature with gestures Control ON/OFF, brightness and color temperature with gestures
``` ```
Rule on APDS9960#Long do power toggle endon on APDS9960#Up do dimmer + endon on APDS9960#Down do dimmer - endon on APDS9960#Left do ct + endon on APDS9960#Right do ct - endon Rule on Tele-APDS9960#Long do power toggle endon on Tele-APDS9960#Up do dimmer + endon on Tele-APDS9960#Down do dimmer - endon on Tele-APDS9960#Left do ct + endon on Tele-APDS9960#Right do ct - endon
``` ```
## Known issues: ## Known issues:

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Commands.md

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* [**How to Use Commands**](#how-to-use-commands) - [How to Use Commands](#how-to-use-commands)
* [**Device Control**](#control) - [Control](#control)
* [**Management and Configuration**](#management) - [Management](#management)
* [**Wi-Fi**](#Wi-Fi) - [Wi-Fi](#wi-fi)
* [**MQTT**](#mqtt) - [MQTT](#mqtt)
* [**Rules**](#rules) - [Rules](#rules)
* [**Timers**](#timers) - [Timers](#timers)
* [**Sensors**](#sensor) - [Sensor](#sensor)
* [**Power Monitoring**](#power-monitoring) - [Power Monitoring](#power-monitoring)
* [**Lights (PWM and addressable RGB LED lights)**](#light) - [Light](#light)
* [**RF 433MHz Bridge**](#sonoff-rf-bridge) - [Sonoff RF Bridge](#sonoff-rf-bridge)
* [**IR Remote Control**](#ir-remote) - [IR Remote](#ir-remote)
* [**SetOption List**](#setoption-overview) - [SetOption overview](#setoption-overview)
* [**Serial Bridge**](#serial-bridge) - [Serial Bridge](#serial-bridge)
* [**MP3 Player**](#mp3-player) - [mp3-player](#mp3-player)
* [**Domoticz**](#domoticz) - [Domoticz](#domoticz)
* [**KNX IP Protocol**](#knx) - [KNX](#knx)
* [**Displays**](#displays) - [Displays](#displays)
* [**Stepper Motors**](#Stepper-Motors) - [Stepper Motors](#stepper-motors)
* [**Blinds, Shutters and Roller Shades**](#blinds-shutters-and-roller-shades) - [Blinds, Shutters and Roller Shades](#blinds-shutters-and-roller-shades)
The Sonoff-Tasmota firmware provides three powerful man machine interfaces:<BR>**MQTT**, **web** and **serial**. The Sonoff-Tasmota firmware provides three powerful man machine interfaces:<BR>**MQTT**, **web** and **serial**.
@ -328,7 +328,7 @@ HsbColor3<a id="HsbColor3"></a>|`0..100` = set brightness
Led\<x\><a id="Led"></a>|`#RRGGBB` = set Led\<x\> hex color value where `<x>` is the pixel number *(aplies only to addressable LEDs)* Led\<x\><a id="Led"></a>|`#RRGGBB` = set Led\<x\> hex color value where `<x>` is the pixel number *(aplies only to addressable LEDs)*
LedTable<a id="LedTable"></a>|`0` = do not use [LED gamma correction](https://learn.adafruit.com/led-tricks-gamma-correction?view=all) *(default prior to 6.5.0.9)*<BR>`1` = use gamma correction *(default)* LedTable<a id="LedTable"></a>|`0` = do not use [LED gamma correction](https://learn.adafruit.com/led-tricks-gamma-correction?view=all) *(default prior to 6.5.0.9)*<BR>`1` = use gamma correction *(default)*
Pixels<a id="Pixels"></a>|`1..512` = set amount of pixels in strip or ring and reset [`Rotation`](#rotation) *(applies only to addressable LEDs)* Pixels<a id="Pixels"></a>|`1..512` = set amount of pixels in strip or ring and reset [`Rotation`](#rotation) *(applies only to addressable LEDs)*
RGBWWTable<a id="RGBWWTable"></a>|Allow compensation of unbalanced PWMchannels&emsp; »6.2.1.10<br>Used to adjust the power of each channel in case some LEDs are brighter<br>`PWM1,PWM2,PWM3,PWM4,PWM5` = channel range where `PWM<x>` = `0..255`. *(default =`255,255,255,255,255`, anything lower reduces the range)*<BR>_Range adjustment is computed **after** Gamma correction._<BR>Example:<BR> `RGBWWTable 64,64,64,64,64` limits maximum power to 25% for all 5 channels. RGBWWTable<a id="RGBWWTable"></a>|Control compensation of unbalanced PWM channels or [White Blend Mode](White-Blend-Mode) &emsp; »6.2.1.10<br>`PWM1,PWM2,PWM3,PWM4,PWM5` = channel range where: `PWM<x>` = `0..255`.<br>*(default =`255,255,255,255,255`)*<BR>Range adjustment is computed **after** Gamma correction.<BR>_Example:_<BR> `RGBWWTable 64,64,64,64,64` limits maximum power to 25% for all 5 channels.
Rotation<a id="Rotation"></a>|`<value>` = set amount of pixels to rotate (up to `Pixels` value) *(applies only to addressable LEDs)* Rotation<a id="Rotation"></a>|`<value>` = set amount of pixels to rotate (up to `Pixels` value) *(applies only to addressable LEDs)*
Scheme<a id="Scheme"></a>|Light effects<BR>`+` = next scheme<BR>`-` = previous scheme<BR>`0` = single color for LED light *(default)*<BR>`1` = start wake up sequence (same as [`Wakeup`](#wakeup))<BR>`2` = cycle up through colors using Speed option<BR>`3` = cycle down through colors using Speed option<BR>`4` = random cycle through colors using Speed and Fade Scheme<a id="Scheme"></a>|Light effects<BR>`+` = next scheme<BR>`-` = previous scheme<BR>`0` = single color for LED light *(default)*<BR>`1` = start wake up sequence (same as [`Wakeup`](#wakeup))<BR>`2` = cycle up through colors using Speed option<BR>`3` = cycle down through colors using Speed option<BR>`4` = random cycle through colors using Speed and Fade
||**The following schemes are usable only with addressable LEDs, e.g. WS281X, Neopixel**<BR>`5` = clock mode ([example](https://hackaday.io/project/28194-esp-and-ws2812-based-clock))<BR>`6` = candlelight pattern<BR>`7` = RGB pattern<BR>`8` = Christmas pattern<BR>`9` = Hannukah pattern<BR>`10` = Kwanzaa pattern<BR>`11` = rainbow pattern<BR>`12` = fire pattern ||**The following schemes are usable only with addressable LEDs, e.g. WS281X, Neopixel**<BR>`5` = clock mode ([example](https://hackaday.io/project/28194-esp-and-ws2812-based-clock))<BR>`6` = candlelight pattern<BR>`7` = RGB pattern<BR>`8` = Christmas pattern<BR>`9` = Hannukah pattern<BR>`10` = Kwanzaa pattern<BR>`11` = rainbow pattern<BR>`12` = fire pattern
@ -337,7 +337,7 @@ Wakeup<a id="Wakeup"></a>|Start wake up sequence from OFF to stored `Dimmer` val
WakeupDuration<a id="WakeupDuration"></a>|`1..3600` = set wake up duration in seconds WakeupDuration<a id="WakeupDuration"></a>|`1..3600` = set wake up duration in seconds
White<a id="White"></a>|&emsp; »6.4.0<BR>`1..100` = set white channel brightness in single white channel lights (single W or RGBW lights) White<a id="White"></a>|&emsp; »6.4.0<BR>`1..100` = set white channel brightness in single white channel lights (single W or RGBW lights)
Width\<x><a id="Width"></a>|x = `1..4`<BR>`1` - `0..4` = LED group width *([Scheme](#Scheme) `6..12` only)*<BR>`2` - `0..32` = seconds hand width *([Scheme](#Scheme) `5` only)*<BR>`3` - `0..32` = minutes hand width *([Scheme](#Scheme) `5` only)*<BR>`4` - `0..32` = hour hand width *([Scheme](#Scheme) `5` only)* Width\<x><a id="Width"></a>|x = `1..4`<BR>`1` - `0..4` = LED group width *([Scheme](#Scheme) `6..12` only)*<BR>`2` - `0..32` = seconds hand width *([Scheme](#Scheme) `5` only)*<BR>`3` - `0..32` = minutes hand width *([Scheme](#Scheme) `5` only)*<BR>`4` - `0..32` = hour hand width *([Scheme](#Scheme) `5` only)*
See also|[`SetOption15`](#SetOption15) - Set PWM control<BR>[`SetOption16`](#SetOption16) - Reverse Clock Scheme direction<BR>[`SetOption17`](#SetOption17) - Show [`Color`](#Color) string as hex or decimal<BR>[`SetOption20`](#SetOption20) - Update without turning power on<BR>[`SetOption37`](#SetOption37) - Color remapping for led channels<BR>[`SetOption68`](#Setoption68) - PWM Channel control See also|[`SetOption15`](#SetOption15), [`SetOption16`](#SetOption16), [`SetOption17`](#SetOption17), [`SetOption20`](#SetOption20), [`SetOption37`](#SetOption37) and [`SetOption68`](#Setoption68)
### [Sonoff RF Bridge](Sonoff-RF-Bridge-433) ### [Sonoff RF Bridge](Sonoff-RF-Bridge-433)
@ -379,7 +379,7 @@ SetOption10<a id="SetOption10"></a>|When the device MQTT topic changes <BR> `0`
SetOption11<a id="SetOption11"></a>|Swap button single and double press [functionality](Control-other-devices#double-press--hold)<BR> `0` = disabled *(default)*<BR> `1` = enabled SetOption11<a id="SetOption11"></a>|Swap button single and double press [functionality](Control-other-devices#double-press--hold)<BR> `0` = disabled *(default)*<BR> `1` = enabled
SetOption12<a id="SetOption12"></a>|Configuration saving to flash option<BR>`0` = allow dynamic flash save slot rotation *(default)*<BR>`1` = use fixed eeprom flash slot SetOption12<a id="SetOption12"></a>|Configuration saving to flash option<BR>`0` = allow dynamic flash save slot rotation *(default)*<BR>`1` = use fixed eeprom flash slot
SetOption13<a id="SetOption13"></a>|Allow immediate action on single button press<BR>`0` = single, multi-press and hold button actions *(default)*<BR> `1` = only single press action for immediate response (i.e., disable multipress detection). Disable by holding for 4 x button hold time (see [`SetOption32`](#setoption32)). SetOption13<a id="SetOption13"></a>|Allow immediate action on single button press<BR>`0` = single, multi-press and hold button actions *(default)*<BR> `1` = only single press action for immediate response (i.e., disable multipress detection). Disable by holding for 4 x button hold time (see [`SetOption32`](#setoption32)).
SetOption15<a id="SetOption15"></a>|Set PWM control for LED lights<BR>`0` = basic PWM control<BR>`1` = control with [`Color`](#Color) or [`Dimmer`](#Dimmer) commands SetOption15<a id="SetOption15"></a>|Set PWM control for LED lights<BR>`0` = basic PWM control<BR>`1` = control with [`Color`](#Color) or [`Dimmer`](#Dimmer) commands _(default)_
SetOption16<a id="SetOption16"></a>|Set addressable LED Clock scheme parameter<BR> `0` = clock-wise mode *(default)*<BR> `1` = counter-clock-wise mode SetOption16<a id="SetOption16"></a>|Set addressable LED Clock scheme parameter<BR> `0` = clock-wise mode *(default)*<BR> `1` = counter-clock-wise mode
SetOption17<a id="SetOption17"></a>|Show [`Color`](#Color) string as<BR> `0` = hex string *(default)*<BR> `1` = comma-separated decimal string SetOption17<a id="SetOption17"></a>|Show [`Color`](#Color) string as<BR> `0` = hex string *(default)*<BR> `1` = comma-separated decimal string
SetOption18<a id="SetOption18"></a>|Set status of signal light paired with [CO<sub>2</sub> sensor](#sensor14)<BR> `0` = disable light *(default)*<BR>`1` = enable light SetOption18<a id="SetOption18"></a>|Set status of signal light paired with [CO<sub>2</sub> sensor](#sensor14)<BR> `0` = disable light *(default)*<BR>`1` = enable light
@ -415,8 +415,8 @@ SetOption60<a id="SetOption60"></a>|Enable normal sleep instead of [dynamic slee
SetOption61<a id="SetOption61"></a>|Force [local operation](https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota/pull/4562#issuecomment-446230001) when [`ButtonTopic`](#ButtonTopic) or [`SwitchTopic`](#SwitchTopic) is set.&emsp; »6.3.0.16<BR>`0` = disable *(default)*<BR> `1` = enable SetOption61<a id="SetOption61"></a>|Force [local operation](https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota/pull/4562#issuecomment-446230001) when [`ButtonTopic`](#ButtonTopic) or [`SwitchTopic`](#SwitchTopic) is set.&emsp; »6.3.0.16<BR>`0` = disable *(default)*<BR> `1` = enable
SetOption62<a id="SetOption62"></a>|Set retain on Button or Switch hold messages&emsp; »6.4.1.19<BR>`0` = disable *(default)*<BR> `1` = don't use retain flag on `HOLD` messages SetOption62<a id="SetOption62"></a>|Set retain on Button or Switch hold messages&emsp; »6.4.1.19<BR>`0` = disable *(default)*<BR> `1` = don't use retain flag on `HOLD` messages
SetOption63<a id="SetOption63"></a>|Set relay state feedback scan at restart ([#5594](../issues/5594), [#5663](../issues/5663))&emsp; »6.5.0.9<BR>`0` = Scan relay power feedback state at restart *(default)*<BR> `1` = Disable relay power feedback state scanning at restart SetOption63<a id="SetOption63"></a>|Set relay state feedback scan at restart ([#5594](../issues/5594), [#5663](../issues/5663))&emsp; »6.5.0.9<BR>`0` = Scan relay power feedback state at restart *(default)*<BR> `1` = Disable relay power feedback state scanning at restart
SetOption64<a id="SetOption64"></a>|Switch between `-` or `_` as sensor name separator&emsp; »6.5.0.12<BR>`0` = sensor name index separator is "-" (hyphen) *(default)*<BR> `1` = sensor name index separator is "_" (underscore)<br>*Affects DS18X20, DHT, BMP and SHT3X sensor names in tele messages* SetOption64<a id="SetOption64"></a>|Switch between `-` or `_` as sensor name separator&emsp; »6.5.0.12<BR>`0` = sensor name index separator is `-` _(hyphen)_ *(default)*<BR> `1` = sensor name index separator is `_` _(underscore)_<br>*Affects DS18X20, DHT, BMP and SHT3X sensor names in tele messages*
SetOption65<a id="SetOption65"></a>|Set fast power cycle detection for device reset&emsp; »6.6.0.20<BR>`0` = fast power cycle device recovery procedure enabled *(default)*<BR>`1` = disable fast power cycle device recovery procedure SetOption65<a id="SetOption65"></a>|Control [fast power cycle detection](Fast-power-cycle-device-recovery)&emsp; »6.7.1<BR>`0` = enabled *(default)*<BR>`1` = disabled
SetOption66<a id="SetOption66"></a>|Set publishing TuyaReceived to MQTT&emsp; »6.7.0<BR>`0` = disable publishing `TuyaReceived` over MQTT *(default)*<BR>`1` = enable publishing `TuyaReceived` over MQTT SetOption66<a id="SetOption66"></a>|Set publishing TuyaReceived to MQTT&emsp; »6.7.0<BR>`0` = disable publishing `TuyaReceived` over MQTT *(default)*<BR>`1` = enable publishing `TuyaReceived` over MQTT
SetOption67<a id="SetOption67"></a>|iFan03 Buzzer control&emsp; »6.6.0.2<BR>`0` = disable Sonoff iFan03 buzzer *(default)*<BR>`1` = enable Sonoff iFan03 buzzer SetOption67<a id="SetOption67"></a>|iFan03 Buzzer control&emsp; »6.6.0.2<BR>`0` = disable Sonoff iFan03 buzzer *(default)*<BR>`1` = enable Sonoff iFan03 buzzer
SetOption68<a id="SetOption68"></a>|Multi-channel PWM instead of a single light&emsp; »6.6.0.3<BR>`0` = Treat [PWM](#pwm) as a single light *(default)*<BR>`1` = Treat [PWM](#pwm) as separate channels. In this mode, use [`Power<x>`](#power) to turn lights on and off, and [`Channel<x>`](#channel) to change the value of each channel.<BR>[`Color`](#color) still works to set all channels at once.<BR>***Requires restart after change*** SetOption68<a id="SetOption68"></a>|Multi-channel PWM instead of a single light&emsp; »6.6.0.3<BR>`0` = Treat [PWM](#pwm) as a single light *(default)*<BR>`1` = Treat [PWM](#pwm) as separate channels. In this mode, use [`Power<x>`](#power) to turn lights on and off, and [`Channel<x>`](#channel) to change the value of each channel.<BR>[`Color`](#color) still works to set all channels at once.<BR>***Requires restart after change***

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Fast-power-cycle-device-recovery.md Normal file

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**Introduced in v6.7.1**
Fast power cycle device recovery is implemented for situations where a device cannot be reset to firmware defaults (no serial access, no button). It resets all Tasmota settings (equal to [`reset 3`](commands#reset) after 4 power cycles.
## To use:
1. Cut power from the device completely for 30 seconds
2. Power the device on and off three times with intervals lower than 10 seconds and leave it on after fourth time
3. Fast power cycle device recovery should activate and the device should be reset to firmware defaults
> If you flashed a precompiled binary you can [reconfigure](https://github.com/arendst/Tasmota/wiki/Initial-Configuration#configure-wi-fi) the device using webUI

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Lights.md

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Tasmota WebUI displays **Brightness** and **CT** or **White** level sliders depending on your module or the number of PWM channels configured. Lights come in various shapes (bulb, strips, ceiling lights, ...) but in Tasmota they are separated in 3 categories:
- [Channel controlled LEDs](#channel-controlled-LEDs)
- [Addressable LEDs](#addressable-LEDs)
- [Status LEDs](#status-LEDs)
The WebUI doesn't have a color picker for RGB lights due to memory and flash size requirements to implement one. Instead use [`Color`](commands#color) to control colors.
Refer to [**light commands**](Commands#light) for all possibilities to control your lights. ## Lights in webUI
Tasmota' webUI displays only **Brightness**, **CT**, **White** or **PWM** level sliders depending on the light component, the number of PWM channels configured and SetOption used.
### Channel mapping ***There are no RGB controls in the webUI.*** Use [`Color`](commands#color) commands instead.
By default the PWM channels are mapped accordingly depending on the number of used channels:
>The webUI doesn't have a color picker for RGB lights due to memory and flash size requirements to implement one.
See [**light commands**](Commands#light) for how to control lights.
## Channel controlled LEDs
Lights controlled using up to 5 channels (red, green, blue, cold white, warm white). Channels are controlled using PWM or APDM.
### PWM
PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) is the most common method of controlling LED lights.
These lights are configured by assigning `PWM1(i)` through `PWM5(i)` components to their GPIOs. Depending on the number of used PWMs Tasmota will recognize the light as
|Channels|PWM1|PWM2|PWM3|PWM4|PWM5| |Channels|PWM1|PWM2|PWM3|PWM4|PWM5|
|---|---|---|---|---|---| |---|---|---|---|---|---|
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|4|Red|Green|Blue|White|| |4|Red|Green|Blue|White||
|5|Red|Green|Blue|Cold White|Warm White| |5|Red|Green|Blue|Cold White|Warm White|
When connecting more than one light strip to PWMs, you cannot control them separately in the WebUI due to the above mapping. Use [`Channel<x>`](commands#channel) to dim each PWM channel individually. If you require individual channel control (f.e. when connecting multiple single channel light strips to a multichannel LED controller) use [`SetOption68 1`](commands#setoption68) to control each PWM individually with sliders in webUI and [`Channel<x>`](commands#channel) commands.
Some lights use different controllers instead of PWM (f.e. SM16716 or MY92x1). In that case channel mapping is dependent on the controller. It can be remapped using [`SetOption37`](Commands#setoption37). For better color mixing of RGB and white channels read about [White-Blend-Mode](White Blend Mode).
For addressable LED's refer to [WS281XB article](Wemos-D1-Mini-and-WS2812B---WS2813B-Ledstrip). ### MY92xx
MY92xx [family](http://www.my-semi.com/content/products/product_list.aspx?id=2) of drivers uses Adaptive Pulse Density Modulation.
Configured in Tasmota by assigning `MY92x1 DI` and `MY92x DCKI` components to their GPIOs (some devices might have more than one MY92xx controller)
Channel mapping for such devices is dependent on the controllers but is easily [remapped](SetOption37---Color-channel-mapping) using [`SetOption37`](Commands#setoption37).
### SM16716
SM16716 LEDs, sometimes mislabelled as WS2801.
Configured in Tasmota by assigning `SM16716 CLK`, `SM16716 DAT` and `SM16716 PWR` component to their GPIOs.
Some SM16716 bulbs have BGR order and need [`SetOption37 54`](commands#setoption57) to work properly.
## Addressable LEDs
Lights where each LED is individually controlled. In these lights it is possible to adjust each LEDs power, color and brightness, all just with the use of a single GPIO pin.
WebUI shows only the brightness slider and power toggle for these lights, all other controls are available with [commands](commands#light).
### WS2812
Any light using WS2811, WS2812b, WS2813 or SK6812 LEDs falls into this component. They're also commonly called Neopixel lights.
Configured in Tasmota by assigning `WS2812` component to its GPIO.
For wiring, see instructions for [LED strip](WS2812B-and-WS2813) or [Wemos RGB shield](WS2812B-RGB-Shield).
## Status LEDs
Special subset of lights used to convey device status such as Wi-Fi and power. [Read more...](Status-LED)

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Peripherals.md

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- **TX20** - La Crosse Wind (Anemometer) - sensor (GPIO) - **TX20** - La Crosse Wind (Anemometer) - sensor (GPIO)
- [**VEML6070**](Wemos-D1-Mini-and-VEML6070-UV-Sensor) - UV Sensor - [**VEML6070**](Wemos-D1-Mini-and-VEML6070-UV-Sensor) - UV Sensor
- **VL53L0x** - Time of flight sensor (I<sup>2</sup>C) - **VL53L0x** - Time of flight sensor (I<sup>2</sup>C)
- [**WS2812B**](Wemos-D1-Mini-and-WS2812B-RGB-Shield) - RGB Shield - [**WS2812B**](WS2812B-RGB-Shield) - RGB Shield
- [**WS2812B/WS2813B**](Wemos-D1-Mini-and-WS2812B---WS2813B-Ledstrip) - LED Strip - [**WS2812B/WS2813B**](WS2812B-and-WS2813) - LED Strip
- **Xadow, Grove** - Multi-channel Gas sensor (I<sup>2</sup>C) - **Xadow, Grove** - Multi-channel Gas sensor (I<sup>2</sup>C)
[Google Sheet list of supported peripherals](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VaZrCUjNosUQGYBX0pTVoY_rkSzEIcTP8K3052smOB4/edit?usp=sharing) [Google Sheet list of supported peripherals](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VaZrCUjNosUQGYBX0pTVoY_rkSzEIcTP8K3052smOB4/edit?usp=sharing)

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- **TX20** La Crosse Wind (Anemometer) sensor (GPIO) - **TX20** La Crosse Wind (Anemometer) sensor (GPIO)
- [**VEML6070**](Wemos-D1-Mini-and-VEML6070-UV-Sensor) UV Sensor - [**VEML6070**](Wemos-D1-Mini-and-VEML6070-UV-Sensor) UV Sensor
- **VL53L0x** Time of flight sensor (I<sup>2</sup>C) - **VL53L0x** Time of flight sensor (I<sup>2</sup>C)
- [**WS2812B**](Wemos-D1-Mini-and-WS2812B-RGB-Shield) RGB Shield - [**WS2812B**](WS2812B-RGB-Shield) RGB Shield
- [**WS2812B/WS2813B**](Wemos-D1-Mini-and-WS2812B---WS2813B-Ledstrip) LED Strip - [**WS2812B/WS2813B**](WS2812B-and-WS2813) LED Strip
- **Xadow, Grove** Multi-channel Gas sensor (I<sup>2</sup>C) - **Xadow, Grove** Multi-channel Gas sensor (I<sup>2</sup>C)
## Expanding your devices ## Expanding your devices

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Wemos-D1-Mini-and-WS2812B-RGB-Shield.md → WS2812B-RGB-Shield.md

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Wemos-D1-Mini-and-WS2812B---WS2813B-Ledstrip.md → WS2812B-and-WS2813.md

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WebUI.md

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Tasmota's web user interface is a practical way to control and manage your tasmotised device. Tasmota's web user interface is a practical way to control and manage your tasmotised device.
To access it use your device's IP address in your favorite web browser.
### Configuration ### Configuration
Configuration menu allows you to configure everything from components to Wi-Fi and gives you the option to backup and restore the configuration in a secure location. Configuration menu allows you to configure everything from components to Wi-Fi and gives you the option to backup and restore the configuration in a secure location.
@ -10,22 +12,24 @@ Displays a single page loaded with information about the device including: curre
An easy to use menu to initiate a firmware [upgrade](Upgrading) from an uploaded .bin or an OTA server. An easy to use menu to initiate a firmware [upgrade](Upgrading) from an uploaded .bin or an OTA server.
### Console ### Console
Terminal access to Tasmota. Issue [commands](Commands) here or follow the information stream. Useful for debugging with [˙Weblog`](Commands#weblog) commands Terminal access to Tasmota. Issue [commands](Commands) here or follow the information stream. Useful for debugging when using [˙Weblog 4`](Commands#weblog).
## Themes ## Themes
WebUI is themable starting with »6.6.0. To apply the theme copy the entire command and send it in console or via MQTT. WebUI is themable starting with »6.6.0 using [`WebColor`](commands#webcolor) commands.
To apply the theme copy the entire command and send it in console or via MQTT.
Dark theme (default since 7.0) Dark theme (default since 7.0)
``` ```haskell
WebColor {"WebColor":["#eeeeee","#181818","#4f4f4f","#000000","#dddddd","#008000","#222222","#ff0000","#008000","#ffffff","#1fa3ec","#0e70a4","#d43535","#931f1f","#47c266","#5aaf6f","#ffffff","#999999","#000000"]} WebColor {"WebColor":["#eeeeee","#181818","#4f4f4f","#000000","#dddddd","#008000","#222222","#ff0000","#008000","#ffffff","#1fa3ec","#0e70a4","#d43535","#931f1f","#47c266","#5aaf6f","#ffffff","#999999","#000000"]}
``` ```
White theme (default until 6.7.1.) White theme (default until 6.7.1.)
``` ```haskell
WebColor {"WebColor":["#000000","#ffffff","#f2f2f2","#000000","#ffffff","#000000","#ffffff","#ff0000","#008000","#ffffff","#1fa3ec","#0e70a4","#d43535","#931f1f","#47c266","#5aaf6f","#ffffff","#999999"]} WebColor {"WebColor":["#000000","#ffffff","#f2f2f2","#000000","#ffffff","#000000","#ffffff","#ff0000","#008000","#ffffff","#1fa3ec","#0e70a4","#d43535","#931f1f","#47c266","#5aaf6f","#ffffff","#999999"]}
``` ```
Halloween Halloween
``` ```haskell
{"WebColor":["#cccccc","#3d3f41","#3d3f41","#93c763","#293134","#93c763","#293134","#ff0000","#008000","#ffffff","#ec7600","#0e70a4","#d43535","#931f1f","#47c266","#5aaf6f","#ffffff","#999999"]} WebColor {"WebColor":["#cccccc","#3d3f41","#3d3f41","#93c763","#293134","#93c763","#293134","#ff0000","#008000","#ffffff","#ec7600","#0e70a4","#d43535","#931f1f","#47c266","#5aaf6f","#ffffff","#999999"]}
``` ```