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Home Assistant button for OpenBeken BL0937/BL0942 energy counter reset

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  • #1 20827395
    erdeidominik1999
    Level 8  

    Hello! Is there any way to create an MQTT button for resetting the total energy counter of BL0937?
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  • #3 20858256
    erdeidominik1999
    Level 8  

    >>20827399
    Thank you @p.kaczmarek2, it helped. I read in your description that you want to support Realtek chips. Now I got a smart plug with RTL8710 chipset. If you want, I can help with it, but I don't know how to start with it. Also, do you plan to support ESP chips in the future? Because I think your firmware is better than Tasmota.
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  • #4 20858266
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    Thank you, both those families are planned, they are just lower priority. Currently I am working on RN8209C for a donator and I also have a slight build issue for T, you can read here:
    https://github.com/openshwprojects/OpenBK7231T_App/issues/987
    How much C experience do you have? I you know C, maybe you could also help with that HA discovery request you made some time ago.

    PS: Recently I got one realtek module from a donator, I just need to find some time for that
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  • #5 20859068
    erdeidominik1999
    Level 8  

    p.kaczmarek2 wrote:
    How much C experience do you have? If you know C, maybe you could also help with that HA discovery request you made some time ago.

    I have some experience in C, but not that much, rather in C#. What can I help?
  • #6 20889326
    erdeidominik1999
    Level 8  

    >>20858266
    After the end of January, I can help you. Right now, I'm very busy because I have my final exam at the university. Recently, I ordered a lot of smart plugs from AliExpress and smart switches, and all of them have a Realtek chip. So, I think Tuya will ship the products with Realtek in the future.
  • #7 20937661
    erdeidominik1999
    Level 8  

    erdeidominik1999 wrote:

    >>20858266
    After the end of January, I can help you. Right now, I'm very busy because I have my final exam at the university. Recently, I ordered a lot of smart plugs from AliExpress and smart switches, and all of them have a Realtek chip. So, I think Tuya will ship the products with Realtek in the future.


    Dear @p.kaczmarek2!
    What do you think if I create a UI for the external web application with Bootstrap? And then this minimal design can be changed with that.
  • #8 20937875
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    The Web App is minimal because we want to be able to host it entirely on OBK LittleFS, so I am not sure if we can grow it much more. Would you be able to make a "bootstrap skin" for OBK web app but keep ability to use it in a minimal version as well?

    Alternatively, you can look into improving this site:
    https://openbekeniot.github.io/webapp/devicesList.html
    Keep functionality (or extend it) and make it more readable.
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  • #11 20942467
    erdeidominik1999
    Level 8  
    It's a good idea to a new skin and functionality for the device list page, can we talk on a different platform for faster communication?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around creating an MQTT button to reset the total energy counter of the BL0937 energy counter. A user was directed to a tutorial for sending commands via the cmnd topic. There is interest in supporting Realtek chips, with mentions of a smart plug using the RTL8710 chipset. The conversation also touches on potential future support for ESP chips and the development of a user interface for an external web application using Bootstrap. Participants discuss the minimal design of the web app and the possibility of enhancing its functionality while maintaining compatibility with OBK LittleFS.
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