How do I publish the temperature value from OpenBeken 1.17.452 via MQTT?

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In the previous post I actually expressed myself extremely unclearly, mea culpa, sorry.
I mean that in the release OpenBeken release 1.17.452 such a novelty was introduced...: " Add internal temperature for Beken chips"
The thing is that the temperature value is only visible on http, and I would like to be able to publish this value via MQTT, maybe it is trivial for someone more advanced, I don't know how to do it.
Thank you in advance for your help.

p.kaczmarek2 · Answer

This is a fairly new addition to the firmware and is not yet derived on any variable. I can only add something like this on request. Only that the whole thing is still in the testing phase and I guess on the T platform it shows rather strange results.

tomik67 · Answer

Thank you for your reply, I am happy with this new feature and look forward to the final implementation.
It seems the temperature is shown as the inverse of the actual temperature.
I have such a switch for testing.:

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is the exact equivalent of the device you describe.:

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.... and I observe an interesting behaviour of the temperature measurement, when the relays are switched on then the temperature of the whole module is noticeably raised and the reading decreases, and vice versa, the relays are switched off, the module is cool and the temperature reading increases by a couple of degrees.

The astronomical clock works nicely, thank you for this function, I'm just not yet sure if it recalculates the sunset every time (day), the sunrise updates regularly.

p.kaczmarek2 · Answer

It is in the PR testing phase with the variable: Code: text Expand Select all Copy to clipboard $intTemp Do you know how to use it?

p.kaczmarek2 · Answer

Example of use: Code: text Expand Select all Copy to clipboard // addRepeatingEvent  [RepeatsOr-1] addRepeatingEvent 5 -1 publishFloat SelfTemperature $intTemp .

tomik67 · Answer

Thank you, it looks like it publishes the temperature, I will test it and let you know.
By the way, is there a similar function in OpenBK as in e.g. Fibaro and it is called association where you can connect the channels of two devices directly so that they are not dependent on communication with the MQTT server?. I would like to connect a two-channel device as mentioned above, one channel with one remote socket and the other channel with the other socket so that the buttons in the two-channel one cause reactions in the sockets.
Should I open a new thread for this question?

PS, Unless it would be possible to reflect the real state (mirror image) of the channels of both devices via the MQTT server without writing a script and in e.g. HA have the possibility to view the state and possible additional control.

p.kaczmarek2 · Answer

Perhaps Tasmota Device Groups support will help with this? Then the devices sync together over WiFi itself, more precisely via UDP. No MQTT is needed. You can specify whether a device sends and receives status, or for example only sends or only receives.

Or you can oscript Tasmota-style GET sending depending on changes in channel values.

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