Hello.
I have a bit of a problem, maybe not so much with the functioning of the sflashed CBU (temp/humidity sensor from SHT30) -> exactly as in this topic and this .
I've already figured out that the latest version that supports SHT3X is 1.18.11. But that's still not what I mean.
I would like it to download a new autoexec.bat from the server on the LAN after waking up. The sensor is awakened a few seconds, and I would like to dynamically adjust the SHT calibration of the individual sensors.
I will of course issue a command in MQTT with the retain flag, only problem is that I don't know if such a simple command is available. I suspect there is something, because it's implemented somehow in the WebApp, but I've done some digging through the web and documentation and haven't found anything.
Maybe it's implemented via individual lines (lfs_append/lfs_appendline, but I don't know how individual lines would be passed from MQTT, which with a larger file could be troublesome), via sentGet rather not, as it returns nothing.
Maybe someone has somehow solved this already?
I have a bit of a problem, maybe not so much with the functioning of the sflashed CBU (temp/humidity sensor from SHT30) -> exactly as in this topic and this .
I've already figured out that the latest version that supports SHT3X is 1.18.11. But that's still not what I mean.
I would like it to download a new autoexec.bat from the server on the LAN after waking up. The sensor is awakened a few seconds, and I would like to dynamically adjust the SHT calibration of the individual sensors.
I will of course issue a command in MQTT with the retain flag, only problem is that I don't know if such a simple command is available. I suspect there is something, because it's implemented somehow in the WebApp, but I've done some digging through the web and documentation and haven't found anything.
Maybe it's implemented via individual lines (lfs_append/lfs_appendline, but I don't know how individual lines would be passed from MQTT, which with a larger file could be troublesome), via sentGet rather not, as it returns nothing.
Maybe someone has somehow solved this already?