Hello I have written a radiator soft based on ESPHome and everything even works, however something is connected to GPIO 35 of ESP32, see pictures 1 and 2. What could it be? I've given a simple code to read the voltage on the pin, it wiggles, see picture 3 Mill WC Marcin NTC Voltage2.

GPIO 35 on the ESP32 can only act as an input and in my opinion is not connected to anything. This input has no pull-up or pull-down, so you are reading noise.

In the picture you can see that GPIO35 is connected to something (marked with an arrow), but the further signal path cannot be discerned. It looks like the output of an optocoupler.

To fix the note, where is GPIO 35 (perhaps a different GPIO is involved):

I relied on Espressif documentation

@inot You are correct. I posted the wrong pin description and will correct it in a moment. As you can see there are errors in the documentation too

You can see that the factory software is somehow doing a readout of this GPIO. The chip this path goes to is the L2145, I am basing this on this documentation. Code to read GPO 35. Code: text Expand Select all Copy to clipboard - platform: adc pin: GPIO35 name: ${sub_text_devicename} NTC Voltage2 id: ${sub_esphome_name}_adc_sensor2 icon: mdi:flash-outline update_interval: 30s attenuation: 12db #filters: # - multiply: 3.3 filters: - multiply: 0.97 - sliding_window_moving_average: window_size: 15 send_every: 5

It is necessary to trace where the path leads from resistor R15 so that the source of this measurement can be determined.

Which means I have to take the radiator apart.... again... Good.

By the way, take a clearer picture of this section. It is not possible to recognise all the connections.

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I have written a radiator soft based on ESPHome and everything even works, however something is connected to GPIO 35 of ESP32, see pictures 1 and 2. What could it be? I've given a simple code to read the voltage on the pin, it wiggles, see picture 3 "Mill WC Marcin NTC Voltage2".

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GPIO 35 on the ESP32 can only act as an input and in my opinion is not connected to anything. This input has no pull-up or pull-down, so you are reading "noise".
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In the picture you can see that GPIO35 is connected to something (marked with an arrow), but the further signal path cannot be discerned. It looks like the output of an optocoupler.

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To fix the note, where is GPIO 35 (perhaps a different GPIO is involved):
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I relied on Espressif documentation https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/891/esp-wr...uvSwI0_0Nx5cwzem2lSHAdMuyHSrftJtEO5jo4VO9tu_h
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@inot You are correct. I posted the wrong pin description and will correct it in a moment. As you can see there are errors in the documentation too

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You can see that the factory software is somehow doing a readout of this GPIO. The chip this path goes to is the L2145, I am basing this on this documentation.

Code to read GPO 35.

  - platform: adc
    pin: GPIO35
    name: ${sub_text_devicename} NTC Voltage2
    id: ${sub_esphome_name}_adc_sensor2
    icon: mdi:flash-outline
    update_interval: 30s
    attenuation: 12db
    #filters:
    #  - multiply: 3.3
    filters:
      - multiply:  0.97
      - sliding_window_moving_average:
          window_size: 15
          send_every: 5

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It is necessary to trace where the path leads from resistor R15 so that the source of this measurement can be determined.
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Which means I have to take the radiator apart.... again... Good.
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By the way, take a clearer picture of this section. It is not possible to recognise all the connections.

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