![]() ![]() You can use this same code so replace the numbers of ports of switches and relays. I made it in matrix form because it is simpler and more functional. Ethernet.hardwareStatus() tells you which WIZnet Ethernet controller chip was detected during Ethernet.begin(), if any. Could someone help me in this regard how to do or by USB (half is working) or by LAN? The Arduino is connected to the network by this Enc28j60 Mini Ethernet Network Card. Another way would be to connect the arduinos via LAN both are on the network I can ping but I can’t make the thing work with HA. With the firmata the Arduino is a mere coadjuvate in the system, in this case it could only light the lamps by the application or by voice command, the house switches do not work. Ethernet: Enables network connection (local and Internet) using the Arduino Ethernet Board or Shield. ![]() Natively support network communications, terminal (linux) and file access. Ciao: Enables communication between microcontroller and MIPS cpu. I made the USB communication accessed ok, I created a switch that worked via HA with the FirmataStandard installed on the Arduino, however in this case the Arduino cannot manage the switches in the house, that is, the switches send the pulses to the Arduino and as the port it commands the what you should do (if you light a lamp). Below the code that I used for it (see download link above) once your Arduino is up and running, open a web-browser on your computer and type the following address (correct the IP address if you changed it in the example code): After a second or so your sensor reading (s) will appear in your browser. For Arduino/Genuino Yn, Yn Shield and TRE only. ![]() As for the automation of the lampsis my problem. I’m deploying the Home Assistant that worked on everything, tv, cameras, tv flap, etc. I have a home automation project with two mega Arduinos, practically all the pins are being used. ![]()
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