Hi,

I have problems using the "RGB led and controller" widget in Virtuino v6.0.34 on my Android phone:

I've configured four sliders controlling the red, green, blue and white LEDs of an LED strip using MQTT. No problem with these four widgets. When I move a slider I can see the published values with "mosquitto_sub" on my home server. See "panel_on_slider_change.png" and the corresponding output of "mosquitto_sub" in "mosquitto_sub_output_on_slider_change.png". I've also made a screenshot of my configuration (see "slider_config.png" and "topic_config.png").

When I choose a colour with the mentioned "color picker" (which uses the same topics - without the white color of course - see "picker_config.png") the sliders follow the picker correctly (they visualise the color I've "picked"). But the values received by my server are completely weird. I receive values for "blue" only - and even these values aren't correct (for me they look somehow random).

Does anyone have an idea what's wrong with my setup/config?

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Hi! I´m Max from Argentina. I´m using Virtuino IOT to manage a Siemens Logo! 8.3 via Modbus. It works like a charm inside my client´s LAN.
But, I have to control it also from Internet. The LOGO! is registered in AWS IOT and I can see its shadow working properly.

I know Modbus but I´m still new to these new IOT technologies.

Can Virtuino interact with an AWS thing´s shadow via MQTT? 
Or, is there a more practical way to control these PLCs from internet with Virtuino?


Thanks!

Hallo,
is possible to make a widget like a windows console?

While downloading the latest virtuino 0.6.21 , Microsoft Defender found a virus.

   

Good night. I am developing a project with Arduino Mega and Viretuino6 with Bluethoot HC06.
I need the 3 series ports to communicate with different peripherals.
But one is used by the Bluethoot module.
I have thought about using the Bluno Mega from DFRobot that has Bluetooth integrated but I don't know how to adapt it to the Virtuino routines.
Has anyone used Virtuino with the DFRobot Bluno Mega?
Thanks for the advance

I'm trying to set up a relay on/off schedule. The problem is that all days work correctly except Sunday; on Sunday the schedule does not work at all.

here is my code:

Hi,

I am sorry to bother with this question as i have seen it was asked before, but after watching the video you posted on how to extract the data, i still can not mange to extract what i need.
The Json payload i receive is :

{"state":{"reported":{"M..1:2-1":"00","AM..4:10-1":"04bc","V..4:8-1":"0021","M..1:10-1":"00","M..1:11-1":"00","V..6:4-1":"0000012c","V..4:12-1":"0000","V..4:24-1":"0010","V..4:28-1":"0465","V..4:36-1":"0000","M..1:6-1":"00","M..1:4-1":"00","M..1:5-1":"00","M..1:12-1":"00","V..2:990-6":"1d2404122205"}}}

There are a lot of variables  but i would like to extract for example "AM..4:10-1":"04bc", 04bc is the value which is in hex, i would also like to convert to decimal. i would like to display only the value 04bc in decimal (1212).

I have tried also with JavaScript script, but it did not work

Please can you help me with this. Thanks in advance

Hello, any chance to have Virtuino IoT working on a Windows 7 pc? 
Thanks a lot

Is it possible to connect directly between ESP32 and virtuino Iot using WiFi?
 No access to the router, and ESP32 works as an Access Point.

This is not a bug report, but an observation. The same sketch compilation has been done for ESP32 Devkit V1 and Raspberry Pico W. This is the compiler's (Arduino IDE 2.3.2) report for ESP32:
"Sketch uses 772533 bytes (58%) of program storage space. Maximum is 1310720 bytes.
Global variables use 45480 bytes (13%) of dynamic memory, leaving 282200 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 327680 bytes."
And accordingly, for Pico W:
"Sketch uses 369120 bytes (18%) of program storage space. Maximum is 1961984 bytes.
Global variables use 74000 bytes (28%) of dynamic memory, leaving 188144 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 262144 bytes."

(04-05-2024, 06:16 AM)Araqel Wrote: This is not a bug report, but an observation. The same sketch compilation has been done for ESP32 Devkit V1 and Raspberry Pico W. This is the compiler's (Arduino IDE 2.3.2) report for ESP32:
"Sketch uses 772533 bytes (58%) of program storage space. Maximum is 1310720 bytes.
Global variables use 45480 bytes (13%) of dynamic memory, leaving 282200 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 327680 bytes."
And accordingly, for Pico W:
"Sketch uses 369120 bytes (18%) of program storage space. Maximum is 1961984 bytes.
Global variables use 74000 bytes (28%) of dynamic memory, leaving 188144 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 262144 bytes."