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Some info #1

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Hydro8 opened this issue Jun 1, 2016 · 4 comments
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Some info #1

Hydro8 opened this issue Jun 1, 2016 · 4 comments

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@Hydro8
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Hydro8 commented Jun 1, 2016

Hi

Sorry i don't understand deutsch so i can't find some informations :

  • how much does it consume during wake up ?
  • how long does it take to send open state to a service ?
  • do you have any update on your PCB ?

Great job for your very low consumption !

@8n1
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8n1 commented Jun 2, 2016

Hi

  • Around 80mA avarage. (This is what the esp8266 needs, The ATtiny only needs a few hunderd µA)
  • Usualy about 3-5 seconds. If "GET_WIFI_STRENGTH" is activated about 5-7 seconds. But varies, sometimes a bit longer.
  • Yes I also made a second version of the pcb(but didn't tested it yet). I want to update everything on the weekend.

Thanks, you are welcome!

@onpagithub
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onpagithub commented Jan 20, 2017

Hi,
it is very interesting project. I'm trying do the same without any external micro, just with ESP8266. But I would like also play with your strategy. Could you share your PCB with me ? It will be helpful for me, I'm beginner in PCB design.

Thanks,
Ondrej

@8n1
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8n1 commented Jan 23, 2017

Hi

I just uploaded the PCB.

@reichley
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Just flashed your attiny code to my attiny25 and implemented your vreg_shutdown in my code uploaded to a wemos d1 mini. Works like a champ! One question...Have you thought of using a watchdog timer loop as an alternative to the 2nd interrupt? For example, if motion/door opens or closes OR if after 5 minutes, come out of sleep and send info? How would I implement the watchdog interrupt in your attiny code?

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