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This sensor would be a great addition to Tasmota. Unfortunately I can't (bad software developer) implement that by myself. I own the hardware and I would like to support an implementation with tests.
Thanks a lot!
-Boris
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I would like to operate the following wind sensor on a Tasmota device:
https://www.amazon.de/Technoline-TX-20/dp/B01HXZ3KLA
The sensor must be connected as follows:
Yellow ground (GND)
Green mass (DTR)
Red 3.3V (Vcc)
Black GPIO_2 (TxD)
The protocol is described here:
https://www.john.geek.nz/2011/07/la-crosse-tx20-anemometer-communication-protocol/
http://fabrizio.zellini.org/decoding-la-crosse-tx20-anemometer-with-arduino
Code for the ESP8266 has already been implemented:
https://github.com/bunnyhu/ESP8266_TX20_wind_sensor
The following website is in German, but has a working solution without the tasmota framework:
http://blog.bubux.de/windsensor-tx20-mit-esp8266/
This sensor would be a great addition to Tasmota. Unfortunately I can't (bad software developer) implement that by myself. I own the hardware and I would like to support an implementation with tests.
Thanks a lot!
-Boris
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: