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--- mqtt [2024-11-23 15:36] – simon
+++ mqtt [2025-03-28 07:21] (current) – river
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 | environment/g1/extractor | 0=off, 1=on | [[https://github.com/edinburghhacklab/circuitpython_remote_relay|Controlled]] by {{:23-10-24_21-50-40_2656.jpg?linkonly|ESP32-S2 relay board}}. Debugging feedback availble on //debug/esp-487f307d5dad// |
-| environment/g1/heating | 0-30, off | Send a numeric value to set a target temperature for G1, off to turn the heating off |
+| environment/g1/heating | 0-30, off | Send a numeric value to set a target temperature for G1, off to turn the heating off. Mark the message as retained in case the thermostat script is restarted. |
-| environment/g2/heating | 0-30, off | Send a numeric value to set a target temperature for G2, off to turn the heating off |
+| environment/g2/heating | 0-30, off | Send a numeric value to set a target temperature for G2, off to turn the heating off. Mark the message as retained in case the thermostat script is restarted. |
 | environment/g8/extraction | off/on | Wall extractor in workshop |
-| environment/g14/heating | 0-30, off | Send a numeric value to set a target temperature for G14, off to turn the heating off |
+| environment/g14/heating | 0-30, off | Send a numeric value to set a target temperature for G14, off to turn the heating off. Mark the message as retained in case the thermostat script is restarted. |
 | espurna/g1-ceiling-air-purifier/relay/0/set | 0=off, 1=on | G1 Ceiling Air purifier (Smart Air Sqair) |
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 These are running the WLED firmware, which is ridiculously comprehensive and can talk to basically everything. However, MQTT seems to have been disabled.
-There is a web interface at http://wled-ceiling-string.hacklab.
+There is a web interface at http://wled-ceiling-string-a.hacklab.
 <del>Full MQTT docs at https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/wiki/MQTT
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 |||STRIP_NAME can be replaced with "dangle" for the strip dangling in G1 or "all" for every strip running this firmware in G1|</del>
-==== G1 Warning Turret ====
+==== G1 Light Turret ====
+See also: [[turret|Light Turret]]
 ^ Topic ^ Payload ^ Notes ^
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 | timesignal/3600 | (none) | ... |
 | timesignal/86400 | (none) | ... |
-===== Christmas Tree =====
-^ Topic ^ Payload ^ Notes ^
-| xmas/tree | <n> | 0=off 1=red 2=dim-red 3=green 4=yellow 5=blue 6=magenta 7=cyan 8=white 9=colour-scroll 10=colour-fade 11=christmas 12=twinkle 13=nightlight |
-| xmas/tree | <colour> | black/red/green/... (from the [[http://webcolors.readthedocs.io|webcolors]] library) and hex RGB values (e.g. ff0000) |
-| xmas/tree | <name> | Execute a saved script (e.g. chase, trail) |
-| xmas/tree | JSON | Execute a script |
-| xmas/tree/preset/<name> | JSON | Store a script for later use |
-In JSON mode, the payload is a sequence of frames and delay times. The following example would flash red/green/blue in 1000ms intervals.
-<code>
-[
-  [[[255, 0, 0], [255, 0, 0], ...], 1000],
-  [[[0, 255, 0], [0, 255, 0], ...], 1000],
-  [[[0, 0, 255], [0, 0, 255], ...], 1000]
-]
-</code>
-There are 50 pixels on our tree, so 50 RGB values should be sent in each frame.
 ===== G1 Amp =====