I have a PH sensor on an ESP32 with Tasmota and transfer the analog values to the HomeAssistant.
The values are also displayed to me.
How can I assign these analog values to a PH value?
My thought process was to create a template sensor in the configuration.yaml.
It worked too.
How do I now use a filter that assigns the values so that PH values are not displayed instead of analog values?
Sorry about the formatting.
Unfortunately I can’t change it anymore.
I was hoping that there would be a solution with Tasmota and HA.
I have everything running on Tasmota. And thought that the HA can do so much, then decided on this linear value assignment.
Is this a feature-request or a help-request? If it’s a feature request don’t forget to vote for it, but can you also please clarify what the (missing) feature is?
You certainly should be able to edit your post. Just add 3 backticks - ``` - to the line above and the line below your yaml. Without it, it is very hard to understand what you are sharing - and for sure we cannot tell if it is a position issue. If you cannot edit the post, just reply below with the formatted yaml.
Hello everyone,
I have a PH sensor on an ESP32 with Tasmota and transfer the analog values to the HomeAssistant.
The values are also displayed to me.
How can I assign these analog values to a PH value?
My thought process was to create a template sensor in the configuration.yaml.
It worked too.
How do I now use a filter that assigns the values so that PH values are not displayed instead of analog values?
Here’s what I tested.
And the best part when coming from Tasmota: All configuration/settings in one place and not scattered between web ui, console, pre-build configs and obscure scripts