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.
jchh
(my username is my initials (and my first name isn't John))
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Hi there.
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