Hi
Thanks for the reply.
Yes, there are cuts made to disable the USB on the other side.
I’m testing with a Sonoff CP100s wireless door sensor but am not receiving anything from the logs using code below using EspHome program.
remote_receiver:
pin:
number: 4
dump: rc_switch
filter: 100us
tolerance: 50%
idle: 2ms
remote_transmitter:
pin:
number: 5
carrier_duty_percent: 100%
Logs
[07:52:44][C][remote_receiver.esp8266:059]: Remote Receiver:
[07:52:44][C][remote_receiver.esp8266:060]: Pin: GPIO4 (Mode: INPUT)
[07:52:44][W][remote_receiver.esp8266:063]: Remote Receiver Signal starts with a HIGH value. Usually this means you have to invert the signal using ‘inverted: True’ in the pin schema!
[07:52:44][C][remote_receiver.esp8266:065]: Buffer Size: 1000
[07:52:44][C][remote_receiver.esp8266:066]: Tolerance: 50%
[07:52:44][C][remote_receiver.esp8266:067]: Filter out pulses shorter than: 100 us
[07:52:44][C][remote_receiver.esp8266:068]: Signal is done after 2000 us of no changes
[07:52:44][C][web_server:125]: Web Server:
Also not sure that this is telling me?
][W][remote_receiver.esp8266:063]: Remote Receiver Signal starts with a HIGH value. Usually this means you have to invert the signal using ‘inverted: True’ in the pin schema!
It’s acting like the ‘remote receiver’ isn’t working. Nothing gets dumped when I open and close the door sensor. Confirmed that the door sensor is transmitting because I hear it on a near by AM radio. Any ideas? What info can I provide? Otherwise, it’s going in the trash bin.
Thanks, again.