2018-12-10, 06:01 AM
Yaaa! little led on esp32 goes on and off When I use the switch on the RPI. 
I went with option 3
I used API over stream as I wanted to get in and out fast, I don't know if it was faster?
I have the Davis anemometer outputting mnea @10hz to port 10110.
every second I get the value of Sensor.anchorlight via http/get.
then change the state of the pin on the esp32 to match.
It might be better to save the reading to a variable then just change pin if the value has changed.
Hey in the Openplotter GPIO tab I could not set the key to a sK spec key?
I could just get Sensor.* It would be nice if i could map to sK spec if it had a source that fit the use. For example Lights
Thanks to tkurki for that nice light read
For the most part mission success.
I can read/write winddata and control a light on a esp32 with no extra python code on RPI with openplotter via WiFi.
I went with option 3
I used API over stream as I wanted to get in and out fast, I don't know if it was faster?
I have the Davis anemometer outputting mnea @10hz to port 10110.
every second I get the value of Sensor.anchorlight via http/get.
then change the state of the pin on the esp32 to match.
It might be better to save the reading to a variable then just change pin if the value has changed.
Hey in the Openplotter GPIO tab I could not set the key to a sK spec key?
I could just get Sensor.* It would be nice if i could map to sK spec if it had a source that fit the use. For example Lights
Thanks to tkurki for that nice light read
For the most part mission success.
I can read/write winddata and control a light on a esp32 with no extra python code on RPI with openplotter via WiFi.