Bridges GGreg20_V3, RadiationD-v1.1 (CAJOE), etc. radiation detectors to MQTT. Provides MQTT device for easy HomeAssistant integration.
Two-page display with scrolling by FLASH
button.
ESP8266 is capable of providing 3.3V (3V
Pin) and 5V (VU
Pin) to power the detector board itself,
but you can separate voltages if you like, just remember to connect a shared ground.
Signal should go to pin D2
.
OLED display will show you the name of the WiFi you should connect and setup the network. By default it is ESP_radiation_counter
.
When you've configured the WiFi and the device restarted, navigate to the IP address to access the WEB UI. The IP address should be displayed on the OLED.
-
Tube conversion factor
- Tube-dependant value, forJ305
its around123
and forCBM-20
its ~175
. -
Single bar graph seconds
- how much seconds should one graph bar represent (on OLED). 665s ~ 11min results in 24 hours of historical bar graph on the display. -
MQTT:
- (required) Host & Port
- (optional) Username & Password
Device name
- is used to construct the MQTT topic where measurements will be sent
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Save & restart
HomeAssistant should automatically detect the configuration and create device with sensors.