This looks pretty cool. I was looking at the supla page, and they mention a docker container; Does that mean that I can put the container on my own docker server and not have to rely on their cloud system? While trying to avoid paying/using IFTTT, I've tried a few different services, and found videos recommending others and they all seem to either have dependability issues or shut down their servers after a year max. I just want something that I can use with google assistant and alexia, but keep locally so I don't have to worry about someone pulling the rug out, or subscribe to yet another thing.
Yes that is exactly what you are trying to do. You can also use a spare raspberry pi to create a local server. There is a dedicated forum for help, idea and concepts related to supla, guys there are very much humble and brilliant at what they do. en-forum.supla.org/ I hope this helps❤️
Hi I need your help. After flashing, the blue light started flashing rapidly. When I look for wifi to connect from my computer, my computer does not see the card. why could it be?
Hi, I have been watching many videos about this and your method seems the easiest but I have a question, can I connect more than one device to the same esp8266? sorry for my English
Yes,you can do that. Developers at supla have created a software which allows you to use almost all of the available gpios as a device. That is,if you have an esp8266 module with 7 gpios, you can use 7 devices from one single module. You can learn more about it from this link: forum.supla.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=7133
I am a beginner and I really like to make a smart home.I have been surfing videos and I found yours the most promising.I had seen many ifttt ones but I wanted to register a device under Google Home and your method seems preferable I don't know much about programming and all but I really want to make cheap smart light. Can I use esp01 instead of the board you used and can I change the touch sensor and put a toggle switch in place Is there any software for RGB light. I really would love you to guide me on making this Can we control the light with the supla app and ask Google weather the light is on or off. Like if we turn the light off on the supla app will it reflect in the google Home app as well. Is there any long-term subscription needed for supla
You don't need any "middle-man" software or hardware with supla. You can directly integrate it with google home. Yes, almost all wifi based modules are compatible with supla including esp-01. Yes you can use toogle switch instead of touch. There are many softwares available for flashing on your esp module, including on/off lights, dimmable lights,RGB,RGBW, roller shutter, gate, multiple sensors like temperature and humidity. Yes,there is a dedicated app available for supla devices where you can toggle your devices and it also shows the current status of the device as if it is switched on or off. Supla online uses cloud based system, but you can also run supla server on your raspberry pi and have your local server created in it. Supla is an open source source project and you don't need any subscription to use it. It is completely free of cost to use,all thanks to the great developers and the community attached with them. Hope i was helpful,and ready to help further if needed. Thank you.
Yes you can do it. But you will have to install a lot of libraries for it, and many software use different versions for same libraries. For this reason it is easy to just flash .bin file instead of .ino
As far as i know there is no proper software available that was particularly made for esp32. But the software which is used for esp8266 might as well work for esp32, tho i am not sure about it as i don't have access to an esp32 to try.
@@madugulasankararao7409 www.codepile.net/pile/k3NQOply copy paste the code from the link above. please check that this code is for sonoff 3 channel. you can always removes extra channel from supla website if you dont need it.
you can use tasmota or espurna for local control but you wont be able to control it via google home directly. you will have to add it to home assistant and connect home assistant to google home, connecting home assistant to google home is a paid subscription that will cost you 5$ per month.
@@bonplan92 you misunderstood what i am trying to say. Google assistant is a product of google and home assistant( not a google product) is a product which you need to install on a hardware like raspberry pi and which helps you control local device. You can connect home assistant to google assistant, which has a fee of 5$/month. And as far as i know google assistant is free to use worldwide.
This looks pretty cool.
I was looking at the supla page, and they mention a docker container;
Does that mean that I can put the container on my own docker server and not have to rely on their cloud system?
While trying to avoid paying/using IFTTT, I've tried a few different services, and found videos recommending others and they all seem to either have dependability issues or shut down their servers after a year max.
I just want something that I can use with google assistant and alexia, but keep locally so I don't have to worry about someone pulling the rug out, or subscribe to yet another thing.
Yes that is exactly what you are trying to do. You can also use a spare raspberry pi to create a local server.
There is a dedicated forum for help, idea and concepts related to supla, guys there are very much humble and brilliant at what they do.
en-forum.supla.org/
I hope this helps❤️
aqui deu certo, obrigado pelo vídeo, porem tive que usar uma versão mais antiga do tools.
Amigo esse supla da pra baixar e montar um servidor local,sem precisar de ficar na nuvem,
How to connect the temperature sensor?
Hi
I need your help. After flashing, the blue light started flashing rapidly. When I look for wifi to connect from my computer, my computer does not see the card. why could it be?
Wait for a few seconds for the firmware to completely boot up. If not let me know and we can figure it out.
@@ritual1502 I solved it using an old version of flash download tool. The latest version is not successful.
@@yapyapistirtaktakistir i am glad you figured it out.
Hi, I have been watching many videos about this and your method seems the easiest but I have a question, can I connect more than one device to the same esp8266?
sorry for my English
Yes,you can do that.
Developers at supla have created a software which allows you to use almost all of the available gpios as a device.
That is,if you have an esp8266 module with 7 gpios, you can use 7 devices from one single module.
You can learn more about it from this link:
forum.supla.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=7133
I want to use nodemcu with supla. I flash it but it doesn't show as wifi network.
Please provide more info.
What kind of nodemcu are you using?
@@ritual1502 As far as I understand it was working in the old version but I couldn't find it
NodeMcu V3 CH340
@@mehmetkaansivridemir can you share me serial output after boot for your device
I am a beginner and I really like to make a smart home.I have been surfing videos and I found yours the most promising.I had seen many ifttt ones but I wanted to register a device under Google Home and your method seems preferable
I don't know much about programming and all but I really want to make cheap smart light.
Can I use esp01 instead of the board you used and can I change the touch sensor and put a toggle switch in place
Is there any software for RGB light.
I really would love you to guide me on making this
Can we control the light with the supla app and ask Google weather the light is on or off.
Like if we turn the light off on the supla app will it reflect in the google Home app as well.
Is there any long-term subscription needed for supla
You don't need any "middle-man" software or hardware with supla. You can directly integrate it with google home.
Yes, almost all wifi based modules are compatible with supla including esp-01.
Yes you can use toogle switch instead of touch.
There are many softwares available for flashing on your esp module, including on/off lights, dimmable lights,RGB,RGBW, roller shutter, gate, multiple sensors like temperature and humidity.
Yes,there is a dedicated app available for supla devices where you can toggle your devices and it also shows the current status of the device as if it is switched on or off.
Supla online uses cloud based system, but you can also run supla server on your raspberry pi and have your local server created in it.
Supla is an open source source project and you don't need any subscription to use it. It is completely free of cost to use,all thanks to the great developers and the community attached with them.
Hope i was helpful,and ready to help further if needed.
Thank you.
@@ritual1502 thanks for answering all my queries please help me in creating this project
Great effort by you loved it ❤️❤️❤️
@@basilbinu4933 i am here to help you as much as possible.
Post here whenever you need my help.
Can't we program the nodemcu with Arduino ide?
Yes you can do it. But you will have to install a lot of libraries for it, and many software use different versions for same libraries. For this reason it is easy to just flash .bin file instead of .ino
Amazing project bro.Does this work on esp 32 ?
As far as i know there is no proper software available that was particularly made for esp32. But the software which is used for esp8266 might as well work for esp32, tho i am not sure about it as i don't have access to an esp32 to try.
Subtitles in English would have been good!
Can you share the wiring circuit,sir?
There are all instructions in the zip file.
I don't see the netwerk please help
Please write down details of your device and serial output from the device.
how do i know whitch gpio i turn on or off?i dont know what did i turn on
Depending on the software you have ussd,gpios may already be assigned.
To check what gpio is being used,you can use an led between gpio and ground.
@@ritual1502 tks
I used another one it works
can it work with multiple esp8266 modules?
thank you
yes it can.
Can I do this whole process in my android phone
you can setup your connection of esp8266 with supla from android phone,but to flash firmware to your esp8266 you will require a computer.
@@ritual1502 I have Arduinodroid app beta version. So that I can upload code to both Arduino, esp8266 boards.
@@madugulasankararao7409 you can do it with it, but you will require ide file to flash.
@@madugulasankararao7409 www.codepile.net/pile/k3NQOply
copy paste the code from the link above. please check that this code is for sonoff 3 channel. you can always removes extra channel from supla website if you dont need it.
can it control 2 relays?
It can control as many relay as the number of gpio pins on your board.
gui-generic-builder.supla.io/
Use the link above to make a custom firmware.
Hello sir
haha is funny because we want have control of switch local and not pass to cloud ou other tier service .....
you can use tasmota or espurna for local control but you wont be able to control it via google home directly. you will have to add it to home assistant and connect home assistant to google home, connecting home assistant to google home is a paid subscription that will cost you 5$ per month.
@@ritual1502 Ok thanks you for explain
@@bonplan92 no problem.!
@@ritual1502 I think you speak about little speaker , but for me I use google home with phone and it's free here in france
@@bonplan92 you misunderstood what i am trying to say. Google assistant is a product of google and home assistant( not a google product) is a product which you need to install on a hardware like raspberry pi and which helps you control local device. You can connect home assistant to google assistant, which has a fee of 5$/month.
And as far as i know google assistant is free to use worldwide.
google assistant?
If you are asking if it works with google assistant,it does work with google assistant.
@@ritual1502
yes
does it work with google assistant?
@@huyhothanh4435 yes,it does work with google assistant
Doesn't ?
@@huyhothanh4435 IT WORKS.