How to Install Tasmota & ESPHome | SONOFF ESP8266 w/ Home Assistant

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

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  • @TismoGaming
    @TismoGaming Год назад +3

    These plugs have been the best smart item I’ve ever bought. Buy it, flash it , forget about it and it just keeps working

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад

      They are still my favorites for sure! Screws, pin headers, etc. I did finally have to replace one from 2018 that has been kicking away on my gas dryer. I figure I got my money out of the usage.

  • @jimbrewer5821
    @jimbrewer5821 Год назад +3

    Travis, Great video of flashing one of the most versatile "go to" smart plugs. This update video provides a refreshed/updated step by step instructions for those getting into Home Assistant, as well as a refresher with tips/tricks for those that have previously done it. Thanks!

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад +1

      I bought the two S31s for spares as I had one from 2018 go out but then I thought, hey let's do it again and add ESPHome too. The S31 never gets old!

  • @davidmattingly3737
    @davidmattingly3737 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you! Just started with home assistant, bought 4 of the S31…held some breakout wires to flash first one (pretty tedious), have the clips and usb power switch coming today. Took me 3 times to realize SSID is case sensitive. Have it flashed (used ESPHome via command line on Mac) and watching my smoker right now via the app. So frickin cool!

  • @kolia56
    @kolia56 Год назад +2

    I like very much the spirit of your tutorials. Thanks a lot.

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад

      Thanks! I try to keep it normal paced where people can jump around and grab stuff they need.

  • @jmr
    @jmr Год назад +2

    That magnetic helping hands setup is dope. Nice to get an update of how things have changed. I assume this video is out of date again in 3.... 2.... 1..... 😂

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад +1

      they are pretty awesome. The cool ground plane option is cool too. So compact and versatile.

  • @gadget1968
    @gadget1968 Год назад +2

    Thanks for the content ..... I am sure it will help many ..

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад

      Selfish method of making reference material for myself plus being able to point users to some things as needed.

  • @caper58
    @caper58 4 месяца назад +1

    New to HA, looking to flash a sonoff r2, and I have followed a lot of your tutorials but you threw me a curve at 25:05 when you jump over to the configra?.. where did you go?, it appeared to be another url location but you lost me. Sorry if I was missing something 😵‍💫
    Just figured it out. (my mama never accused me of being real smart:)

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  4 месяца назад

      Glad you figured it out. I will try to makes sure I don't jump to something again like that without saying what it is.

  • @Razor_Burn
    @Razor_Burn Год назад +1

    Awesome tutorial mate! 👍

  • @JosephStory
    @JosephStory Год назад

    I have been using two of these for quite a while now. One plugged into the small window unit in the shed. The other powering the 3dprinter. I haven't bit the bullet on installing and configuring HA yet. They are both running tasmota though.
    Should have bought more on Prime day.

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад

      Watch the sales. Apparently they were on sale yesterday before the video too.

  • @kenmorales753
    @kenmorales753 10 месяцев назад +1

    Travis. Love your content. I assume you live in south Louisiana ? One of your vids made me think so.

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  10 месяцев назад

      Thanks!! Yup, talked about it a few times in various streams and videos too.

  • @tbluge
    @tbluge 6 месяцев назад +1

    Very helpful thanks!

  • @patteahan8704
    @patteahan8704 Год назад +2

    Would love to see your take on the latest MyQ debacle!

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад +2

      I actually got rid of MyQ about a month after having it last year. Been rocking this setup on both of my doors - digiblur.com/2022/10/10/myq-garage-esphome-dual-remote

    • @patteahan8704
      @patteahan8704 Год назад +1

      @@digiblurDIY can you review the ratgdo?

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад +1

      I have one on order but of course they are backordered.

  • @miatared
    @miatared Год назад

    Thank you for this. Worth mentioning is that Sonoff also has a S31 Lite - with no power monitoring, and the holes on the little board are blocked... those are the ones I just ordered and received... not knowing this. Ah well, they're going back.

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад +1

      The lite is the same board just missing the power monitoring as you said. There are no holes. Just pads on both models.

  • @vetsus3518
    @vetsus3518 11 месяцев назад

    i have not used esphome yet.... and if both are available for all devices i think i'd stick with tasmota just because.... i'm familiar, it seems easier, and it leaves me with a single integration in HA vs 2. once thing i question on that and maybe you, or someone else can or cannot answer... is that plug rated for 15A? i know you avoid the sonoff basic because of it's 10A limitation vs the shelly having 15 but does that plug do 15A? most of what you'd probably use it at wouldn't even hit that limit but just a curious question.

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  11 месяцев назад

      I haven't had issues with using these at 10A or so but I still like to give myself headroom on things but these are rated for 15A and not 10A.

    • @vetsus3518
      @vetsus3518 11 месяцев назад

      @@digiblurDIY perfect. that's what i like to hear!

  • @gregpadberg1402
    @gregpadberg1402 8 месяцев назад

    Are there any means to calibrate power for devices with power monitoring in ESPhome, like there are in Tasmota?

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  8 месяцев назад

      Yes, it isn't the same but yes you can adjust the values via filters.

  • @0x0081
    @0x0081 15 дней назад

    October 2024, what’s your main choice: TASMOTA or ESPHOME ? Thanks

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  15 дней назад

      More Tasmota these days but that's due to things being DIY projects or Beken chips. Not many new pre-built devices using ESP

  • @soberdude
    @soberdude Год назад

    Thanks Travis, I just ordered everything I need for this from your links above. Something I would love to see you do is to flash Lillygo's T-Display-S3 Touch Edition with Tasmota. It's a esp32 with a touchscreen about the size of a decora switch. It would be cool to have a couple of buttons on the screen and display data like temp in that room from a different esp32. I have found some info about this but have not been able to get it to work.

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад

      I have one model that has a small screen on it, luckily those with the USB ports they are meant to be flashed so a lot of times you can just attach the cable and go. Some make you hold down the boot button while applying power but that's usually about it. Easy peasy there.

  • @patrickburton6130
    @patrickburton6130 Год назад +1

    Thanks!

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад +1

      Many thanks for the super thanks!!

  • @Scaliad
    @Scaliad Год назад

    Timely, considering I'm new to HA and recently flashed 4 Emporia Vue 2 power monitors with ESPhome with help from your video on that subject. I've been looking at the S31 plugs for ESPhome integration. Though Tasmota looks interesting, I'm already into ESPhome now (I get that I could do both).
    I already have a few Zigbee plugs and end devices, so wonder about the relative reliability of the two approaches... I have a well house with a metal skin that Zigbee seems to have a hard time penetrating. Any thoughts appreciated!

    • @RossReedstrom
      @RossReedstrom Год назад +1

      Metal shells on buildings are really hard for RF. Getting an antenna through the wall would help immensely. I wonder if those cheap truck stop "improve cell signal in your car" passive antenna pairs would work for Wi-Fi frequencies (which includes zigbee)

    • @Scaliad
      @Scaliad Год назад

      @@RossReedstrom A Zigbee plug 'router' with an external attenna would probably do the trick if I could find one.
      Where do you stand on Zigbee vs. ESPhome or Tasmota? The mesh aspect of Zigbee is appealing, but then again, that is what HA does through integrations and across a wider range of products...

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад +1

      Since this is WiFi it could be fixed with access points in your home around, which also is an added benefit to other WiFi devices you have such as phones, computers, etc.

    • @Scaliad
      @Scaliad Год назад

      @digiblurDIY So, a better solution to getting signal inside that well house than Zigbee? It's worth a try, and I get to flash somemore ESP devices...

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад +1

      Yes. If you can pull some ethernet cables it works damn well.

  • @soberdude
    @soberdude Год назад

    I must be missing something. I hooked the S31 to the USB TTL vcc-3v3 gnd-gnd tx-rx rx-tx. I power theCP2102 on while holding the button on the S31 for a few seconds. I go Tasmota Install click on install and choose the CP2102 USB port, Then device dashboard pops-up and I choose install Tasmota then choose to erase the device then install. After that a install failed window pops-up with this massage. "Failed to initialize. Try resetting your device or holding the BOOT button while clicking INSTALL." I tried the restarting and the button, checking the wires angai and again and I still get the same message. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  11 месяцев назад

      that's pretty much the gist of things. Check your connections and make sure all is good. Might be a bad wire too as I've seen that. Make sure you are using the correct RX and TX on the plug.

  • @Genesis8934
    @Genesis8934 Год назад +1

    Probably going to come back here when I need to remember how to flash this type of device lol

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад +1

      Definitely what I made this one for. When people get something to flash, jump around to the parts that apply.

  • @ryanboehm5021
    @ryanboehm5021 8 месяцев назад

    Your YAML code posted on your site under S31 switch doesn't work. Won't allow a manual save or anything. Gives an error in the code.

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  8 месяцев назад

      Thanks... fixed it. Adding in the new changes for the latest esphome and I must of nuked two spaces on the total energy sensor.

  • @Mrelokdah
    @Mrelokdah Год назад

    how do you make it restore to last status on power outage ?

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад

      In Tasmota or ESPhome?

    • @ramdisk00
      @ramdisk00 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@digiblurDIY both if you can, thank you

    • @matthewchristianmaso
      @matthewchristianmaso 3 месяца назад

      @@digiblurDIY I'm interested in the Sonoff S31 using ESPHome restoring its last state.

  • @EmilePolka
    @EmilePolka Год назад +1

    as much possible, ill avoid any IoT devices that still uses esp8266, that thing can be easily kicked out to the wireless by somebody and put it in AP mode. yep, deauth attacks on esp8266 is very easy thing to do, of course any esp chips that is esp32 or later are not vulnerable on this since it support 802.11w-2009 management frames.

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  Год назад +2

      You have some bored neighbors? I did hear Athom is coming out with ESP32-C3 plugs soon.

  • @bigneilh
    @bigneilh Год назад +2

    sixth

  • @surfingcuriositywaves4046
    @surfingcuriositywaves4046 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks!

    • @digiblurDIY
      @digiblurDIY  10 месяцев назад

      Thanks for the super thanks yo!