Hello,

I have just received my N20.
Not very experienced with ESPHome but I did get firmware compiled and the unit is working over Wifi rather than ethernet.

I am in Canada. My electrical service is 120V/240V split phase.
Line 1 to ground is ~120V, line 2 to ground is ~120V, and L1 to L2 is ~240V.

I bought the N20 with its two voltage inputs in the hope that I could measure both 120V circuits and 240V circuits.

Is there a way to change to configuration for individual watt and kWh sensors to use the Line 1 plus Line 2 voltages?

So for example right now I have a 240V 4000W heater running.
There is no 120V load and no neutral so it only needs a single CT, but the voltage is the sum of L1 & L2.

For example my sensors currently read:
bl0910_1_current_1: 16.086A
bl0910_1_power_1: 1874.9W (incorrect)
bl0910_1_voltage: 117.3V

And also:
bl0910_2_voltage: 118.2V

The kWh would also be incorrect.

Can I adjust the yaml so that it calculates bl0910_1_power_1 based on  bl0910_1_voltage PLUS  bl0910_2_voltage?
But ONLY for that specific CT input?
So that other CTs on 120V circuits still calculate correctly?

It seems like it may be able to calculate this within Home Assistant.
I've already made a helper that adds the two voltage sensors together.
But they don't seem to have implemented the multiplication/product helper.

It would be immensely simpler if it could be implemented in the yaml.

Thank you

What is best a specific level of current or amper need to use when istall ubuntu OS its keep popoup the screen not compatible the 12V 2amp.

I want to build a system based on the KC868-A16 board. Using the templates, I can program the outputs, but only in on/off mode.
I also want to use a number of dimmers (24Vdc PWM). That's why I thought I would do this via the RS485 bus and control a DMX controller. Unfortunately, I can't find anything about RS485 in the templates.
Is there more information or examples available about this?

Hi

I have configured MQTT in home assistant, and connected my KC868-COLB and KC868-H32B boards successfully to home assistant.

I am able to control relay outputs on KC868-H32B, and can see digital inputs on KC868-COLB change when connecting . However Analog Inputs are staying at 0.0V. I am using a 0-5VDC sensor and have confirmed i am getting a valid signal from the sensor using a multimeter (0-2.5 Bar Pressure sensor, reading goes up to 0.5V when i blow into sensor)

I am using YAML code from https://www.kincony.com/mqtt-input-modul...stant.html, with device ID entered in


  sensor:
    - name: COLB-A1
      unique_id: COLB-A1
      state_topic: COLB/99e80c000000c11d13155107/state
      unit_of_measurement: "V"
      value_template: "{{ value_json.A1.value }} "

What else do i need to do to get a reading to register on home assistant?

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v3.18.0 improvement:
1. N10,N20,N30,N60 energy meter board support Loxone miniserver for UDP command.
2. support B32M controller.
3. support F4 controller.
4. fixed bug home assistant server restart mqtt connection issue.
5. add IR as IFTTT IF condition.
6. add Modbus sensor auto update to home assistant by mqtt auto discovery.
7. fixed bug with digital output when using IFTTT.

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  KCS_A8V3_V3.18.0.zip (Size: 1.13 MB / Downloads: 17)
  KCS_A16V3_V3.18.0.zip (Size: 1.14 MB / Downloads: 30)
  KCS_A32PRO_V3.18.0.zip (Size: 1.11 MB / Downloads: 17)
  KCS_AG8_V3.18.0.zip (Size: 1.09 MB / Downloads: 15)
  KCS_AIO_HYBRID_V3.18.0.zip (Size: 1.32 MB / Downloads: 15)
  KCS_ALR_V3.18.0.zip (Size: 1.08 MB / Downloads: 16)
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  KCS_T64M_V3.18.0.zip (Size: 1.1 MB / Downloads: 20)
  KCS_T128M_V3.18.0.zip (Size: 1.1 MB / Downloads: 15)
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v2.2.18 improvement:
1. fixed bug Tuya app with SIM7600E 4G GPRS connection.

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Hi, I am trying to add onto the Kincony AS Voice assistant (hardware) and I cannot find the pinout of the P1 and P2 "connectors" (are they set up for 433mhx transmitter and receiver?) 

I have looked everywhere and cannot find any info.

could you please let me know (and add the info to the product web page for others??) what the pins on these "ports" do and what GPIO they area attached to???

a graphic with all of the solder pads labelled would be most helpful......

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I can't configure sending an http request with kc868-a16 board. Рlease help me make the correct settings.

I was thinking of powering a small switch which draws 0.6A at 5V from the usb-c port on a F24, is this possible?

I have connected my KC868-COLB to wifi and verified connection to my router, entered Tuya Licence details sent through, generated the QR Code and connected device to Tuya App. It is always showing as offline in Tuya app and I cannot get it connected. I have also tried just with ethernet, and with both ethernet and wifi connected.

What else do i need to do to get my device online in Tuya App?