On my A16, inputs 9-16 show all on, while nothing is physically connected.
I tested with a multimeter and there is +12V between GND and any input pin. It's the same on Inputs 1-8 btw, but they work just fine.

My device is connected to Home Assistant as ESPHome, below is the programmed YAML's relevant parts. I compared this with the recommended settings and it looks pretty much the same. Any clue what is wrong, or am I missing something in the config?

Hi. I am working on code for TA and have the following questions:

What RTC is used?

What is the RF Receiver type?

Thanks

Try to linked up with my home assistant. I am getting these error from ESPHOME see photo:


why?


I get responded from kincony that - esphome new version have new syntax.

So what do i do to solve these problems?  What do I have to do, advise please.

Attached Files

  KC868-ai for Home Assistant.txt (Size: 7.9 KB / Downloads: 142)

hi dear, can send me the schematic of the

KinCony F32 or F24 or F16 or F8.

and

KinCony B24M or B16M.

and 

KinCony AIO Hybrid.

I want to study some circuit on it and how you make because I'm developing my board and your schematic are helpfully. Help me as much as you can.

thiabatawad09@gmail.com

Hello All,

I have a n60  which I´m ore than happy as metering devise, but I´d like to add a Dallas sensor to it. 
With Kinconys own programm it´s easy, but I´m using ESP Home and I just can´t figure out the right way to write it to YAML.

Could someone help me out?
DS18B2

Hi,

I am finding the documentation for GPIO numbers a bit confusing.

Am I correct :

   

HT1 = GPIO1
HT2 = GPIO2
HT3 = GPIO3

Am I correct :

   

P39 = GPIO39
P40 = GPIO40
P41 = GPIO41

Finally, Can any of these pins be assigned for TX/RX for D0/D1 with Weigand Protocol?

Hopefully, this will allow me to configure my entry alarm system.

Many thanks in advance.

Paul

Hi everyone! This is my first post here — excited to join the community and learn from all of you. Looking forward to sharing ideas and getting your advice.

I would like to set up a system using Home Assistant, which will be controlled by voice commands, as well as via a tablet mounted on the wall and a smartphone app.

I found your device KinCony F32 ESP32-S3 16A Removable Relay Board released, and here is the question: is this device capable of handling all the listed components?

I am at the stage of cable routing in the house:

1. 3x2.5 cables for power outlets
   
2. 3x1.5 cables for light bulbs
   
3. Ethernet Cat 5 cables for switches/buttons that will control the bulbs
   
4. Ethernet Cat 5 cables for sensors
   
5. Ethernet Cat 6 cables for 6 reolink cameras
   
6. Ethernet Cat 5 cables for sensors/detectors
   
7. LED cables for lighting
   
8. 3x1.5 cable for garden lamps
   
9. 3x2.5 cable for the deep well pump
   
10. Underground cable 11x1 for the irrigation system
   
11. 3x1.5 cable for external blinds
   
12. 3x2.5 cable that in the future may be used for more powerful garden equipment
   
13. 3x2.5 cable for the sliding entrance gate and a separate cable for the garage gate. 

    Additionally, a LAN network and 2 APs will be installed in the house.
   

The devices I want to connect to your system are:

1. Hitachi heat pump model Yutaki S8kW, for water heating and underfloor heating on the ground floor and first floor.
   
2. Domekt R450V LA/Z ventilation system (heat recovery).
   
3. 2 separate air conditioning units and an additional air conditioning unit that will support the ventilation system.
   
4. Cameras, NVR Frigate with CORAL AI module.
   
5. 11 external blinds on Yooda motors that can be connected to a micro control panel 1-channel DC 73 and wall remotes DC 315.
   
6. Irrigation system with 10 zones.
   
7. Entrance and garage gates.
   
8. Photovoltaic panels with an energy storage system.
   
9. All lighting points: 
    16 zones in the house, 2 zones will have staircase switches. Additionally, some places will have LED strips installed.
   
10. Sensors:
   

- Presence/motion sensors
   
- Door/window opening sensors (contact sensors)
   
- Vibration sensors
   
- Smoke detectors
   
- Flood sensors
   
- CO detectors
   
- Temperature and humidity sensors
   
- Wind and rain sensors
   

Connection diagram:

Distribution board number 1 will contain only "power outlets," and all 3x2.5 cables are routed here. Initially, I did not consider integrating them with smart/automation solutions, but if this is possible, I will consider it. Additionally, the photovoltaic installation will also be connected here.

Distribution board number 2 will contain everything else listed.

Both distribution boards are located in different rooms. 
How to connect these 2 distribution boards using your solution?

Can you recommend your sensors and everything needed to assemble this system?
All recommendations, enhancements, and any tips are highly welcome.

Beste forum,
ik heb twee Kincony KC 868 A-serie IO-boards, één A4 die werkt met ESP Home en Home Assistant, maar de andere A4 ESP kan niet worden aangesloten. Het verbindingsboard is aangesloten via USB en blijft laden, het board schakelt relais en de zoemer om zonder resultaat. Moet dit board in de flashmodus worden gezet? Zo ja, hoe werkt dat?
groet jurgen

I'm away from my project again for a few days, but I managed to quickly connect one cable before I left. I managed to connect one CT sensor and now I see that this channel even shows some Amp consumption on Current_1.  
But same channel Power and Energy = 0 ?
Do I understand correctly that since I don't have L1 and N1 attached, it won't be able to calculate power and energy data?
And If I'm right, then since I have three-phase current (380V), I have to connect each phase separately, i.e. L1, L2 and L3
and in turn, since I have three different phases, it would be most correct to measure the devices that are behind the first phase in the first part and the devices that are behind the second phase in the second part, then the calculation will be most accurate, although at the same time the differences in phase currents are minimal, i.e. 0.0x Volts, it does not make much difference which phase is behind which sector to measure