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KC868-A2 configure yaml for ESPhome
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KC868-A2 configure yaml for ESPhome by Ethernet or WiFi.
ESPHome_KC868-A2-ethernet.txt (Size: 732 bytes / Downloads: 370)
ESPHome_KC868-A2-wifi.txt (Size: 875 bytes / Downloads: 282)
05-05-2023, 06:36 AM
Hi
Great product.... but how do we use a SIM7600 (4g modem) with ESPHome to send SMS text messages to / from the device? Thank you!
05-05-2023, 01:13 PM
ESPHome only support 2g modem SIM800L to send SMS. maybe i will feedback to ESPHome support 4G module.
05-05-2023, 07:01 PM
Yes - please do ask ESPHome to support SIM7600! Your videos show SIM7600 being plugged in, and you talk about ESPHome - but this combination cannot be used.
Many countries are closing down 2g network. More will follow..... so SIM7600 support for the KC868-A2 is very important. I think the commands are very similar - so probably only very small changes required to the ESPHome SIM800 code? Maybe someone at your company has the skills to suggest the required changes and make a pull request? https://github.com/esphome/esphome/tree/...ts/sim800l Australia Telstra – Closed in December 2016 Optus – Closed in August 2017 Vodafone – Closed in June 2018 Bahrain Batelco – Closed in November 2021 Belgium Orange – Closing before December 2030 Brunei DST – Closed in June 2021 Imagine - Closed in June 2021 Progresif - Closed in June 2021 Canada Telus – Closed in May 2017 Rogers – Closed in December 2021 Bell – Closed in April 2019 China China Telecom – Closed in June 2020 China Unicom – Closed in December 2021 Colombia Claro – Closing before December 2022 France Orange – Closing before December 2025 Germany Vodafone – Closing before December 2025 Hong Kong Three – Closed in September 2021 China Mobile – Closed in December 2021 HKT – Closed in September 2021 SmarTone – Closed in December 2021 Israel Partner Communications – Closing before December 2025 Cellcom – Closing before December 2025 Italy Vodafone – Closing before December 2025 Telecom Italia – Closing before December 2029 Japan Softbank – Closed in March 2010 NTT Docomo – Closed in March 2012 KDDI – Closed in 2020 Luxembourg Orange – Closing before December 2030 Mexico AT&T – Closed in March 2019 Movistar – Closed in January 2021 Netherlands Vodafone – Closing before December 2025 T-Mobile – Closing before June 2023 New Zealand 2degrees – Closed in March 2018 Vodafone – Closing before December 2025 Spark – Closed in July 2012 Norway Telenor – Closing before December 2025 Telia – Closing before December 2025 Pakistan Telenor – Closing before December 2025 Poland Orange – Closing before December 2030 Romania Orange – Closing before December 2030 Vodafone – Closing before December 2025 Singapore MobileOne – Closed in April 2018 Singtel - Closed in April 2018 Starhub - Closed in April 2018 Spain Orange – Closing before December 2030 Vodafone – Closing before December 2025 Slovakia Orange – Closing before December 2030 Vodafone – Closing before December 2025 South Africa Telkom – Closed in 2020 South Korea KT – Closed in March 2012 LG Uplus – Closed in June 2021 SK Telcom – Closed in July 2020 Switzerland Swisscom – Closed in December 2020 Sunrise – Closing before December 2022 Taiwan Chunghwa Telecom – Closed in June 2017 FarEasTone – Closed in June 2017 Taiwan Mobile – Closed in June 2017 United Arab Emirates Du – Closing in December 2022 Etisalat – Closing in December 2022 United Kingdom EE – Closing before December 2033 Vodafone – Closing before December 2033 O2 – Closing before December 2033 Three – Have never run a 2G network United States AT&T – Closed in January 2017 T-Mobile – Closing before December 2022 Verizon – Closed in December 2020
05-05-2023, 09:14 PM
At least initially, maybe sim7600 support could be added as an external component to esphome?
https://esphome.io/components/external_components.html
05-05-2023, 09:53 PM
we will contact with esphome about the 4G needs.
09-26-2023, 08:13 PM
Good day, I have one of these units set up with esphome. I'm using the recommended yaml for ethernet connection.
My intention was to use the board to restart my router when the internet fails. So the board powers the router and at the same time is connected to the router via the ethernet port. The problem I have is that when I power cycle the board or associated relay powering the router, the esp32 chip does not reconnect to the network. I can see the board connected to the network with it's associated IP address, but the esp32 does not seem to connect and therefore the board is inaccessible. I cant see it in homeassitant or on the assigned ip address webui. If I just use it to power something else and it doesn't loose Ethernet connection, then it works fine. However, as I explained the use case was as an internet 'watchdog'. Is there an additional setting I must add to the esphome yaml? See below my esphome yaml for reference ``` substitutions: name: networksocket friendly_name: networksocket esphome: name: ${friendly_name} esp32: board: esp32dev framework: type: arduino web_server: port: 80 logger: api: encryption: key: "key" services: - service: power_cycle_relay1 then: - switch.turn_off: relay1 - delay: 30s - switch.turn_on: relay1 - service: power_cycle_relay2 then: - switch.turn_off: relay2 - delay: 30s - switch.turn_on: relay2 - service: power_cycle_esp then: - delay: 5min - button.press: ${friendly_name}_restart ethernet: type: LAN8720 mdc_pin: GPIO23 mdio_pin: GPIO18 clk_mode: GPIO17_OUT phy_addr: 0 i2c: - id: bus_a sda: GPIO4 scl: GPIO5 scan: true switch: - platform: gpio name: ${friendly_name}-relay1 pin: 15 inverted: false restore_mode: RESTORE_DEFAULT_ON id: relay1 - platform: gpio name: ${friendly_name}-relay2 pin: 2 inverted: false restore_mode: RESTORE_DEFAULT_ON id: relay2 binary_sensor: - platform: gpio name: ${friendly_name}-input1 pin: number: 36 inverted: true on_press: then: - switch.toggle: relay1 - platform: gpio name: ${friendly_name}-input2 pin: number: 39 inverted: true on_press: then: - switch.toggle: relay2 sensor: - platform: uptime name: ${friendly_name} uptime text_sensor: - platform: version name: ${friendly_name} ESPHome Version - platform: ethernet_info ip_address: name: ${friendly_name} IP Address time: - platform: homeassistant id: homeassistant_time # https://esphome.io/components/esp32_ble_tracker.html esp32_ble_tracker: scan_parameters: active: true # https://esphome.io/components/bluetooth_proxy.html bluetooth_proxy: active: true button: - platform: restart name: ${friendly_name} restart entity_category: config disabled_by_default: false device_class: restart id: ${friendly_name}_restart ``` Thank you
09-26-2023, 11:57 PM
i think you can use esphome to visit one internet URL, if can't visited, then use relay ON/OFF for your router's power supply.
09-27-2023, 03:40 AM
(09-26-2023, 11:57 PM)admin Wrote: i think you can use esphome to visit one internet URL, if can't visited, then use relay ON/OFF for your router's power supply. Thank you that is not the problem. The problem is that if the board is initiated before it has a LAN connection (while the router is starting) then the esp32 does not connect, there's no webgui in the assigned IP. The board is connected to the network, because it's connected via ethernet, so I can see it in my router webpage, but it doesn initiate or start the esp32 in esphome. There's no control. If I restart the board, while it has a 'live' network connection, then it works fine. It just doesn't work correctly when it's initiated without a network connection.
09-27-2023, 06:52 AM
if router not ready, esp32 will always try to connect with ethernet connection.
you can download KCS firmware for a test. just let esp32 board power on, then router power off, wait for a moment, router power on, then check esp32 whether is connected to router by ethernet. |
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