First of all, thank you very much for your work! It's remarkable how much work has gone into this.
For a long time, I had a very simple configuration that tapped into a few pieces of data. Now I sat down again and wanted to try out some new data points for my gas heating. This either results in the error that these data points do not exist or that there are ‘too many’ of them. I'm talking about approx. 20 data points here. This is easily reached when reading out the error memory, operating mode, temperatures, etc.
When this happens, I can no longer reprogram the ESP (olimex esp 32 poe) via LAN, but have to dismantle everything and flash it via USB. This is very frustrating.
- Is there a way for it to automatically use only as many sensors as necessary until its limit is reached, or to skip them in a certain way? Even if I use the update interval, the problem of too many data points occurs at the beginning and repeatedly later on.
- Is there a way to make each individual data query more robust so that the ESP itself is not ‘bricked’ and logging and over-the-air updates are still possible?
Best regards and fingers crossed that the PR will be approved at some point!
First of all, thank you very much for your work! It's remarkable how much work has gone into this.
For a long time, I had a very simple configuration that tapped into a few pieces of data. Now I sat down again and wanted to try out some new data points for my gas heating. This either results in the error that these data points do not exist or that there are ‘too many’ of them. I'm talking about approx. 20 data points here. This is easily reached when reading out the error memory, operating mode, temperatures, etc.
When this happens, I can no longer reprogram the ESP (olimex esp 32 poe) via LAN, but have to dismantle everything and flash it via USB. This is very frustrating.
Best regards and fingers crossed that the PR will be approved at some point!