esphome-atorch-dl24/esp32-ac-meter-example.yaml at main · syssi/esphome-atorch-dl24 · GitHub

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substitutions:
  name: atorch-ac-meter
  external_components_source: github://syssi/esphome-atorch-dl24@main
  project_version: 2.5.0
  device_description: "Monitor and control a Atorch meter via bluetooth"

esphome:
  name: ${name}
  friendly_name: ${name}
  comment: ${device_description}
  project:
    name: "syssi.esphome-atorch-dl24"
    version: ${project_version}

esp32:
  board: wemos_d1_mini32
  framework:
    type: esp-idf

external_components:
  - source: ${external_components_source}
    refresh: 0s

wifi:
  ssid: !secret wifi_ssid
  password: !secret wifi_password
  min_auth_mode: WPA2

ota:
  platform: esphome
  on_begin:
    then:
      - switch.turn_off: ble_client_switch0
      - logger.log: "BLE connection suspended for OTA update"

logger:
  level: DEBUG

# If you use Home Assistant please remove this `mqtt` section and uncomment the `api` component!
# The native API has many advantages over MQTT: https://esphome.io/components/api.html#advantages-over-mqtt
mqtt:
  broker: !secret mqtt_host
  username: !secret mqtt_username
  password: !secret mqtt_password
  id: mqtt_client

# api:

esp32_ble_tracker:
  scan_parameters:
    active: false

ble_client:
  - mac_address: !secret dl24_mac_address
    id: client0

atorch_dl24:
  - id: atorch0
    ble_client_id: client0
    check_crc: true
    # The meter publishes a status report per second via BLE notification. If you don't like this update interval
    # you can use this setting to throttle the sensor updates by skipping some status reports.
    throttle: 0s

binary_sensor:
  - platform: atorch_dl24
    atorch_dl24_id: atorch0
    running:
      name: "running"

# If you use `mqtt` you can control a button if you publish the message "PRESS". The topic depends on
# the name of your ESPHome node and the name of the button entity:
#
# mosquitto_pub -t 'atorch-ac-meter/button/atorch-ac-meter_reset_energy/command' -m 'PRESS'
# mosquitto_pub -t 'atorch-ac-meter/button/atorch-ac-meter_reset_capacity/command' -m 'PRESS'
# mosquitto_pub -t 'atorch-ac-meter/button/atorch-ac-meter_reset_runtime/command' -m 'PRESS'
# mosquitto_pub -t 'atorch-ac-meter/button/atorch-ac-meter_reset_all/command' -m 'PRESS'
# ...
button:
  - platform: atorch_dl24
    atorch_dl24_id: atorch0
    reset_energy:
      name: "reset energy"
    reset_capacity:
      name: "reset capacity"
    reset_runtime:
      name: "reset runtime"
    reset_all:
      name: "reset all"
    plus:
      name: "plus"
    minus:
      name: "minus"
    setup:
      name: "setup"
    enter:
      name: "enter"

sensor:
  - platform: atorch_dl24
    atorch_dl24_id: atorch0
    voltage:
      name: "voltage"
    current:
      name: "current"
    power:
      name: "power"
    capacity:
      name: "capacity"
    energy:
      name: "energy"
    temperature:
      name: "temperature"
    dim_backlight:
      name: "dim backlight"
    frequency:
      name: "frequency"
    power_factor:
      name: "power_factor"
    price_per_kwh:
      name: "price per kwh"
    runtime:
      name: "runtime"

switch:
  - platform: ble_client
    ble_client_id: client0
    name: "enable bluetooth connection"
    id: ble_client_switch0

text_sensor:
  - platform: atorch_dl24
    atorch_dl24_id: atorch0
    runtime_formatted:
      name: "runtime formatted"