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<div class="news-latest">Esphome binary sensor gpio Dear All, D1 wemos with momentary button on gpio 12 and a led on gpio13. I’ve been able to configure Hello, I still have some problem to understand the ESPHome language: I have the following code : # Les switchs et boutons binary_sensor: - platform: gpio pin: number: D3 so I have an esp32 devkitc in use, and I want to control an (existing) relay with a pushbutton. Now i´m sending the sate to HA and trig the buzzer by automation , but it would be The nodes log reports the events just fine, but in home assistant no binary_sensors are visible. yaml [mode] is an invalid :description: Instructions for setting up GPIO binary sensors with ESPHome. (34) and the reed sensor itself is connected I try to get my curtain switch running. For See the Analog To Digital Sensor to read voltages (in the range from 0 to 1. Template Binary Sensor¶ The template binary sensor platform allows you to define a boolean condition and use it to provide a binary sensor. living_room internal: true The internal: true stops it being shared back to HA. Now I want to control it via MQTT. Source for esphome. Also, as suggested, publish_initial_state: true seems to fix the issue. So I have the ESPHome GPIO Binary Sensor. I will have a reed switch at the very bottom of the door for signal a FULL close and a reed switch at the Other entities (sensors, switches) are just fine. Within ESPHome they emulate a real internal GPIO pin and can therefore be used with many of ESPHome’s components such as the GPIO binary sensor or GPIO switch. 5s (and From temperature to motion sensors, ESPHome provides a streamlined way to integrate these components into your home automation devices. Also, are you aware you are Hi, it’s possible inhibit the binary sensor after click gpio push button. return id(ek3117_status). That’s a lot of indentation. See Debounce Modes for Hi, I’m trying to find out way how to check if reed switch is open for a certain time, but no luck so far. 6. The relevant ESPHome Binary Sensor Component. 2. Learn how to use any input pin on your ESP device as a binary sensor with ESPHome. I attached a Rain drop sensor, which includes a LM393. This should be a digital in/out. The homeassistant binary sensor platform allows you to Hi Using a Wemos D1 mini with HA and ESPHome (latest versions). More Protected Member Functions Configuration variables:¶ The configuration is made up of two parts: The central component, and individual Binary sensors per channel. You need to set a pull-up on the GPIO binary I am trying to integrate a binary sensor to trigger an RGB LED based on the binary sensor state. i got this code as example: binary_sensor: - platform: gpio pin: number: GPIO12 mode: ESPHome tourist for smart home automation DIYers. One potential use case for a binary_sensor is if it uses other pieces of information to determine its status. state = +1); Also, some return statements have unmatched braces. aliexpress I’m using ESPHome for several binary sensors. binary_sensor: - platform: gpio pin: number: D4 mode: INPUT_PULLUP inverted: True name: "Jackson D4 In ESPHome, it is configured in two parts: Component/Hub. They will automatically appear in the Home Assistant front-end and have several configuration options. solved: binary_sensor: - platform: gpio pin: GPIO13 name: "Test LED ESPHome is a framework for working with ESP devices, and making them easier to setup and use in a home automation environment. . See the code, the error, and the solution for this project. Strange thing is that i have binary inputs with 1s off delay which don't show this problem. 18. Unfortunately, it always shows as ON, even with the I have two esp8266s running on esphome measuring soil humidity and air temperature I would like to use one esp8266 with both sensors on the same esp8266 but I Hello all! I’ve built a Window-sensor that should report the three possible states (OPEN/TILTED/CLOSED) of a window to HA using an esp8266/NodeMCU. When i use a binary sensor with the following configuration, i receive OFF/ON-Triggers even if the I have a binary sensor for a gpio input connected to Hoermann RF receiver. # Example configuration entry light : - platform : binary name : "Desk Lamp" output : light_output Instructions for setting up GPIO binary sensors with ESPHome. 0V) on this pin. Can I change that so the state shows “open” Here is the binary_sensor: - platform: gpio name: "Garage Motion" device_class: motion pin: number: GPIO1 - platform: gpio name: "Garage Button" pin: number: GPIO0 inverted: True Hi I would trigger the buzzer connected at GPIO17 when i detect water in my basement. relay_switch NFC Binary Sensor¶. I am using a 3v input to identify a PC being On or Off. I have connected gpio17 to a pushbutton and I have two binary sensors on a NodeMCU and am trying to create an ‘and’ condition that sets a template sensor if, and only if, both binary sensors are on but just can’t Within ESPHome they emulate a real internal GPIO pin and can therefore be used with many of ESPHome’s components such as the GPIO binary sensor or GPIO switch. 😉. I am powering the sensor using a 12V 1amp power supply hooked to the brown & ESPHome is a framework for working with ESP devices, and making them easier to setup and use in a home automation environment. A GPIO Binary Sensor binary_sensor: - platform: homeassistant id: lamp_status entity_id: switch. Must be one of HYBRID, NATIVE, or RAW. To review, open the file in an You'd have a binary_sensor telling you exactly what your switch is telling you. I created the Configuration variables:¶ pin (Required, Pin Schema): The GPIO pin to use for the switch. address (Optional, int): The I²C address of the Can confirm too ( on 2023. The program works, except after power interrupt, update etc, whereby the RGB Hi everybody, is there a way to “safe” the current binary_sensor status on ESPHome for a set period of time? I am using an RCWL-0516 radar sensor, and it seems to constantly change between on and off. I know Home Assistant can do this through automation, but I want to Hi everyone! I’ve set up 2 esp32 with relay boards and one gpio binary sensor each that are connected to a simple switch (no voltage or anything) so that when i press the The code below worked and validated before the June 2024 update Now it is saying that I have used GPIO12 twice binary_sensor: - platform: gpio pin: number: GPIO10 Hub Component¶. binary_sensor: - platform: gpio pin: number: D7 I am sure this is easy but just cannot figure out how to do it. Then your condition that currently has the lambda in it simply becomes: - ESPHome GPIO Binary Sensor. I can detect open/closed states no problem, but would like to be able to also detect Timed Fan control. yaml This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. I have done this before with another esp32 model and it worked perfectly. io documentation files. I thought adding inverted: yes to the ESPHome side would invert the state sent to HA, but it seems HA is not Hi: I have a simple question: Does anyone have code to create an automation that will do: Use the button to control waking up from deep sleep and at the same time the same Hi Folks! I just finished my door sensor with esphome and some cheap reed sensors. Can this be accomplished The binary light platform creates a simple ON/OFF-only light from a binary output component. on_value_range is a special trigger for sensors that triggers when the value of the sensor is within/above/below the Hi, I am trying to make a digital Rain drop sensor on D8 of a Wemos D1. :image: gpio. See Interlocking. 3 ). kincony. The GPIO Binary Sensor platform allows you to use any input pin on your device as a binary sensor. I can do press manually on device up/down/stop (works via binary_sensor). It can detect if a pin is pulled HIGH/LOW and reports those values to Home Assistant. binary_sensor: - platform: gpio device_class: plug ESPHome tourist for smart home automation DIYers. But This component can be used to create custom binary sensors in ESPHome using the C++ (Arduino) API. The tag may be identified in one of three ways: By Hi, I am having a esphome node with a pir and the following definition: binary_sensor: - platform: gpio pin: D7 name: "klo_vorne_PIR" device_class: motion Also, I can’t add a DALLAS sensor - with similar errors (but that’s not so important) this is my YAML (the sensor in question is at the very bottom): esphome: name: eingang-bl I have a gpio input defined as a binary sensor and is driven by a LM393 comparator. To review, open the file in an I’m trying to use this sensor to tell when someone walks into my garage to turn the lights on. ESPHome Analog To Digital Sensor. I want an input to also trigger both a GPIO output (for 0. Binary Sensor. aliexpress I found that you can activate internal pullup or pulldown resistors with this code. Depending on the state of each binary sensor, its associated configured parameters, and this sensor’s The tuya binary sensor platform creates a binary sensor from a tuya component and requires Tuya MCU to be configured. is_playing(); I set up the switch on esphome as a binary sensor and it works fine until I turn on/off the dive via Hassio, then I have to turn the switch twice for it to work. 16. Contribute to esphome/esphome-docs development by creating an account on GitHub. visit for more:KinCony's website: https://www. # Example configuration entry esphome : name : livingroom esp8266 : board : nodemcuv2 Hi, i have some Wallmount Push-Buttons, which turn to Ground on push. binary_sensor: - platform: template name: DFPlayer State lambda: |- return id(dfplayerState). 1 Like. Random example: you have a binary_sensor that turns I need some help setting up an output controlled by a binary sensor. This will now cause the line to appear Low at all times, and High when the I have a fan component that I have made, It works two ways one using binary_sensor and one using Output but they both operate differently. svg. If you need to access the state for automations then start with a read of this. I’m using an esp8266 with a float sensor to detect the water level in a sump well. I tried changing the binary_sensor to switch but it is still not visible if platform is homeassistant. There are three variants with similar communication protocols: LD2410 (datasheet Hi team. Base Binary Sensor Configuration¶ All binary Learn how to use a binary sensor to control an LED output with ESPHome. I have it configured on Hi everyone, My esphome script is: binary_sensor: platform: gpio name: “Door Sensor” icon: “mdi:door” id: DOOR device_class: door pin: number: D3 mode: The problem Template binary sensor and analog threshold sensor not compiling for ESP32-IDF Which version of ESPHome has the issue? gpio pin: GPIO14 name: Yes, GPIO. Here are the top 10 examples of how you can use ESPHome to I have an 8 relay board I am using to power multiple plugs and I want to invert the state to Home Assistant. Thanks. Component/Hub¶ The esp32_touch component creates a global hub enabling (capacitive) touch detection on GPIO ESPHome GPIO Binary Sensor. ESPHome is a framework for working with ESP devices, and making them easier to setup and use in a home automation environment. this is the binary sensor Hi guys. binary_sensor: If I do so I’m receving errors like this: INFO Reading configuration /config/esphome/monitoring. Optionally also set a Instructions for setting up Home Assistant binary sensors with ESPHome that import states from your Home Assistant instance. The binary_sensor_map sensor platform allows you to map multiple binary sensor to an individual value. 5s) and the binary_sensor mqtt topic - Binary Sensor And here is the full YAML minus the OTA pw and API key. Compiled project without changing the YAML. They close a brace that was never opened. deep_sleep: wakeup_pin: GPIO4 wakeup_pin_mode: Data Fields inherited from esphome::binary_sensor::BinarySensor: bool state {false} The current reported state of the binary sensor. fizzasist (Randy C ESPHome is a framework for working with ESP devices, and making them easier to setup and use in a home automation environment. Instructions for setting up GPIO binary sensors with ESPHome. I’ve been plyaing around with it this morning and this seems to work without any time constraints. Information about the base representation of all binary sensors. I was estonished deep_sleep: id: deep_sleep_id wakeup_pin: 39 binary_sensor: - platform: gpio pin: number: 39 mode: INPUT_PULLDOWN device_class: door delayed_on_off: 10s on_state: then: - Trying to detect garage door state. I’d like to trigger this input with a pulse from a HA dashboard button. All working fine until I upgraded my home internet and broke a bunch of configs. I thought I . GPIO pins in the Once configured, you can use any of the 20 or 28 pins for your projects. Any option I have a running configuration on a ESP01S board compiled with ESPhome 1. For a door, when the door opens the sensor state changes to “on”. "Sleeper Fallback Hotspot" password: Configuration variables:¶ debounce_mode (Optional, enum): How the component debounces the motion sensor’s signal. Total cost for this project is about 15 €. The MJ-SD01 can control a low power (<400W?) fan. It has 2 LEDs that can be either on, off, or blinking. If the platform is gpio, it works ESPHome is an awesome platform that allows you to easily scaffold out IOT projects with a few lines of YAML. name: " Bedroom Humidity" update_interval: 60s To configure ESPHome for use with the PIR sensor, use a GPIO Binary Sensor. Within ESPHome they emulate a real internal GPIO pin and can therefore be used with many of ESPHome’s Real world use case: I want to use the state of this. You can create the binary sensor as follows: # Create a binary Guide for building automations in ESPHome. I want to link them together. Instructions for setting up built-in analog voltage sensors. Please first read Custom Sensor Component guide, the same principles apply binary_sensor: - platform: gpio pin: number: D2 inverted: tue mode: input: true pullup: true name: "Living Room Window" device_class: window filters: - delayed_on: 10ms By for now, i just want to handle with pure gpio, turning state on and off, reading gpio state and so on. You only need to have the hub component (dfrobot_sen0395: entry) defined if you want to change the sensor’s settings or read its state via the UART. When the button is pressed, the receiver will close the relay (and therefore the gpio binary_sensor) for 0. I’ve spent an hour or so searching for an example or clue on how one creates an ESPhome ‘if’ condition statement that contains a second ‘if’ condition inside it, and The ld2410 sensor platform allows you to use HI-LINK LD2410 motion and presence sensors with ESPHome. pull down gpio → execute command → inhibit another execution for 3 sec. I have been using a Pi Pico to check a reed switch on my garage door. comAliexpress Online Store: https://kincony. mviamin (Mviamin) August 1, 2019, 9:42pm 3. Having the initial state being Binary Sensor Map¶. The condition may be expressed as a C++ lambda, or as a YAML expression. Relevant section of my config: 18 binary_sensor: 19 - platform: gpio 20 name: ESPHome Example - Binary Sensor. See examples, configuration variables, and tips for activating pullups, inverting values, and Binary Sensor Component¶ With ESPHome you can use different types of binary sensors. 2 Now I have updated ESPHome to 1. The nfc binary sensor platform provides an easy way for you to determine if an NFC tag is presented to the reader. 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