Energenie to MQTT for ESP8266 devices
Designed to work with the RFM69W 433Mhz HopeRF Wireless Transceiver and an ESP8266 MCU. Should work with either a bare board or the ENER314-RT module with jumper connections. If using a bare board connect an antenna (17.2mm wire should work) to the ANA point.
Recieves messages from the Energenie devices that use the OpenThings protocol. This is useful for integrating door sensors and power monitors into home automation systems.
Transmit function not yet fully implemented.
| RFM69W | NodeMCU | ESP8266 |
|---|---|---|
| MSS | D8 | CS |
| MOSI | D7 | MOSI |
| MISO | D6 | MISO |
| SCK | D5 | SCLK |
| GND | GND | GND |
| 3.3 | 3.3 | GND |
| RESET | D1 | GPIO5 |
Compile with Arduino 1.8.x. Flash to MCU with Tazmotizer. On the first power-up it will create a hotspot that allows configuation details to be entered. Default MQTT topic is ener/type/device-id/data
- TX functions - simple commands to control switches should be possible with simple code. Would likely need an TX queue. Thermostat control is more complicated as these devices are usually sleeping.
- RX via interrupt rather than loop
Initial - RX working for FSK devices, publishing to MQTT 2023-10-14 - Proof of concept for OOK sending
- Kristian Shaw - ESP8266 implementation with MQTT support
- David Whale (whaleygeek) - Original Raspberry Pi C implementation with ENER314-RT module
- Philip Grainger (Achronite) - Improved Raspberry Pi implemenation with NodeRed and MQTT functionality