A Plug and Play solution.
- M-Bus e.g. heatmeter (up to three slaves)
- OneWire 5x e.g. DS18B20, temperature
- I²C e.g.. BME280, temperatur, r. humidity, air pressure
The Board is usable for "only M-Bus" or "only sensor meassuring" as well.
- SSID MBusino Setup Portal IP(normally not needed): 192.168.4.1
- If Mbusino do not find a known network, he start an AP for 5 minutes. After this period, he will restart and search again.
- In known networks, you will find the IP of the portal under MBusino in your router.
If you use Home Assistant, MBusino supports autodiscover. You need only the MQTT integration and MBusino will be find as device with all records. Every 256th record message is a autodiscover message. If you use not Home Assistant, no matter. All records will be send as MQTT message.
The PCB is designed with fritzing. M-Bus is provided by a piggyback M-Bus master. https://de.aliexpress.com/item/33008746192.html --> the Master NOT the Slave! (the picture at ali shows a different board, but you will receive the right one)
Supported ESP-Boards: ESP8266 D1 mini, or D1 mini Pro(4M) with extern antenna for better Wifi range and the ESP32 S2 mini
Beside the USB power supply of D1 mini is no other adapter necessary.
Use 2,54mm terminals or JST XH to connect the DS18B20
You will find a 3D-printable PCB case inside the case folder.
To save mony, I place omnibus orders for all parts.
Most DS18B20 are faked and out of specifications. You can calibrate the sensors by sending a MQTT message to MBusino. Subscribe at topic MBusino/cal/# for calibration replies.
- MQTT Topic: MBusino/calibrateAverage
- MQTT Payload: no matter
Make the average of the connected sensors and add an offset to every sensor. After the calibration, all sensors will show the same value. You have to bring all connected sensors to the same environment, wait a little bit and send the calibration message.
- MQTT Topic: MBusino/calibrateBME
- MQTT Payload: no matter
Make an offset for every DS sensor based at the meassured value of the BME sensor. After the calibration, all sensors will show the same value. You have to bring all connected sensors to the same environment, wait a little bit and send the calibration message.
- MQTT Topic: MBusino/calibrateSensor
- MQTT Payload: Number of the Sensor to calibrate (only the number). e.g.S3 = 3
- MQTT Topic: MBusino/calibrateValue
- MQTT Payload: a float number e.g. -0.15
Manipulate the offset of a single sensor by sending sensor numbers and values. The transmitted value will be added to the current offset. First chose the sensor, then send the value. If a sensor is chosed, multiple manipulations of the same sensor are possible.
- MQTT Topic: MBusino/calibrateSet0
- MQTT Payload: no matter
Self explanatory.
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Flashing over USB is only possible, if the M-Bus master is not connected. OTA update work fine.
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Do not use 2 Boards simultaneously without changing thr Name or it cause in network problems, both boards becomes unreachable.
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M-Bus is tested with a "Engelmann Sensostar U" and some other slaves, it should work with most M-Bus devices. If you have M-Bus issues, let me know.
- AllWize for the MbusPayload library -- the first code base of the MBusinoLib to decode M-Bus
- HWHardsoft and TrystanLea for the M-Bus communication
https://github.com/Zeppelin500/MBusino/discussions
https://github.com/Zeppelin500/MBusino/tree/main/tutorial
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