Use "Tele#ANALOG#Temperature1" without WiFi

[gonzzzales]

Hi!
Please tell me how to get the temperature from an analog sensor without wifi. The "Tele#ANALOG#Temperature1" event is not generated without wifi.

I tryed to do like this (ChatGPT version)
`def poll_temp()
var t = tasmota.sensor("ANALOG")["Temperature1"]
import string
var sf = string.format("%0.1f" + '°',t)
print("Temperature: " + sf)
set_temp(t)
end

tasmota.add_rule("Time#Minute", poll_temp)`

but it not work.

[sfromis]

First, Tasmota is designed to be on a network, either Wifi or Ethernet, and is not fully initialized without a time source, normally NTP, but can also be a local RTC chip, or faked via the Time command.

When it comes to the hallucination you got from CrapGPT - if you had read the console, you'd have seen why it fails. There is no function tasmota.sensor, hence the code will fail. It's just not a good tool if you want working code.

Here's a valid piece of code doing the same:

def poll_temp()
  import json
  var t = json.load(tasmota.read_sensors())["ANALOG"]["Temperature1"]
  print(f'Temperature: {t:0.1f}°')
  set_temp(t)
end
tasmota.add_rule("Time#Minute", poll_temp)
tasmota.add_rule('tele#ANALOG#Temperature1', /value,trigger,data->print(trigger, value))

Last line demonstrated the telemetry period trigger working, both with Wifi, Ethernet, faked time alone, or even without any if first "tickling" the telemetry by issuing the TelePeriod command after boot. Still needs an initialized time for the trigger Time#Minute to work.

[gonzzzales]

First, Tasmota is designed to be on a network, either Wifi or Ethernet, and is not fully initialized without a time source

Yes, i know it, but i use NSPanel as Thermostat, and it should also work offline.
I found this solution

def rule_adc(value, trigger)
var now = tasmota.millis()
if now - last_time >= 30000
print("Temperature: " + str(value))
set_temp(value)
last_time = now
end
end

tasmota.add_rule("ANALOG#Temperature1",rule_adc)

It work offline