Category Archives: Devices

Brocade, Fabric OS

Brocade: My often used FabricOS commands

October 12, 2021 Michael Albert

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Hi,

this is the list of my the frequently fabric commands:
Generic
Uptime of the switch

uptime

Date / Time

date

Fabric OS version

version

Switchname

1	`switchName`

Switch state with hardware overview

1	`switchstatuspolicyshow`

Good overview of the switch with ports…

1	`switchshow`

Show domain ID

1	`fabricshow`

Set the fabricname

1	`fabricname`

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Tasmota

Tasmota: My FAQs

April 14, 2021 Michael Albert 1 Comment

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Hi,

these are my FAQs for Tasmota:
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Tasmota, Uncategorized

Tasmota: Setup a PWM with 1024Bit

April 14, 2021 Michael Albert Leave a comment

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Hi,

short post today. It shows howto configure a GPIO Pin as PWM with a width of 1024Bits. Note the restrictions when using IO Ports.

Configure GPIO 14 to PWM 1.

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Tasmota, Tasmota

Tasmota: Connect a lcdproc/LCDd compatible HD44780 i2c Display

April 14, 2021 rootBlog Leave a comment

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Hi,

I already owned a HD44780 I2C Display, which is compatible to LCDd/lcdproc, and want to get this running with Tasmota.

Problem: The LCD 2004 or LCD 1602 Display, for which the Tasmota LCD driver was written, uses a different wiring between the i2c expander (PCF8574) and the HD44780 Display.
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Devices, Homeautomation, IoT, Sonoff, Sonoff

Sonoff TH10/16: Flashing Tasmota and setup temperature measurement

August 9, 2020 Michael Albert 3 Comments

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these steps describes how to install Tasmota on Sonoff Smart Home WIFI/WLAN relay.

First you need a the flash tool esptool. Simplest way is to install the python module. This is the same way on linux and windows
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