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Rack Environment Monitoring Bracket

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That holds 16x2 LCD, HTU21 (Temp&Hum) and ESP32-POE from Olimex.

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TMEP

I have installed TMEP to our local web server as a super simple frontend for monitoring.

https://github.com/MultiTricker/TMEP/releases

But you can also use (more polished and developed) web version at: https://tmep.cz/.

This manual is also available there: https://wiki.tmep.cz/doku.php?id=zarizeni:olimex_esp32-poe

 

Hardware

Olimex ESP32-POE

https://www.olimex.com/Products/IoT/ESP32/ESP32-POE/open-source-hardware 

Wi-Fi is always meh, so I really like this with POE functionality!

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HTU21D

Temperature and humidity at one small I2C board.

HTU21D Humidity Sensor Hookup Guide - SparkFun Learn

 

Build

3D printed bracket and a few computer screws (use brown paper insulated washers for ESP board!)

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Schematic

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ESPEasy

https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/releases 

Just download and flash the correct BIN file via micro-USB and do the initial setup via the serial console

ESP_Easy_mega_20221224_display_ESP32_4M316k_ETH.bin

Note: 

ESP_Easy_mega_20221224_display_ESP32_4M316k_ETH – works fine
ESP_Easy_mega_20230304_display_ESP32_4M316k_ETH – shows "nan" instead of temp/hum
ESP_Easy_mega_20230306_display_ESP32_4M316k_ETH – shows "nan" instead of temp/hum

 

Useful links:
 
Setup commands

Send those via serial console.

# Factory reset
Reset

Wifi (powered via USB it will connect to the wifi)

WifiSSID [YOUR_WIFI_NAME] WifiKey [YOUR_WIFI_PASSWORD] WifiConnect

Now you should be able to connect vias the Wi-Fi and do the rest of the setup.

 

Controllers

Set Generic HTTP controller where data will be sent

For tmep.cz set the parameters like this:

Hostname: [DomainForSendingValues].tmep.cz

Controller Publish: ?temp=[HTU#Temperature]&humV=[HTU#Humidity]

 
Hardware

Set the correct GPIO for I2C and Ethernet.

 
Devices

Add two devices. Environment sensor, and LCD2004 display. (You can use I2C Scanner under the Tools tab to get the correct addresses).

 
LCD

Only the correct I2C address is needed here as we will control what is shown later in the Rules.

 
HTU

Select the correct I2C address, output data „Temp / Hum“,

Interval is essential – how often data will be measured (send to the controller, rules triggered)

With Formula, you can do a basic calibration.

 
Tools → Advanced

(Only needed if you want e-mail notifications. I believe this can be set on https://tmep.cz also)

Enable Rules here

You can set up an NTP server also.

 
Notifications

Set up e-mail notifications

Just use standard values as for any SMTP

 
Rules

Here some magic s done.

The timer is used just for looping two screens on the display (Datetime, Temp, Hum / IP, MAC).

The last two functions are for triggering notifications.

The code is pretty self-explanatory.

// https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/Tutorial_Rules
// https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Rules/Rules.html
// https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Reference/Command.html

// http://<espeasyip>/control?cmd=<command>

On System#Boot Do LoopTimerSet,1,10 // LoopTimerSet,<timernr>,<timeInSeconds> Endon

On Rules#Timer=1 Do  // When Timer1 expires, do... => every 10s If [int#1]=0 Let,1,1 LCDCmd,clear

LCD,1,1,"{substring:0:10:%lcltime%} %systm_hm%" LCD,2,1,"T:[HTU#Temperature]{D}C H:[HTU#Humidity]%" Else Let,1,0 LCDCmd,clear

LCD,1,1,"IP:%ip%"

// Shorter the MAC address A8:03:2A:F8:AB:EC -&gt; A8032AF8ABEC

LCD,2,1,"MAC:{substring:0:2:"%mac%"}{substring:3:5:"%mac%"}{substring:6:8:"%mac%"}{substring:9:11:"%mac%"}{substring:12:14:"%mac%"}{substring:15:17:"%mac%"}"

Endif Endon

On [HTU#Temperature]>25 Do Notify,1 Endon

On [HTU#Humidity]>40 Do Notify,1 Endon

 

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