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1. HC-SR501 draws more current than the Panasonic PaPIRs. Swap in PaPIR and collect information about discharge rate, number of transmissions and wakeups.
2. Power PIR sensor through GPIO pin and switch the GPIO to LOW if battery is critically low and back to HIGH if battery is charged again.

Which gpio pins are used to connect pir sensor? Is it possible to use reed sensor instead? I would lile to use this project for gas meter.

Hey Torxgewinde,

thanks for the nicely done coding, very interesting application. My question is actually not related to the code itself. I guess you compiled and build the binaries with the Arduino IDE? Im working with VS code and platform.io but since I only find the Firebeetle (based on the ESP32, not E) board definitions in their database, I wonder if I could use the "old" board definition to flash your code. Do you have any information about that?

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Progl0r

Hi I tried your code with my Firebeetle esp32 board but it does not work.
I noticed that you used the Firebeetle 2. Is it possible to add support vor Firebeetle (v1) as well? Or is HW missing?

Here is the board I'm using https://eckstein-shop.de/DFRobotFireBeetleESP32IOTMicrocontrollerSupportsWi-Fi26amp3BBluetoothEN

Thanks in advance

Hi, I'm not sure which board and MCU I have to select to program a DRF0654 board.

I try several configurations, firebeetle32, dfrobot_firebeetle2_esp32s3 with different MCU configuration (esp32, ESP32-E), but none of then is working properly.

With the following configuration, I can upload the code, but pinout seems to be wrong. I think this is not the right configuration:

board = dfrobot_firebeetle2_esp32s3
board_build.mcu = esp32

Any help is welcome.