You're right, we need a universal approach to any plug-in sensors available remote via p2p.

This idea is very very great. It will cover most p2p control issues. This will not have to be solved with significant workarounds: the basic control of node availability has already been implemented, but there are still not enough official events. In addition, there is a lack of choice regarding the...

This solution works stably, you're right.
But how can I get NaN instead of -1 (degrees) the same way it can be done into remote temperature sensors?
on Rules#Timer=3 do
taskvalueset,3,1,-1

Right now there isn't any such setting to set values when not being updated for N amount of time. However I think you might be able to do so via rules, as the task does send out an event when it does receive an update. So something like this: on info#update do TimerSet,3,600 // Task #3, set timer t...

I already did this, sometimes the CPU jumps to 100% and big LC But perhaps this is also due to four plugins sitting on one 1-wire DS18B20. However, this scheme worked fine in the sketch. Perhaps the problem is a large CPU in two working simultaneously looptimerset: On WiFi#Connected do timerSet,1,10...

Is it possible to programmatically reduce the problems of low quality wifi channels?
This primarily affects the loading of the single esp82xx core in ESPEssy due to looping of communication attempts.

The receiving side, in any case, already knows how to detect a disconnection from the p2p transmitting side, and when this happens, the data from such dummy sensors is erroneous and should not be used: the source is faulty. This may only affect dummy devices, but not all plugins. Rules can check the...

Yes, this is poor quality and reliability of wifi, a lot of interference, lost power, etc... and this is very far from the reliability of wired access. The p2p network is autonomous, and the central one collects data from all neighbor sensors, and periodically sends everything to monitoring through ...

Thanks guys for participating in this issue It seems that those who use p2p a lot care little about the reliability of the parameters used. This is really a problem that it is not possible to immediately configure via Error Value of a dummy remote device. I don’t understand why the obvious functiona...

P2P network. All ESP_Easy_mega_20240414_collection_F_ESP8266_4M1M Unit2 is Down: WiFi, Power, Etc Unit1 lost another Unit2, but still continues to store the last received values img.JPG Why? How can I update or reset these old irrelevant cached values (to NaN, Error, Etc) until the connection is res...