Help with berry read temperature from AM2301

[Yi Dr]

I am using Tasmota 13.0.0.1 and trying to write a Berry script to control a relay depending on the temperature reading from AM2301.

The AM2301 is working correctly and the temperature and humidity is showing good on the webGUI. But I didn't manage to get the temperature reading in the berry script. I have tried:

1.

def check_heat()
  var arc = tasmota.arch()
  var sens = tasmota.read_sensors()
  log("value is", arc, sens)
end
tasmota.add_cron("* * */10 * * *", check_heat, "every_10m")

It can print value is in the console log, but nothing following.

2.
def check_heat(value) log("The value:", value) end tasmota.add_rule("tele-AM2301#Temperature", check_heat)



In this way, it doesn't print at all. No matter what value I changed for TelePeriod.


Any idea, please? Thank you very much

[Philip Knowles]

It does say in the Berry pages that you must use Tele# not Tele-

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[Andrew Russell]

1) Seems that log() takes a single argument, so you need to concatenate the variables that you want see.

2) I noticed that tasmota 12.0 seems to need tasmota.log(), 12.5 accepts log().

# This worked for me in the 12.5 REPL console.

def check_heat()
  var arc = tasmota.arch()
  var sens = tasmota.read_sensors()

  log("value is " .. arc .. " " .. sens)
end
check_heat()

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[Yi Dr]

Thanks a lot for your kindly input. I will try it.