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      glennswest
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      I'm well on my way to having a app for esp32(Your epaper offering at the moment), that can drive a large number of i2c sensors, currently your relay modules, and i2c Thermistors as well, and planning to add more.

      In addition Im planning virtual thermostats, which can watch temp sensors, and control local/remote devices, with auto updates to Home Assistant.

      While Im writing this generally, it makes a great multi-zone radiant heat controller. (Im using it as a 8 zone heating system.

      I've already got it talking to HomeAssistant, auto registering sensors, and sending updates, as well as controlling relays. All auto discovered. I've designed it for auto update as well over the network, and adding more configurabilility to it.

      Just discovery your 10Amp relays with esp32, so plan to add support for them(By doing a mini version of the app).
      And I saw your lcd driver, which could be used as a display. (Single grove port, so bigger switch would be useful.

      I'd love to see a couple of things:

      1. A TCA9548A based i2c switch with settable address. I already have support for multiple switches if you can set the address. This really would help on devices with less grove ports (Even 1 is good).
      2. A 10 Amp Solid State Relay for 110-220VAC
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        felmue
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        Hello @glennswest

        the TCA9548A based PaHub (and its successor) allows to change its I2C address via three solder bridges. Available addresses are 0x70-0x77. Or am I missing something?

        Thanks
        Felix

        GPIO translation table M5Stack / M5Core2
        Information about various M5Stack products.
        Code examples

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          glennswest
          last edited by

          That helps a bit.
          Sad oh its 6 ports, but least thats useable.
          A dip switch would be better.
          Next version do 8 ports, and a dipswitch
          TCA9548A is perfect, Im using it now.

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            glennswest
            last edited by

            Ok, will order the "new" version when its back in stock.

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