1. Parameters

This page lists all available Configuration Parameters. If a parameter or section has a tick box on its left side, you can disable it. In such case the functionality gets disabled respectively the default values will be used.

1.1 Section TakeImage

1.1.1 Parameter CamAeLevel

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 0

Auto Exposure Level

The exposure offset for automatic exposure, lower values produce darker image.

available range on OV2640 (-2 .. 2) available range on OV3660 and OV5640 (-5 .. 5)

1.1.2 Parameter CamAec

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: true

Auto-Exposure Control

When true, the camera attempts to automatically control the exposure.

When false, the CamAecValue setting is used instead.

1.1.3 Parameter CamAec2

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: true

Auto-Exposure Control 2

When true, the sensor’s "night mode" is enabled, extending the range of automatic gain control.

This may resolve some over-exposure and under-exposure issues.

1.1.4 Parameter CamAecValue

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 160

Auto Exposure Value

Access the exposure value of the camera, higher values produce brighter images.

Range (0 .. 1200)

1.1.5 Parameter CamAgc

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: true

Auto Gain

When true, the camera attempts to automatically control the sensor gain, up to the value in the CamGainceiling property.

When false, the CamAgcGain setting is used instead.

1.1.6 Parameter CamAgcGain

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 15

Gain Manual Value

Access the gain level of the sensor, higher values produce brighter images.

Range (0 .. 30)

1.1.7 Parameter CamAutoSharpness

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: false

AutoSharpness

When true, the camera attempts to automatically adjusts the sharpness.

1.1.8 Parameter CamAwb

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: true

Auto White Balance

When true, the camera attempts to automatically control white balance.

When false, the CamWbMode setting is used instead.

1.1.9 Parameter CamAwbGain

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value:

Auto White Balance Gain

Access the CamAwbGain property of the camera sensor.

1.1.10 Parameter CamBpc

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: true

Black Pixel Correction

Enable/Disable black point compensation, this can make black parts of the image darker.

1.1.11 Parameter CamBrightness

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 0

Brightness

Positive values increase brightness, negative values lower it.

Range (-2 .. 2)

1.1.12 Parameter CamColorbar

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: false

Colorbar

currently not implemented.

1.1.13 Parameter CamContrast

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 0

Contrast

Positive values increase contrast, negative values lower it.

Range (-2 .. 2)

1.1.14 Parameter CamDcw

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: true

Downsize

Enable/Disable camera image scaling.

1.1.15 Parameter CamDenoise

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 0

Denoise

Denoise Image, is only supported by OV3660 and OV5640

Range (0 .. 8)

1.1.16 Parameter CamGainceiling

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: x4

CamGainceiling

The Gain is an analog multiplier applied to the raw sensor data.

The Ceiling is the maximum gain value that the sensor will use.

A higher gain means that the sensor has a greater response to light, but also makes sensor noise more visible.

Available options:

• x2
• x4
• x8
• x16
• x32
• x64
• x128

1.1.17 Parameter CamHmirror

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: false

Mirror Image

When true, the camera image is mirrored left-to-right.

1.1.18 Parameter CamLenc

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: true

Lens Correction

Enable/Disable lens correction.

This can help compensate for light fall-off at the edge of the sensor area.

1.1.19 Parameter CamQuality

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 10

Image Quality

The CamQuality setting when capturing JPEG images.

This is similar to the quality setting when exporting a jpeg image from photo editing software.

1.1.20 Parameter CamRawGma

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value:

Raw Gamma

Enable/Disable raw gamma mode.

1.1.21 Parameter CamSaturation

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 0

Saturation

Positive values increase saturation (more vibrant colors), negative values lower it (more muted colors).

Range (-2 .. 2)

1.1.22 Parameter CamSharpness

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 0

Sharpness

Positive values increase sharpness (more defined edges), negative values lower it (softer edges).

Range (-2 .. 2)

1.1.23 Parameter CamSpecialEffect

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: no_effect

SpecialEffect

Available options:

• no_effect
• negative
• grayscale
• red
• green
• blue
• retro

1.1.24 Parameter CamVflip

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: false

Flip Image

When true, the camera image is flipped top-to-bottom.

1.1.25 Parameter CamWbMode

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: auto

White Balance Mode

Available options:

• auto
• sunny
• cloudy
• office
• home

1.1.26 Parameter CamWpc

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: true

White Pixel Correction

Enable/Disable white point compensation, his can make white parts of the image whiter.

1.1.27 Parameter CamZoom

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: false

Zoom

Enable/Disable digital zoom.

It is always zoomed into the center of the image, if CamZoomOffsetX and CamZoomOffsetY are zero.

1.1.28 Parameter CamZoomOffsetX

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 0

Zoom Offset X

X displacement of the image from the center.

Positive values ​​shift the image to the right, negative values ​​to the left.

The maximum possible offset depends on the value of the CamZoomSize.

1.1.29 Parameter CamZoomOffsetY

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 0

Zoom Offset Y

Y displacement of the image from the center.

Positive values ​​move the image up, negative values ​​move the image down.

The maximum possible offset depends on the value of the CamZoomSize.

1.1.30 Parameter CamZoomSize

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 0

Zoom Size

Zoom factor/level of the digital zoom, the larger the value, the more it zooms in.

1.1.31 Parameter Demo

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: false

Enable to use demo images instead of the real camera images. Make sure to have a /demo folder on your SD-Card and make sure it contains the expected files! Check here for details.

1.1.32 Parameter LEDIntensity

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 50

Set the Flash LED Intensity: (0 .. 100)

1.1.33 Parameter RawImagesLocation

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: /log/source

Location on the SD-Card to store the raw images.

1.1.34 Parameter RawImagesRetention

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 15

Unit: Days

Number of days to keep the raw images (0 = forever)

1.1.35 Parameter WaitBeforeTakingPicture

Section: 1.1 TakeImage

Default Value: 5

Unit: seconds

Waiting time between switching the flash light (onboard LED) on and taking the picture.

1.2 Section Alignment

1.2.1 Parameter AlignmentAlgo

Section: 1.2 Alignment

Default Value: Default

Algorithm used for the alignment step.

Available options:

• Default: Use only red color channel
• HighAccuracy: Use all 3 color channels (3x slower)
• Fast: First time use HighAccuracy, then only check if the image is shifted
• Off: Disable alignment algorithm

1.2.2 Parameter InitialRotate

Section: 1.2 Alignment

Default Value: 0

Unit: Degrees

Initial rotation of image before alignment in degree (-360 .. +360)

1.2.3 Parameter SearchFieldX

Section: 1.2 Alignment

Default Value: 20

Unit: Pixels

X-size (width) in which the reference is searched.

1.2.4 Parameter SearchFieldY

Section: 1.2 Alignment

Default Value: 20

Unit: Pixels

Y-size (height) in which the reference is searched.

1.3 Section Digits

1.3.1 Parameter CNNGoodThreshold

Section: 1.3 Digits

Default Value: 0.5

Threshold above which the classification should be to accept the value (only meaningful for digits).

1.3.2 Parameter Model

Section: 1.3 Digits

Default Value: /config/dig-cont_*.tflite (See /config/config.ini)

Path to CNN model file for image recognition. See here for details.

1.3.3 Parameter ROIImagesLocation

Section: 1.3 Digits

Default Value: /log/digit

Location to store separated digit images on the SD-Card.

1.3.4 Parameter ROIImagesRetention

Section: 1.3 Digits

Default Value: 3

Unit: Days

Days to keep the separated digit images (0 = forever).

1.4 Section Analog

1.4.1 Parameter CNNGoodThreshold

Section: 1.4 Analog

Default Value: 0.5

Threshold above which the classification should be to accept the value (only meaningful for digits).

1.4.2 Parameter ExtendedResolution

1.4.3 Parameter Model

Section: 1.4 Analog

Default Value: /config/ana-cont_*.tflite (See /config/config.ini)

Path to CNN model file for image recognition. See here for details.

1.4.4 Parameter ROIImagesLocation

Section: 1.4 Analog

Default Value: /log/analog

Location to store separated analog images on the SD-Card.

1.4.5 Parameter ROIImagesRetention

Section: 1.4 Analog

Default Value: 3

Unit: Days

Days to keep the separated analog images (0 = forever).

1.5 Section PostProcessing

1.5.1 Parameter AllowNegativeRates

1.5.2 Parameter CheckDigitIncreaseConsistency

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: false

An additional consistency check. It especially improves the zero crossing check between digits.

1.5.3 Parameter ErrorMessage

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: true

Do not show error message in return value. In an error case, the last valid number will be used for the various transmission protocols (MQTT, InfluxDB, REST, ...).

1.5.4 Parameter <NUMBERS>.AllowNegativeRates

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: false

Allow a meter to count backwards (decreasing values).

1.5.5 Parameter <NUMBER>.AnalogDigitalTransitionStart

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: 9.2

This can be used if you have wrong values, but the recognition of the individual ROIs are correct. Look for the start of changing of the first digit and note the analog pointer value behind. Set it here. Only used on combination of digits and analog pointers. See here for details.

Range: 6.0 .. 9.9.

1.5.6 Parameter <NUMBER>.ChangeRateThreshold

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: 2

Range: 1 .. 9.

Threshold parameter for change rate detection.
This parameter is intended to compensate for small reading fluctuations that occur when the meter does not change its value for a long time (e.g. at night) or slightly turns backwards. This can eg. happen on watermeters.

It is only applied to the last digit of the read value (See example below). If the read value is within PreValue +/- Threshold, no further calculation is carried out and the Value/Prevalue remains at the old value.

Example:

Smallest ROI provides value for 0.000x
ChangeRateThreshold = 2

Extended Resolution disabled:
PreValue: 123.456'7 >>> Threshold = +/- 0.000'2
Comparative value >>> max = 123.456'9 and min = 123.456'5

Extended Resolution enabled:
PreValue: 123.456'78 >>> Threshold = +/- 0.000'02
Comparative value >>> max = 123.456'80 and min = 123.456'76

1.5.7 Parameter <NUMBER>.DecimalShift

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: 0

Shift the decimal separator (positiv or negativ). Eg. to move from m³ to liter (1 m³ equals 1000 liters), you need to set it to +3.

1.5.8 Parameter <NUMBER>.ExtendedResolution

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: false

Use the decimal place of the last analog counter for increased accuracy.

1.5.9 Parameter <NUMBER>.IgnoreLeadingNaN

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: true

Leading N's will be deleted before further processing. This is only relevant for models which use N! See here for details.

1.5.10 Parameter <NUMBER>.MaxRateType

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: AbsoluteChange

Defines if the Change Rate is calculated as the difference between the last two readings (AbsoluteChange = difference) or as the difference normalized to the interval (RateChange = difference per minute).

1.5.11 Parameter <NUMBER>.MaxRateValue

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: 0,05

Maximum allowed change between two readings, if exceeded the last reading will be rejected. Depending on the settings of <NUMBER>.MaxRateType the MaxRateValue is either treated as the difference between the two measurements (AbsoluteChange = difference) not taking the set time interval into account or as the difference normalized to the interval (RateChange = difference per minute).

If negative rate is disallowed and no maximum rate value is set, one false high reading will lead to a period of missing measurements until the measurement reaches the previous false high reading. E.g. if the counter is at 600,00 and it's read incorrectly as610,00, all measurements will be skipped until the counter reaches 610,00. Setting the MaxRateValue to 0,05 leads to a rejection of all readings with a difference > 0,05, in this case 610,00. The rejection also applies to correct readings with a difference > 0,05!

1.5.12 Parameter PreValueAgeStartup

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: 720

Time in minutes, how long a previous read value is valid after reboot.

1.5.13 Parameter PreValueUse

Section: 1.5 PostProcessing

Default Value: true

Use the previous value (value from previous round) for consistency checks. This also works through a reboot of the device!

1.6 Section MQTT

1.6.1 Parameter CACert

Section: 1.6 MQTT

Default Value: ""

Example: /config/certs/RootCA.pem.

Path to the CA certificate file.

This is part of the configuration to enable TLS for MQTT. The CA Certificate is used by the client to validate the broker is who it claims to be. It allows the client to authenticate the server, which is the first part of the MTLS handshake.

Usually there is a common RootCA certificate for the MQTT broker

1.6.2 Parameter ClientCert

Section: 1.6 MQTT

Default Value: ""

Example: /config/certs/client.pem.crt.

Path to the Client Certificate file.

This is part of the configuration to enable TLS for MQTT. The Client Certificate is used by the client to prove its identity to the server, in conjunction with the Client Key. It is the second part of the MTLS handshake.

Usually there is a one pair of Client Certificate/Key for each client that connects to the MQTT broker

1.6.3 Parameter ClientID

Section: 1.6 MQTT

Default Value: watermeter

Client ID used to connect to the MQTT broker. If disabled, the hostname will be used.

1.6.4 Parameter ClientKey

Section: 1.6 MQTT

Default Value: ""

Example: /config/certs/client.pem.key.

Path to the Client Key file.

This is part of the configuration to enable TLS for MQTT. The Client Key is used by the client to prove its identity to the server, in conjunction with the Client Certificate. It is the second part of the MTLS handshake.

Usually there is a one pair of Client Certificate/Key for each client that connects to the MQTT broker

1.6.5 Parameter HomeassistantDiscovery

Section: 1.6 MQTT

Default Value: true

Enable or disable the Homeassistant Discovery. See here for details about the discovery.

1.6.6 Parameter MainTopic

Section: 1.6 MQTT

Default Value: watermeter

MQTT main topic, under which the counters are published.

The single value will be published with the following key: MAINTOPIC/NUMBER/RESULT_TOPIC

With:

• NUMBER: The name of the value (a meter might have more than one value). The names get defined in the analog and digital ROI configuration (defaults to main).
• RESULT_TOPIC: Automatically filled with the right name, eg. value, rate, timestamp, error, ....

The general connection status can be found in MAINTOPIC/CONNECTION. See MQTT Result Topics for a full list of topics.

The nodeId for the Home Assistant MQTT Service Discovery must follow the schema <discovery_prefix>/<component>/[<node_id>/]<object_id>/config. The node_id is not configurable but derived from the MainTopic by stripping any but the last topic level. A MainTopic with the value home/basement/watermeter is transformed into the node_id watermeter, resulting in the discovery topic homeassistant/sensor/watermeter/value/config for the current value.

1.6.7 Parameter MeterType

Section: 1.6 MQTT

Default Value: other

Select the Meter Type so the sensors have the right units in Homeassistant.

Please also make sure that the selected Meter Type matches the dimension of the value provided by the meter! Eg. if your meter provides m³, you need to also set it to m³. Alternatively you can set the parameter DecimalShift to 3 so the value is converted to liters!

1.6.8 Parameter RetainMessages

Section: 1.6 MQTT

Default Value: true

Enable or disable the Retain Flag for all MQTT entries.

1.6.9 Parameter Uri

Section: 1.6 MQTT

Default Value: mqtt://example.com:1883

URI to the MQTT broker including the port. E.g. mqtt://192.168.1.1:1883.

1.6.10 Parameter password

Section: 1.6 MQTT

Default Value: PASSWORD

Password for MQTT authentication.

1.6.11 Parameter user

Section: 1.6 MQTT

Default Value: USERNAME

Username for MQTT authentication.

1.7 Section InfluxDB

1.7.1 Parameter Database

Section: 1.7 InfluxDB

Default Value: ''

Name of the InfluxDB v1 Database into which to publish the values.

1.7.2 Parameter <NUMBER>.Field

Section: 1.7 InfluxDB

Default Value: undefined

Dedicated definition of the field for InfluxDB use for saving in the Influx database (e.g.: "watermeter/value").

1.7.3 Parameter Measurement

Section: 1.7 InfluxDB

Default Value: undefined

Name of the InfluxDB v1 Measurement to use to publish the value.

1.7.4 Parameter Uri

Section: 1.7 InfluxDB

Default Value: undefined

URI of the HTTP interface to InfluxDB v1, without trailing slash, e.g. http://192.168.1.1:8086.

1.7.5 Parameter password

Section: 1.7 InfluxDB

Default Value: undefined

Password for the InfluxDB v1 authentication.

1.7.6 Parameter user

Section: 1.7 InfluxDB

Default Value: undefined

Username for the InfluxDB v1 authentication.

1.8 Section InfluxDBv2

1.8.1 Parameter Bucket

Section: 1.8 InfluxDBv2

Default Value: ''

Name of the InfluxDB v2 Bucket into which to publish the values.

1.8.2 Parameter Database

1.8.3 Parameter <NUMBER>.Field

Section: 1.8 InfluxDBv2

Default Value: undefined

Field for InfluxDB v2 to use for saving.

1.8.4 Parameter Measurement

Section: 1.8 InfluxDBv2

Default Value: undefined

Name of the InfluxDB v2 Measurement to use to publish the value.

1.8.5 Parameter Org

Section: 1.8 InfluxDBv2

Default Value: undefined

Organisation (Org) for InfluxDB v2 authentication

1.8.6 Parameter Token

Section: 1.8 InfluxDBv2

Default Value: undefined

Token for InfluxDB v2 authentication

1.8.7 Parameter Uri

Section: 1.8 InfluxDBv2

Default Value: undefined

URI of the HTTP interface to InfluxDB v2, without trailing slash, e.g. http://192.168.1.1:8086.

1.9 Section GPIO

1.9.1 Parameter IO0

Section: 1.9 GPIO

Default Value: input disabled 10 false false

This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO IO0 pin.

Parameters:

• GPIO 0 state: One of input, input pullup, input pulldown or output.
• GPIO 0 use interrupt: Enable interrupt trigger
• GPIO 0 PWM duty resolution: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit
• GPIO 0 enable MQTT: Enable MQTT publishing/subscribing
• GPIO 0 enable HTTP: Enable HTTP write/read
• GPIO 0 name: MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO0). Allowed characters: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -.

1.9.2 Parameter IO1

Section: 1.9 GPIO

Default Value: input disabled 10 false false

This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO IO1 pin.

Parameters:

• GPIO 1 state: One of input, input pullup, input pulldown or output.
• GPIO 1 use interrupt: Enable interrupt trigger
• GPIO 1 PWM duty resolution: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit
• GPIO 1 enable MQTT: Enable MQTT publishing/subscribing
• GPIO 1 enable HTTP: Enable HTTP write/read
• GPIO 1 name: MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO1). Allowed characters: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -.

1.9.3 Parameter IO12

Section: 1.9 GPIO

Default Value: input-pullup disabled 10 false false

This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO IO12 pin.

Parameters:

• GPIO 12 state: One of external-flash-ws281x, input, input pullup, input pulldown or output.
• GPIO 12 use interrupt: Enable interrupt trigger
• GPIO 12 PWM duty resolution: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit
• GPIO 12 enable MQTT: Enable MQTT publishing/subscribing
• GPIO 12 enable HTTP: Enable HTTP write/read
• GPIO 12 name: MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO12). Allowed characters: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -.

1.9.4 Parameter IO13

Section: 1.9 GPIO

Default Value: input-pullup disabled 10 false false

This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO IO13 pin.

Parameters:

• GPIO 13 state: One of input, input pullup, input pulldown or output.
• GPIO 13 use interrupt: Enable interrupt trigger
• GPIO 13 PWM duty resolution: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit
• GPIO 13 enable MQTT: Enable MQTT publishing/subscribing
• GPIO 13 enable HTTP: Enable HTTP write/read
• GPIO 13 name: MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO13). Allowed characters: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -.

1.9.5 Parameter IO3

Section: 1.9 GPIO

Default Value: input disabled 10 false false

This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO IO3 pin.

Parameters:

• GPIO 3 state: One of input, input pullup, input pulldown or output.
• GPIO 3 use interrupt: Enable interrupt trigger
• GPIO 3 PWM duty resolution: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit
• GPIO 3 enable MQTT: Enable MQTT publishing/subscribing
• GPIO 3 enable HTTP: Enable HTTP write/read
• GPIO 3 name: MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO3). Allowed characters: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -.

1.9.6 Parameter IO4

Section: 1.9 GPIO

Default Value: built-in-led disabled 10 false false

This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO IO4 pin.

Parameters:

• GPIO 4 state: One of built-in-led, input, input pullup, input pulldown or output.
• GPIO 4 use interrupt: Enable interrupt trigger
• GPIO 4 PWM duty resolution: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit
• GPIO 4 enable MQTT: Enable MQTT publishing/subscribing
• GPIO 4 enable HTTP: Enable HTTP write/read
• GPIO 4 name: MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO4). Allowed characters: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -.

1.9.7 Parameter LEDColor

Section: 1.9 GPIO

Default Value: 150 150 150

Color of the attached LEDs to GPIO12 in Red, Green Blue from 0 (full off) .. 255 (full on) (See IO12 parameter).

1.9.8 Parameter LEDNumbers

Section: 1.9 GPIO

Default Value: 2

Number of LEDs on the external LED-stripe attached to GPIO12 (See IO12 parameter).

1.9.9 Parameter LEDType

Section: 1.9 GPIO

Default Value: WS2812 Type of the WS2812x which is connected to GPIO12 (See IO12 parameter).

1.9.10 Parameter MainTopicMQTT

Section: 1.9 GPIO

Default Value: wasserzaehler/GPIO

The GPIO Interface is prepared to report it's status and status changes as a MQTT topic. With this parameter you configure the MQTT main topic, under which the status is published. As this parameter is still experimental it can only be set manually in the config.ini itself and has not been tested in detail so far.

1.10 Section AutoTimer

1.10.1 Parameter AutoStart

Section: 1.10 AutoTimer

Default Value: true

Automatically start the Flow (Digitization Rounds) immediately after power up.

1.10.2 Parameter Interval

Section: 1.10 AutoTimer

Default Value: 5

Unit: Minutes

Interval in which the Flow (Digitization Round) is run. If a round takes longer than this interval, the next round gets postponed until the current round completes.

1.11 Section DataLogging

1.11.1 Parameter DataFilesRetention

Section: 1.11 DataLogging

Default Value: 3

Unit: Days

Number of days to keep the data files (0 = forever).

1.11.2 Parameter DataLogActive

Section: 1.11 DataLogging

Default Value: true Activate data logging to the SD-Card.

The files will be stored in /log/data/data_YYYY-MM-DD.csv. See Data Logging for details.

1.12 Section Debug

1.12.1 Parameter LogLevel

Section: 1.12 Debug

Default Value: 1 (ERROR) Define the log level for the logging to the SD-Card.

Available options:

• 1: ERROR
• 2: WARNING
• 3: INFO
• 4: DEBUG

As higher the level, as more log messages get written to the SD-Card.

1.12.2 Parameter LogfilesRetention

Section: 1.12 Debug

Default Value: 3

Unit: Days

Number of days to keep the log files (0 = forever).

1.13 Section System

1.13.1 Parameter CPUFrequency

Section: 1.13 System

Default Value: 160

Set the CPU Frequency.

Possible values:

• 160
• 240

1.13.2 Parameter Hostname

Section: 1.13 System

Default Value: undefined

Hostname for the device. It gets automatically transferred to /wlan.ini on the SD-Card at the next startup.

1.13.3 Parameter RSSIThreshold

Section: 1.13 System

Default Value: 0

Possible values: -100 .. 0 (0 = disabled).

This parameter activates a client triggered AP switching functionality (simplified roaming). If actual RSSI value is lower (more negative) than RSSIThreshold, all WIFI channels will be scanned for configured access point SSID. If an access point is in range which has better RSSI value (less negative) than actual RSSI value + 5 dBm, the device is trying to connect to this access point with the better RSSI value.

1.13.4 Parameter SetupMode

Section: 1.13 System

Default Value: true

Set this parameter to true to stay in the Setup Mode after the next start of the device.

1.13.5 Parameter TimeServer

Section: 1.13 System

Default Value: pool.ntp.org

Time server to synchronize system time. If it is disabled or undefined, pool.ntp.org will be used. You can also set it to the IP of your router. Many routers like Fritzboxes can act as a local NTP server. To disable NTP, you need to activate it but set the TimeServer config to be empty (""). In such case the time always starts at 01.01.1970 after each power cycle!

1.13.6 Parameter TimeZone

Section: 1.13 System

Default Value: CET-1CEST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0/3

Time zone in POSIX syntax (Europe/Berlin = CET-1CEST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0/3 - incl. daylight saving) Check the table on http://<DEVICE IP>/timezones.html to find the settings for your region.

1.14 Section Webhook

1.14.1 Parameter ApiKey

Section: 1.14 Webhook

Default Value: undefined

ApiKey sent as Header

1.14.2 Parameter Uri

Section: 1.14 Webhook

Default Value: undefined

URI of the HTTP Endpoint receiving requests, e.g. http://192.168.1.1/watermeter/webhook.