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If you plan to use an ESP32, it should be easy to port the Python driver to the Berry language |
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Yes. Will be used with ESP32 or ESP8266.
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If you plan to use an ESP32, it should be easy to port the Python driver
to the Berry language
Alternatively it seems possible to extend the existing PMS5003/PMS3003
driver to support this model
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Any progress on intergrate ptqs1005 with Tasmota? |
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PTQS1005, like PMSx003 uses UART for communication. It requires RX to be connected to ESP TX as does not support passive mode as other PMSX003. A command (0xAC) needs to be sent for receiving the data.
Here is the data sheet: http://www.sodocs.net/doc/f85c6d86940590c69ec3d5bbfd0a79563c1ed4fc-8.html
Here is an python library implementation: https://git.quacker.org/d/pyptqs1005/src/branch/master/libptqs1005/init.py
Is it possible to be implemented, or there is a workaround I am not aware?
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