60 lines
3.0 KiB
C
60 lines
3.0 KiB
C
/* -- nRF24 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
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// The pin number to which the nRF24's Chip Enable (CE) pin is connected.
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#define RADIO_PIN_CE 4
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// The pin number to which the nRF24's Chip Select Null (CSN) pin is connected.
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#define RADIO_PIN_CSN 5
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/* -- Light Bar ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
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// The serial of the remote to listen to.
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// If you don't know the serial of your remote, just set this to any value and flash your controller. Once
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// the controller is running, the serial of your remote will be printed to the console.
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#define INCOMING_SERIAL 0x123456
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// The serial, the controller should emulate.
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// If set to the same value as INCOMING_SERIAL, the original remote will still control the ligtbar directly.
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// To separate the light bar from the original remote, set this to a different value, e.g. 0xABCDEF.
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#define OUTGOING_SERIAL 0xABCDEF
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/* -- WiFi ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
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// The SSID of the WiFi network to connect to.
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#define WIFI_SSID "<Your WiFi>"
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// The password of the WiFi network to connect to.
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#define WIFI_PASSWORD "<Your Password>"
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/* -- MQTT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
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// The IP address of the MQTT broker to connect to.
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#define MQTT_SERVER "192.168.1.1"
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// The port of the MQTT broker to connect to.
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#define MQTT_PORT 1883
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// The user to use to connect to the MQTT broker.
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// Set this to NULL if no user is required.
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#define MQTT_USER "<Your User>"
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// The password to use to connect to the MQTT broker.
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// Set this to NULL if no password is required.
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#define MQTT_PASSWORD "<Your Password>"
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// The root topic used for communicating with this controller.
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// Normally, you don't need to change this. Only if you want to archive a specific structure in your MQTT broker.
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// This has nothing to do with Home Assistant's discovery feature.
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// Each controller will use its own unique subtopic consisting of the controllers MAC address. Therefore, you can
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// have multiple controllers in your network without any conflicts.
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#define MQTT_ROOT_TOPIC "lightbar2mqtt"
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/* -- Home Assistant Device Discovery ------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
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// Whether to send Home Assistant discovery messages.
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#define HOME_ASSISTANT_DISCOVERY true
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// The prefix to use for Home Assistant discovery messages.
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// This must match the prefix used in your Home Assistant configuration. The default is "homeassistant".
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#define HOME_ASSISTANT_DISCOVERY_PREFIX "homeassistant"
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// The name of the device to use in Home Assistant.
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// This is the name that will be displayed in the Home Assistant UI. Of course, you can change this in the UI
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// later on. But if you want to have a specific name from the beginning or make it easier to identify the device,
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// you can set it here.
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#define HOME_ASSISTANT_DEVICE_NAME "Mi Computer Monitor Light Bar" |