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# ESP8266 Lua/NodeMCU module for Sensirion SEN5x PM sensors
This repository contains an ESP8266 NodeMCU Lua module (`sen5x.lua`) as well as
MQTT / HomeAssistant / InfluxDB integration example (`init.lua`) for
**Sensirion SEN5x** I²C particulate matter, VOC, and NOx sensors connected via
I²C.
## Dependencies
sen5x.lua has been tested with Lua 5.1 on NodeMCU firmware 3.0.1 (Release
202112300746, integer build). It requires the following modules.
* bit
* i2c
The MQTT HomeAssistant integration in init.lua additionally needs the following
modules.
* gpio
* mqtt
* node
* tmr
* wifi
## Setup
Connect the SEN5x board to your ESP8266/NodeMCU board as follows.
* SEN5x GND → ESP8266/NodeMCU GND
* SEN5x 5V → 5V input (note that the "5V" pin of NodeMCU or D1 mini dev boards is connected to its USB input via a protective diode, so when powering the board via USB the "5V" output is more like 4.7V. For SEN5x, this is sufficient.)
* SEN5x SCL → NodeMCU D1 (ESP8266 GPIO4)
* SEN5x SDA → NodeMCU D2 (ESP8266 GPIO5)
SDA and SCL must have external pull-up resistors to 3V3.
If you use different pins for SDA and SCL, you need to adjust the
i2c.setup call in the examples provided in this repository to reflect
those changes. Keep in mind that some ESP8266 pins must have well-defined logic
levels at boot time and may therefore be unsuitable for SEN5x connection.
## Usage
Copy **sen5x.lua** to your NodeMCU board and set it up as follows.
```lua
sen5x = require("sen5x")
i2c.setup(0, sda_pin, scl_pin, i2c.SLOW)
sen5x.start()
-- can be called with up to 1 Hz
function some_timer_callback()
if sen5x.prepare_read() then
local delayed_read_data = tmr.create()
delayed_read_data:register(20, tmr.ALARM_SINGLE, read_data)
delayed_read_data:start()
end
end
function read_data()
if sen5x.read() then
-- Available values depend on sensor type (SEN50/SEN54/SEN55)
-- Unsupported readings are nil
-- sen5x.pm1 : pm1/10 == PM1.0 concentration [µg/m³]
-- sen5x.pm2_5 : pm2_5/10 == PM2.5 concentration [µg/m³]
-- sen5x.pm4 : pm4/10 == PM4.0 concentration [µg/m³]
-- sen5x.pm10 : pm10/10 == PM10 concentration [µg/m³]
-- sen5x.humidity : humidity/100 == Humidity [%]
-- sen5x.temperature : temperature/200 == Temperature [°c]
-- sen5x.voc : voc/10 == VOC [?]
-- sen5x.nox : nox/10 == NOx [?]
end
end
```
## Application Example
**init.lua** is an example application with HomeAssistant integration.
To use it, you need to create a **config.lua** file with WiFi and MQTT settings:
```lua
station_cfg = {ssid = "...", pwd = "..."}
mqtt_host = "..."
```
Optionally, it can also publish readings to an InfluxDB.
To do so, configure URL and attribute:
```lua
influx_url = "..."
influx_attr = "..."
```
Readings will be published as `sen5x[influx_attr] pm1_ugm3=%d.%01d,pm2_5_ugm3=%d.%01d,pm4_ugm3=%d.%01d,pm10_ugm3=%d.%01d,humidity_relpercent=%d.%01d,temperature_celsius=%d.%01d,voc=%d.%01d,nox=%d.%01d,`
(or a subset thereof, depending on whether a SEN50/SEN54/SEN55 is connected).
So, unless `influx_attr = ''`, it must start with a comma, e.g. `influx_attr = ',device=' .. device_id`.
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