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i managed to flash my Atom Echo using VSCode and PlatformIO and the device is running and is presumably connected to my home wifi (indicated by the blue led ight), although it does not appear in my routers webinterface. SSID and password are correct.
I tried the firmware from https://www.home-assistant.io/voice_control/thirteen-usd-voice-remote/ and i could successfully connect to my home wifi and it appeared on the router webinterface. But it didnt work smoothly because the Speech-To-Text component does not work well with german, so i decided to stick with rhasspy.
EDIT: i can access the webinterface now, but the password lenght for the mqtt login is only 4 characters, when trying to change it to the correct password and hitting save, the device loses connection to the network and wont reconnect until reboot.
After that the changed settings are lost.
If i try to trigger by wake word, nothing happens.
If i try to send a MQTT topic (e.g changing led brightness) through home assistant, nothing happens.
Now it is not clear to me if this installation adds a webinterface like the original rhasspy install does. If not, do i just have to configure the base server?
That could mean some of the configuration on the rhasspy base is not correct.
This is my configuration:
[General]
hostname=davideroom
deployhost=//ip of my base rhasspy server
siteId=davideroom
device_type=0
;network_type: 0: WiFi, 1: Ethernet
network_type=0
[Wifi]
ssid=//my ssid
password=//my pw
;scanStrongestAP=true ; use if device connects to a non-optimal AP
Hello,
i managed to flash my Atom Echo using VSCode and PlatformIO and the device is running and is presumably connected to my home wifi (indicated by the blue led ight), although it does not appear in my routers webinterface. SSID and password are correct.I tried the firmware from https://www.home-assistant.io/voice_control/thirteen-usd-voice-remote/ and i could successfully connect to my home wifi and it appeared on the router webinterface. But it didnt work smoothly because the Speech-To-Text component does not work well with german, so i decided to stick with rhasspy.EDIT: i can access the webinterface now, but the password lenght for the mqtt login is only 4 characters, when trying to change it to the correct password and hitting save, the device loses connection to the network and wont reconnect until reboot.
After that the changed settings are lost.
Now it is not clear to me if this installation adds a webinterface like the original rhasspy install does. If not, do i just have to configure the base server?That could mean some of the configuration on the rhasspy base is not correct.
This is my configuration:
[General]
hostname=davideroom
deployhost=//ip of my base rhasspy server
siteId=davideroom
device_type=0
;network_type: 0: WiFi, 1: Ethernet
network_type=0
[Wifi]
ssid=//my ssid
password=//my pw
;scanStrongestAP=true ; use if device connects to a non-optimal AP
[OTA]
method=upload
password=OTApassword
port=3232
[MQTT]
hostname=//mqtt server ip
port=1883
username=//mqtt user
password=//mqtt pw
I configured the siteId on every configuration on the rhasspy base server
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