How to using Nodered MQTT for this board? If COLB & H32B it has an UID such as relay32/UID/state. How to get an UID for KC868-A32

Is the 12v power supply as below suitable for power up kincony board?

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Here is "KCS" firmware for KinCony KC868-A series (ESP32) board.
How to download and use, online guide: https://www.kincony.com/esp32-kcsv2-firmware.html

v2.1.0 improment:
add support KC868-AIO board.
fixed some bugs.
add get temperature and humidity sensor by TCP, HTTP, MQTT protocol.

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  KCS_KC868_A4S_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 796.4 KB / Downloads: 974)
  KCS_KC868_A6_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 771.37 KB / Downloads: 949)
  KCS_KC868_A8_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 779.38 KB / Downloads: 1072)
  KCS_KC868_A8M_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 796.14 KB / Downloads: 869)
  KCS_KC868_A8S_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 797.32 KB / Downloads: 904)
  KCS_KC868_A16_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 786.76 KB / Downloads: 795)
  KCS_KC868_A16S_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 797.71 KB / Downloads: 968)
  KCS_KC868_A32_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 780.63 KB / Downloads: 1019)
  KCS_KC868_A32M_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 798.84 KB / Downloads: 894)
  KCS_KC868_A64_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 780.56 KB / Downloads: 926)
  KCS_KC868_A128_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 780.62 KB / Downloads: 835)
  KCS_KC868_AG_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 759.45 KB / Downloads: 775)
  KCS_KC868_AI_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 783.17 KB / Downloads: 866)
  KCS_KC868_AIO_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 797.05 KB / Downloads: 1062)
  KCS_KC868_AK_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 762.09 KB / Downloads: 926)
  KCS_KC868_AM_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 772.82 KB / Downloads: 869)
  KCS_KC868_AP_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 778.84 KB / Downloads: 911)
  KCS_KC868_ASR_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 750.46 KB / Downloads: 1031)
  KCS_KC868_E16S_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 783.2 KB / Downloads: 1013)
  KCS_KC868_UAIR_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 762.48 KB / Downloads: 944)
  KCS_KC868_A2_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 785.48 KB / Downloads: 882)
  KCS_KC868_A4_V2.1.0.zip (Size: 775.88 KB / Downloads: 1026)

Hi,

I'm setting up my KC868-AI in EspHome, but I can't seem to find any information about the integration of RS485 in there.
Please let me know how I can add an additional device (RS485 Ultrasone Wind Snelheid En Richting Sensor Temperatuur Vochtigheid Noise PM2.5 Druk Licht Neerslag Kleine Weerstation)

Thanks
Pieter

Dear Kincony team,

 the kc868-m16v2 device. I have a question regarding the inner diameter of the CT (Current Transformer) for this device.

Currently, I have a cable with a cross-sectional area of 240 square millimeters, and I would like to know if it is compatible with the kc868-m16v2 device. Specifically, I would like to know if the inner diameter of the CT included with the device will be sufficient for this cable.

I would also like to mention that I have another cable with a cross-sectional area of 500 square millimeters. If the answer to my previous query is "no," could you please provide me with a suitable CT device for these cables with an appropriate inner diameter? I would appreciate clarification on this matter.

I appreciate your assistance in addressing this issue. I look forward to receiving your prompt response. Thank you for your attention to this inquiry.

Best regards,

Hello,

On my free times, I am trying to use KC868-A32 for a surface treatment bath automation.
So I need to make a kiosk pc for operators.

I did able to connect it to a pc via USB only, on windows. arduino code tutorial
But, windows will cost me money.

Will i need usb driver to connect to linux-os, like debian?
Is there any tutorial regarding to this matter?

hello, does the company plan to add i2c pins to the board to connect the RTC (as in kc868 a8s)clock or integrate the clock module?(as in в ks868 a6)

I have 6 devices, including kc868-16t and kc868-server, and I will be using kcs-v2. I will use Home Assistant with MQTT. However, the number of lines written in the configuration.yaml file is too long.

 Is it possible to write separate configuration lines for each device in a separate file?

Hello,

I'm considering using this board in my new apartment setup, and I'd like to have dimmer-able lights.
The thing is: The market around here (Brazil) 99% of dimmer-able lights are 110/220v.

I've seen that this would require Solid State Regulators to actually regulate the high voltage, but I've also seen posts stating compatibility issues.

Is this board really recommended for this setup?
If so, is there an SSR bank (ie, a board with multiple channels)? Using individual SSR is expensive and will likely take a lot of physical room on the box

Examples:
https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/1005004999414308.html

Good day support

We are using one of the Kincony controllers(Frimware H16B_V4.35) and we are facing some issues with communication stability. We have the below device in production.

I can constantly get a ping reply from the device on its local IP address. Yet I lose communication with the TCP port 7000. When this happens I can not send remote commands to the device. To get the device to respond to the TCP port 7000 again. I have to perform one of the following actions.

- Reboot the controller
OR
- Remove the RJ-45 connector and re-seat the connector

Once I have completed 1 of the steps mentioned above, I can get a response from TCP port 7000. My issue is that this happens 20-30 times a day and I can not keep rebooting the device.

Please can you assist me in resolving this issue?

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