On Thu, 29 Apr 2021 15:18:06 +0000, Spike
wrote:

On 29/04/2021 14:31, T i m wrote:
Spike wrote:

No-one knew what dictionary you were using,

Anyone could have *asked*. Assumptions keep making an 'ass' of you eh.

You don't seem to have worked out that it was obvious that you were
using the wrong dictionary.

You can't possibly admit you were barking up the wrong tree can you
troll?

It's up to you to find and install the right one, not least in the
spirit of DIY vbg

I know, I never asked for your (non) help in the first place did I?

Do you feel the need to have the last word?

Fat chance (you are a left brainer). Well, not till the CO2 levels in
the hole you are in get high enough ...

Cheers, T i m

p.s. Whilst typing this I'm monitoring the test of the 10 bit ADC
input on the ESP32 and it monitoring the charge on a 12V battery from
an Optimate 2 intelligent charger. I've set up a potential divider
that puts the input voltage (on the ESP32) at around 500mV (1.1V FSD)
and then scaled it up to display the 13.xx volts that is actually on
the battery in Home Assistant (that then logs it).

The voltage doesn't need to be absolute but I might need to look into
the input impedance of the ESP32 ADC function to be sure my chosen PD
resistor values (1.5M/100k ohm) aren't being influenced by the ESP32
itself.