the analog sensor does not work in the "counter" mode

[KCH1963]

Water and gas meters are connected according to this diagram.

In EMS-ESP it was written like this

In the Home assistant I see the meters like this, but they don't count the readings.

I installed pull-up resistors on the GPIO counters
in the open state of the reed switch at the output of the ESP 32 (GPIO 25/26/27) = 3v3, in the closed state = 0v
signal levels on gpio 25 when water is consumed

Soldered a resistor, did not help. In the "counter" mode, the readings are not counted. When setting the GPIO to the "Digital in" mode, the ESP-EMS begins to see pulses and output them to "on / off" No miracle happened

It doesn't work with these settings.

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[MichaelDvP]

Please add your system info (download from help page).
Have you tried with different gpio? On esp32 pin 25 and 26 are also dac output, maybe this conflicts with the input-pullup config.

[KCH1963]

[KCH1963]

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[proddy]

This is from the Discord chat https://discord.com/channels/816637840644505620/816958041345884180/1306610790375100499

I can't reproduce it. I think it's because of the GPIO 25 and dac, as also mentioned in the documentation. https://docs.emsesp.org/Configuring/#adding-analog-and-temperature-sensors

[proddy]

thanks @MichaelDvP . After that is confirmed, I can update the documentation.

[KCH1963]

Thank you. The meters started working on GPIO21, 22 and 13. You can't even connect relays to GPIO25 and 26, they don't work on these contacts either. The topic can be closed by correcting the documentation on the recommended pins.

[KCH1963]

I'll add that the problem arose on ESP 32 DEVKIT v1

[proddy]

it's open source. It would be fantastic if you make the PR yourself on the doc to help others.

[MichaelDvP]

The meters started working on GPIO21, 22 and 13.

Counter/input/timer/rate is fixed for gpio 25/26 in my dev. I hoped you test and can confirm this.

You can't even connect relays to GPIO25 and 26

You have to send 255 for on and 0 for off, these are 8 bit DAC.
This should also work with relais (i hope you don't try to drive a relais with gpio output).