Hi @marko2276 , thank you for the implementation. I have been testing it in my house installation, and it works pretty fine!
I also successfully tested the your light component, the binary sensor component and the cover component.
Everything works, but I would like to ask for your help with one small thing:
When I operate the cover, no matter up or down, the status up or down stays active forever. It would be nice if the status is automatically reset. Unfortunately, do not find the error. Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Is there a parameter I can set?
I would be very happy if you could help me.

Thanks in advance,
Walter

@martin-kudláček said in Neuron slow communication with extension modules:

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Hello Martin,
Thanks for the answer. I've already thought of something like that.
According to the DIP switch, the xS11 can only have a maximum baudrate of 19200. An increase has led to a loss of communication.

I thought about swapping my M303 controller for an L303 to have enough inputs on the controller to bypass the Modbus. I then only use the extension modules to use outputs and inputs where speed is not an issue.
Is it correct that the processing of the internal inputs on a controller (e.g. L303) is a faster method than Modbus?
Is my approach understandable and sensible, or do I have a mistake in thinking?

With kind regards
Walter

Hello,

I implemented my home automation using a Neuron "M303" and five extension modules "xS11". Everything also works as planned. The lamps and the wall buttons are wired directly to the Neuron and the extension modules.
My problem is that with a quick press of a button, the signal of the input is sometimes not passed to the Evok. Not until the second or third key is pressed. If the button is pressed for a long time (approx. 0.5 seconds), every pulse arrives at the Evok.
The inputs of the Neuron, on the other hand, can be pressed briefly and quickly, so every signal arrives.
I suspect that the communication between the neuron and expansion modules is not fast enough.
Is there any way to improve this communication? Have already tried to adjust the scan_frequency in Evok.conf, unfortunately without success. Which Evok.conf settings are best?
In which direction is the communication going, do the expansion modules send to Neuron or does Neuron read from the modules?
Unfortunately I don't find any documentation about the setup of Evok.conf, only what was posted in the forum.

Thanks
Walter