ESP32-PaxCounter/src/paxcounter.conf

// ----- Paxcounter user config file ------
//
// --> adapt to your needs and use case <--
//
// Note: After editing, before "build", use "clean" button in PlatformIO!

#define PRODUCTNAME                     "PAXCNT"

// Verbose enables serial output
#define VERBOSE                         1       // set to 0 to silence the device, for mute use build option

// Payload send cycle and encoding
#define SENDCYCLE                       30      // payload send cycle [seconds/2], 0 .. 255
#define PAYLOAD_ENCODER                 2       // payload encoder: 1=Plain, 2=Packed, 3=Cayenne LPP dynamic, 4=Cayenne LPP packed

// Set this to include BLE counting and vendor filter functions, or to switch off WIFI counting
#define VENDORFILTER                    1       // set to 0 if you want to count things, not people
#define BLECOUNTER                      0       // set it to 1 if you want to use BLE count, at expense of power & memory
#define WIFICOUNTER                     1       // set it to 0 if you want to switch off WIFI count

// BLE scan parameters
#define BLESCANTIME                     0       // [seconds] scan duration, 0 means infinite [default], see note below
#define BLESCANWINDOW                   80      // [milliseconds] scan window, see below, 3 .. 10240, default 80ms
#define BLESCANINTERVAL                 80      // [illiseconds] scan interval, see below, 3 .. 10240, default 80ms = 100% duty cycle

/* Note: guide for setting bluetooth parameters
*
* |< Scan Window >       |< Scan Window >       | ... |< Scan Window >       |
* |<    Scan Interval   >|<    Scan Interval   >| ... |<    Scan Interval   >|
* |<                   Scan duration                                        >|
* 
* Scan duration sets how long scanning should be going on, before starting a new scan cycle. 0 means infinite (default).
* Scan window sets how much of the interval should be occupied by scanning. Should be >= BLESCANINTERVAL.
* Scan interval is how long scanning should be done on each channel. BLE uses 3 channels for advertising.
* -> Adjust these values with power consumption in mind if power is limited.
* -> Scan interval can be changed during runtime by remote comammand.
*/

// WiFi scan parameters
#define WIFI_CHANNEL_MIN                1       // start channel number where scan begings
#define	WIFI_CHANNEL_MAX                13      // total channel number to scan
#define WIFI_MY_COUNTRY                 "EU"    // select locale for Wifi RF settings
#define	WIFI_CHANNEL_SWITCH_INTERVAL    50      // [seconds/100] -> 0,5 sec.

// LoRa payload default parameters
#define MEM_LOW                         2048    // [Bytes] low memory threshold triggering a send cycle
#define RETRANSMIT_RCMD                 5       // [seconds] wait time before retransmitting rcommand results
#define PAYLOAD_BUFFER_SIZE             51      // maximum size of payload block per transmit
#define LORASFDEFAULT                   9       // 7 ... 12 SF, according to LoRaWAN specs
#define MAXLORARETRY                    500     // maximum count of TX retries if LoRa busy
#define SEND_QUEUE_SIZE                 10       // maximum number of messages in payload send queue [1 = no queue]

// Hardware settings
#define RGBLUMINOSITY                   30      // RGB LED luminosity [default = 30%]
#define DISPLAYREFRESH_MS               40      // OLED refresh cycle in ms [default = 40] -> 1000/40 = 25 frames per second
#define HOMECYCLE                       30      // house keeping cycle in seconds [default = 30 secs]

// Settings for BME680 environmental sensor
#define BME_TEMP_OFFSET                 5.0f    // Offset sensor on chip temp <-> ambient temp [default = 5°C]
#define STATE_SAVE_PERIOD               UINT32_C(360 * 60 * 1000) // update every 360 minutes = 4 times a day

// OTA settings
#define USE_OTA                         1       // set to 0 to disable OTA update
#define WIFI_MAX_TRY                    5       // maximum number of wifi connect attempts for OTA update [default = 20]
#define OTA_MAX_TRY                     5       // maximum number of attempts for OTA download and write to flash [default = 3]
#define OTA_MIN_BATT                    3600    // minimum battery level for OTA [millivolt]
#define RESPONSE_TIMEOUT_MS             60000   // firmware binary server connection timeout [milliseconds]

// settings for syncing time of node with external time source
#define TIME_SYNC_INTERVAL              60      // sync time attempt each .. minutes from time source (GPS/LORA/RTC) [default = 60], 0 means off
#define TIME_SYNC_INTERVAL_RETRY        10      // retry time sync after lost sync each .. minutes [default = 10], 0 means off
#define TIME_SYNC_COMPILEDATE           0       // set to 1 to use compile date to initialize RTC after power outage [default = 0]
#define TIME_SYNC_LORAWAN               0       // set to 1 to use LORA network as time source, 0 means off [default = 0]
#define TIME_SYNC_LORASERVER            0       // set to 1 to use LORA timeserver as time source, 0 means off [default = 0]

// settings for syncing time with timeserver applications
#define TIME_SYNC_SAMPLES               1       // number of time requests for averaging
#define TIME_SYNC_CYCLE                 60      // delay between two time samples [seconds]
#define TIME_SYNC_TIMEOUT               300     // timeout waiting for timeserver answer [seconds]

// time zone, see https://github.com/JChristensen/Timezone/blob/master/examples/WorldClock/WorldClock.ino
#define DAYLIGHT_TIME                   {"CEST", Last, Sun, Mar, 2, 120}     // Central European Summer Time
#define STANDARD_TIME                   {"CET ", Last, Sun, Oct, 3, 60}      // Central European Standard Time

// Ports on which the device sends and listenes on LoRaWAN and SPI
#define COUNTERPORT                     1       // counts
#define RCMDPORT                        2       // remote commands
#define STATUSPORT                      2       // remote command results
#define CONFIGPORT                      3       // config query results
#define GPSPORT                         4       // gps
#define BUTTONPORT                      5       // button pressed signal
#define BEACONPORT                      6       // beacon alarms
#define BMEPORT                         7       // BME680 sensor
#define BATTPORT                        8       // battery voltage
#define TIMEPORT                        9       // time query
#define TIMEANSWERPORT_MIN              0xA0    // time answer, start of port range
#define TIMEANSWERPORT_MAX              0xDF    // time answer, end of port range
#define SENSOR1PORT                     10      // user sensor #1
#define SENSOR2PORT                     11      // user sensor #2
#define SENSOR3PORT                     12      // user sensor #3

// Cayenne LPP Ports, see https://community.mydevices.com/t/cayenne-lpp-2-0/7510
#define CAYENNE_LPP1                    1       // dynamic sensor payload (LPP 1.0)
#define CAYENNE_LPP2                    2       // packed sensor payload (LPP 2.0)
#define CAYENNE_GPS                     3       // full scale GPS payload
#define CAYENNE_ACTUATOR                10	    // actuator commands
#define CAYENNE_DEVICECONFIG            11	    // device period configuration
#define CAYENNE_SENSORREAD              13	    // sensor period configuration
#define CAYENNE_SENSORENABLE            14	    // sensor enable configuration