David Buezas

Unfortunately I haven't tried this myself on an esp32, less so in an s2. I don't see anything wrong in the yaml either. I suggest you look a the threads...

To ensure it is not a signal issue, put the btproxy right next to the eq3 and let it autodiscover (remove the eq3 from integrations first and restart HA). If...

And does it connect and communicate correctly?

Try going to the options and clicking "keep connection open". I think btproxys can keep at least 3 open connections at once. You can also reduce the scan interval to...

Oh cool to hear. Feel free to post your experiences there

One thing to take into account is that if your update rate is 10 times slower, you'll get a tenth of the warnings just because there's a tenth of things...

Thanks! Those boards use a different protocol, so I'd say not really

Good news! :) Websockets weren't necessary, home assistant's frontend already exposes this to the card. If you want to test the work in progress, here's the PR: https://github.com/dbuezas/lovelace-plotly-graph-card/pull/114

Feature available in v1.7.0 (see refresh_interval: auto)

I haven't tried it yet, but i think so, yes. Using vars or getFromConfig. If you try it please let me know how it went!