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@Martin_vd_Aart, @Jamie, I am updating the app with a new library which I expect solves the issues with the newer hard- and firmware versions. I'll publish an alpha version so you can test it with the V2 hardware. The plug driver is working, I need …
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So your insights-graphs only have the initial datapoints in them? I have no idea what the problem is.
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Do you get any data at all? If you get data, the API key works. You can also test the API key as well as your location in your browser, see some earlier posts in the topic. Are you using Homey's location or did you enter it yourself?
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@mpclDev that doesn't sound right. As soon as you create a device it will start to poll. It polls once when you add the device, and continues at an interval which depends on whether you added a current/5-day or 16-day 'device'. Note that the dat…
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@Martin_vd_Aart I have included a fix for the different metering keys/values in new firmware for the HS110 and HS200 plugs. You can manually load v.0.0.9 of the app from https://github.com/abaretta/nu.baretta.tplink, or if you DM me your email add…
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@Martin_vd_Aart Ok, the issue with the power metering of the HS110 is that newer (v2) versions return W, Wh, mV and mA values instead of kW, kWh, V and A, and the keys of the parameters were changed in the API to reflect this. I am still looking i…
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It seems TP-Link has recently updated the firmware causing other reverse engineered tools to break. From https://www.softscheck.com/en/reverse-engineering-tp-link-hs110/: UPDATE 19.06.2018: TP-Link has updated their firmware. If you install this …
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@Jamie Thanks. I think I'll start with looking for other TP-Link projects/code in Github. If there's a hardware difference others will have run into it as well.
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Hi @Martin_vd_Aart I have seen some crash reports which indicate that the plug is sending an ‘unexpected character’ which causes an error in a function. I guess this may be related to the issue you are seeing. My own HS110 plug doesn’t have the pro…
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@Munnik you need to add/pair the OWM 'sensors' as a device (like you would add a lightbulb for instance). You can add more than one, for instance one sensor for the current weather, another one for the weather forecast for tomorrow, etc.
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Hi @marcotics, Have you tried to refresh your screen in your browser? I have seen odd behavior when testing flows and mismatches between tag values and missing red crosses/green checks when using a flow view that had been opened previously (using …
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It's certainly possible, however I am not sure whether it is worth the trouble. Only one daily value is provided, the UV index for 12:00 pm. For your use case that's isn't really useful? What you can get from the API is a daily UV index the curren…
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Ah. First of all, you need to supply &units=metric in the URL to get degrees celsius. What you are seeing is the temperature in Fahrenheit. There are three different data sources used by the App, one with the current weather conditions (presuma…
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Mmm, it seems to work for me? What is the API URL you used, are you sure it is the current view? It should be http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=&APPID=&units=metric. The code is collecting the correct values: var temp = data…
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It isn’t mentioned. I’ll add a note in the next update. Edit: pairing is mentioned in the readme (ie. the text in the app store), although the link to the screenshot of the pairing view is broken. But it could be made more clear. So it’s a littl…
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@Juzer no worries, you need to add an OpenWeathermap ‘device’, the same procedure as for devices such as bulbs, power plugs, etc. You can add devices for the current weather, the weather forecast for up to 5 days, and the 16-day forecast, or for d…
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No worries ;-) It's weird... The first 'outage' (may 17th - 18th) seems to exactly match the outage in my data. I don't have any data missing between the 20th and the 22nd though. Note that small gaps are always possible, new data points are only …
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I notice something similar in my data, there's a gap from the 17th of may 08:00 until the 18th around 09:30, but only for the 5 day API data. This appears to be similar to the gap in your data? Note that I used the data exactly 24 hours ahead of t…
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I think it is a limitation in the free version of the API. Every 30 minutes the ‘current weather’ data is updated, but it is released with a delay of up to max. 2 hours. The conditions for the free and paid plans are listed here: https://openweath…
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No, for me the values are the exactly the same.
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You can use the http request app in combination with the Better Logic app to send the data directly to Homey I have included an explanation I gave to someone else on slack below. The Homey SDK does not have a good way to deal with custom/configu…
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@deWekke, I am a paid PVoutput user as well. However I use a modbus power meter and upload the data to both homey as well as PVOutput, so I hadn’t really considered adding the power parameters. That is, until now, I agree it’s a good idea to add the…
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@vandenbrakel no, remote unlocking via z-wave is not possible with the Danalock app, you need Homey for that.
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Yes, with the bluetooth/z-wave model you can control the lock remotely via Homey (using the z-wave interface).
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If you click on 'Tags' in the upper bar you can see the actual value of #Energy and use that in the 'logica' condition.
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I love my squeezebox touch, although I don't really use it much in combination with Homey as I have a networked amplifier that has airplay, spotify connect, etc. For those who may not be aware, the LMS 'spotty' Spotify plugin supports Spotify conn…
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Yes! I have contacted Danalock about this issue, I ran into it as well. Apparently they will (or are planning to...) adress this in a fw update.
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@Daniel1234 great! Top tip: disable firmware auto-updates. It will save you a lot of unpleasant surprises. You can then choose when to upgrade to which release, and for instance only update when a stable release becomes available. 'Experimental' …
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@Daniel1234 rc11 is the latest experimental release. If you go to System -> Updates -> click 'Look for updates', and you should see 'Update available' with the information below, and the option to install it. Heh, the following line may be of…
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@Daniel1234 You can definitely use the same key. Sounds like it is an issue with the experimental release (thanks @Vleege), hopefully it is fixed in an update. Apart from that all you can try to delete and re-pair the device, I don’t know the de…