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@mruiter was so kind to help identify the first bugs - these have been squashed now. Anybody else willing to test?
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For the latest info, please have a look at the forum app page.
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On the RJ45-DB9 the normal connection is: 2 - black 3 - yellow 5 - green You'll probably need to switch 3 & 5 around if you use a straight DB9 gender changer. Check the docs of the TCP232-302
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Well, then the first thing to fix is how to connect two female DB9 connectors . Be aware that the pin-out of the USR-TCP232-302 DB9 is such that you cannot use a straight gender changer with the normal pin-out of the RJ45-DB9.
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Can you post a picture of the converter and the connector? BTW: this is the RJ45 pinout:
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@Jorgen66 I have both solutions running for years and stability wise there is no difference. It also offers the same functionality. Only difference is that option 2 needs a bit more DIY.
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KelvinPols said: is there any any update for PowerMax App (1.1.1) What update are you looking for? Latest code is on GitHub, but I'm not planning to release a new version in the store any time soon. Plan to rewrite it to the v2 API first.
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Did you try the latest code from GitHub to see if it works?
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@Homey_Lampje Yes, sure.
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@Homey_Lampje I use a Arduino nano myself (I prefer to use wired interfaces over wireless). But in the end it is all based on simple pulses. Why not just publish your code on GitHub with the explicit mention that it is unsupported (and don't add an…
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@Homey_Lampje Sure, no problem. As long as I can submit a PR to add support for my Elster PR6.
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@TobiasE You post your problems on the forum, in the app comments and on GitHub. Not sure what you try to achieve with this. Propose that contact Athom support if you have an issue with your Homey.
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Nothing strange to see. It has found 2 sensors, all looks OK.
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@TobiasE Are you able to download statistics from the application settings page? If you can send that to me. Maybe it contains a clue.
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@TobiasE No, not a common problem that I'm aware of. When did you last reboot Homey? What is the usage of the Homey process (config/system)?
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@bass850 I cannot see how everything is connected together, but it looks like you're using the right pins on the PowerMax+ now. Maybe @RemcoHannink or @luccie_007 can help.
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@bass850 Looks like you've connected the wires to 10, 12 & 14 instead of 1, 3 & 5.
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@Ramon According to this page the Vantage Pro2 uses FSK encoding on 868 MHz. Homey is configured to receive ASK encoded messages only on 868 MHz. Hence it is not possible to receive this signal with Homey.
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There are two options of loggin with the OTG. One is that Homey by default logs values that are available on mobile cards. Each data update sent by the boiler or thermostat is displayed on the mobile card and logged by Insights. You could ask Athom …
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Ok, that is really weird. Need to check that.
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Yes, Homey did power up, but the ethernet lights never started flashing. Hard to debug.
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I've tried the https://www.amazon.de/UGREEN-Ethernet-Chromecast-Netzkabel-Stromversorgung/dp/B01N1X28F1 with a micro-USB to USB adapter, but that doesn't work.
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You could try increasing sensitivity for Alecto v3 in app.json (line 623). It is now on '0.3'. Max. is '0.5'.
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@Homey_Lampje: Yes, I use the WS-1100 myself as well. Works OK here. You can download statistics. That might show a clue.
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@keverjeroen: What ID do you see for the sensor? 144 by any chance?
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That is indeed strange. Mine always reports 0, which makes sense for a temperature only sensor (0 is not a valid value for humidity, 20/21 is, although it is the lowest possible value).
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@keverjeroen Based on your feedback I also bought that sensor, but it doesn't report humidity unfortunately. That value is always zero.
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Well, that's the one I'm using (with slight modifications for v3).
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Otherwise try the dsmr parser code directly: https://github.com/robertklep/node-dsmr-parser
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@PBaan93 Haven't tried it on Windows...