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@PeterNijenbrink https://apps.athom.com/app/com.athom.soundboard
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Hmm should not be a real problem, since the AWST-8802 is practically a 4 button remote (2 on, 2 off buttons). Maybe it is too far away? my homey doesn't see signals from remotes from afar as well. (not tested the range yet myself) You could still a…
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Lol, i don't know if i can, not really in direct contact with them. But the direct going to the test when starting the pairing means it is getting a 433 MHz signal, from any where. Maybe you've got a weather station on 433 MHz close by (maybe even …
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@rvmourik have you tried to pull the plug and (keep it off the power for like 30 seconds), this most of the time fixes weird glitches you're having now with 433 mhz devices you can thank me once it is working
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i think the countdown app is indeed the best option: * when dropping below one watt, set timer 60 seconds. * when getting higher then 5 watt (or whatever the minimal wattage is in use) then stop timer. * if timer runs to 0 turn off wall plug
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@EdwinTromp ; If my guess is right, you have included it as an plugt in: "heater" or "waterkoker" If you include it as a normal socket (plugt in: "something else"/"een ander apparaat"), you will be able to switch the on and off button in the "THEN…
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@RobinVanKekem ;; No problem.! that's why we have a forum well it could be possible with just one device, but i have not seen any devices having 2 (or 3) on/off buttons (or dimming bars) in 1 device card, with being able to properly say which one …
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@blusser i can't give you an answer today, think i will need to look further into this (and its already late) But to be clear, it is giving the proper signal with the LED? (on when open, off when closed)
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@RobinVanKekem I don't think athom has implemented different endpoint yet, it should indeed create devices for all end points (this is 2 endpoints + the main device in your case) This will include them separately in insight as well. it did so in th…
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@djesko woops only now noticed i wrote it as a step plan, but it's 2 options, so the one or the other (since you don't know what a pull request is you'ed better go for option 2)
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@djesko ; You will need to change a parameter (by default it always stays on): 1: download and install my pull request and change the mode 2: manually add this parameter in the Raw Configuration Parameters: 24,1,1 ps: don't forget to wake up the d…
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@Erwin75 in theorie, yes
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just keep this in mind, it needs to report a "true" or "false" (that is what it's doing with the " report['Value'] === 'on/enable'; " So you could try to do it this way: command_report_parser : report => { console.log(JSON.stringify(report…
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And that works? because now it seems you switched the [1] and ['Value'] in the if state
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your report parse now always sends "on/enable" command to homey. my guess you will need to check first if it is on, or off: report => { console.log(JSON.stringify(report)); if( report['Value'][1] === 'on/enable' ) return report['Value'] === 'o…
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hmm, it almost seems like they removed the menu's (default on the Z-Wave chip) in the socket, very unusual. oh well, i guess that's where the "remove device" in the settings menu is really added for.
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@De_Kraai Every z-wave device has its own way to reset it back to factory settings. If you want to know how, what device is it?
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@De_Kraai ; there are 2 options: * Either reset the device itself, you will need the manual for the exact operation. * In the settings menu, under Z-Wave, you can remove a device, which will reset it also
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@rvmourik you can try to add it as an ACD-XXX (also a dimmer, same principle just the socket kind)
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@rvmourik that is correct
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@rvmourik you sure need to, but don't worry, you can add the modules by copying the remote's signal, so you don't need to open the lighting
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@rvmourik ; you need to add the sockets/lights to homey as well, with that you can control the sockets/lights separatly like you want to happen. So not just add the remote
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It should work like this, and it indeed shouldn't matter what controller sets the association settings: Dimmer 1 settings: Group 1: the id of Dimmer 2 Group 2: the id of Dimmer 2 (when you want to send both buttons to the dimmer 2) Group 3: the id …
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It's pretty easy: Associations are there to let the sensor know, what data to send where. There has been changes when Z-Wave+ came around (which made it a lot easier because of consistency) Z-Wave, it is (can) be different to what the groups do. (…
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I was thinking a little bit like this, Variable Full JSON = where you get the variable with the full json JSONpath = well.. the json path to the value Variable Value = the singel value gotten from the full json But yeah, it is a string, so it will …
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ErikVanDongen said: Storing the entire response / or JSONpath located json object would be possible, but how would you extract the values from that string? instead of a getting via url, get from variable.? or is it not possible the other way a…
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ErikVanDongen said: So the question is, is it possible to pull multiple JSON's out of one request and punt them in multiple Better Logical variables? Don't Know the answer but it would be great when it became possible. This will not…
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change your if state to a real if state from: report => { report['Sensor Value'] === 'detected an event' to: function( report ){ if( report['Sensor Value'] === 'detected an event' ) now it will corrupt your parser and fail
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So Many: https://forum.athom.com/discussion/comment/27284/ https://forum.athom.com/discussion/comment/19969/#Comment_19969 But don't expect it soon™
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The blocked execution is thanks to the animation of how to pair the selected device. It all just adds up like your dimmer 2 is already "connected" to a controller, when you pressed the button on the yellow led (manual reset) did it light up red for…