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robertklep
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Je Sonoff zegt dat ie niet kan verbinden met de MQTT broker, dus dat moet allereerst gefixt worden (zolang dat niet werkt kan de Sonoff app geen apparaten vinden). Ik heb zelf authenticatie van gebruikers helemaal uit staan in de broker, probeer da…
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Zet "Beveiligde verbinding" eens uit in de MQTT broker (dat heeft niks te maken met gebruikers maar met hoe de broker verwacht dat clients, bv de Sonoff, er verbinding mee maken).
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Quick update: I've rewritten the Tasmota driver so it's much easier to support new devices. Also, Tasmota devices will get separate drivers. The pairing screen now looks like this (Sonoff Dual support and the RF Bridge, which was already supported,…
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@gn0st1c even though they are called "mobile cards", those are the cards that show the different capability values in the "Zones & Devices" view of the (desktop) app (or in the browser).
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@gn0st1c you can add additional capabilities that don't belong to that device class, but if you want them to show up on the "mobile card" you have to add them yourself: https://developer.athom.com/docs/apps/tutorial-Drivers-Mobile.html (if you don't…
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Just FYI: I found a nice tutorial on how to flash the Tasmota software over the air to the Sonoff Basic WiFi Wireless Switch. Haven't tested it yet, though.... It looks like this method uses the same method as the Homey Sonoff app to allow it to us…
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gn0st1c said: @robertklep : homeyduino does not support dot followed by an identifier, yet. https://github.com/athombv/homey-arduino-library/issues/41 Oh, that sucks In that case, creating two different devices might be the best opti…
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I think that, conceptually, there are two solutions: * create a single device that has multiple `onoff` capabilities (`onoff.0`, `onoff.1`, `onoff.2`, ..., see the documentation, specifically "Using the same capability more than once"). * or create…
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But Homey does not see these sensors as a temperature device. When I use Homeyda.sh and add a temperature widget, I can choose from all thermometers (433Mhz weather app and thermostat) , but not the Mysensors thermometers. I think it might be the s…
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@DoubleU my Sonoff app will support temperature sensors (already started work on it).
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From what I'm reading, the Nordic nRF24L01 RF protocol is similar to BLE (but not the same). It also uses 2.4Ghz, same as BLE. However, for the Nordic chip you require a compatible receiver, which Homey isn't. Homey does have BLE support (although …
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arthur said: Hi Robert, I like your App to support the Sonoff with Tasmota support! Would it be possible to support the Sonoff POW and TH16 versions as well? Using MQTT client I'm having trouble decoding the JSON response for the POW and AM230…
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satbopper said: Aangezien de app niet ons eigendom was hebben wij voldaan aan zijn aanvraag. What Open Source license would have required Athom to remove the app from its app store? If it was originally published under any of the common Open Sourc…
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@mackelito if you mean for `serverName`: you could try to use it, but I'm not sure if it'll work. Technically, "homey.local" is a hostname, not an IP-address. I don't know if the Sonoff firmware supports looking up the IP-address that belongs to a …
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The original firmware doesn't support static IP-addresses. I just pushed an update for the app that also supports the Sonoff-Tasmota firmware, which does support static IP-addresses. However, it's not trivial to install an alternative firmware (tha…
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@caros I've been running my devices for at least a day continuously and haven't experienced any issues whatsoever. I did pushed an update on Saturday (that hasn't been approved yet) that should detect much quicker when devices become unavailable (d…
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@vaderag sorry, no idea I understand that you don't want to install beta apps.
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Question for all users that have installed my app: I'd like to be able to add the ability to determine which type of Sonoff device you are pairing with Homey. For this, I'd like to gather some information about your devices. When you pair a device…
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@caros how long is "after a while"?
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vaderag said: @robertklep I have a question - if i set up a Sonoff with your homey app, do I lose the ability to control via the ewelink app from that point, or can they be used in tandem? Sorry, they can't be used in tandem If you happe…
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Caros said: Yes, just tested. It's great. Whether I press the physical button or the RF button, within a second Homey changes the state. Wel made! Awesome, thanks! I'll add it to the list of supported devices
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Caros said: Thanks for the quick responses! Can also confirm that it's working for the Sonoff RF Great! So when you switch the device over 433Mhz, Homey is notified properly?
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Caros said: @robertklep, yes everything was fine. This did the trick for me. Wireshark sniffing helped me curl --data-ascii @pair.json -XPOST -H "content-type: application/json" http://10.10.7.1/ap I was thinking why it should be binary, whe…
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@caros I assume that the IP-address passed in "serverName" is correct? Also, are you running the Sonoff app on Homey? If not, make sure it does.
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Caros said: Still no luck yet. Route change not necessary, since there is an IP connection. I can also see this with netstat: >netstat -ano | findstr 10.10.7.1 TCP 10.10.7.2:35116 10.10.7.1:80 ESTABLISHED 12484 Cu…
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@caros next time, try and see if this returns anything: curl http://10.10.7.1/device If that doesn't work: according to this blogpost (https://blog.ipsumdomus.com/sonoff-switch-complete-hack-without-firmware-upgrade-1b2d6632c01), you may need to…
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I just published a beta release: https://apps.athom.com/app/name.klep.sonoff I only have two types of devices (S20 and a Basic), hopefully it'll work for other types of devices too. The driver doesn't (yet) support sensors (mainly because my device…
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vaderag said: How come you're soldering them? Redoing the job that the manufacturer did. Some devices come with badly soldered parts that may cause faulty connections on the PCB, so taking a soldering iron and resoldering each joint may so…
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@Aaron they're cheap, but I already managed to break at least one device it worked for a couple of hours, now it's dead (the secondary of the mains-to-low-voltage transformer outputs 0V, I didn't measure the primary side because scary). I'm going …