Thanks for the replies, I'm getting data which appears valid using http-polling and the lua-script - inside domoticz, so that's something already. Vaguely heard of mqtt but never heard of node-red. Since multiple people mentioned it I'm curious. What is the advantage of using mqtt/node-red compared ...

For anyone else wanting this, you need the HTTP/HTTPS poller", point it to your HomeWizard-P1 device, create two virtual devices and add a lua-script to parse the webpage the device returns, look in this post for details: https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=34952&p=279299#p279299

For the newbies (like me), script needs to be under in the folder /scripts/lua_parsers and you want to use the "Idx" value as shown under devices (not "ID")

Also, the values look a bit mess up, is this expected?

The log says "2021-09-05 02:17:19.787 Status: P1MeterTCP: connected to: 192.168.1.169:80", so I think so... I'm going to google a bit more on this, see if there's a way to verify, just to be sure. If it's not possible using Domoticz alone, I'll look into your other suggestion, but it seems kind of ...

Hello, I have a Homewizard P1 Dongle, connected via Wifi to my LAN. When I access the device via the browser, I get something like this: http://192.168.1.169/api/v1/data {"smr_version":50,"meter_model":"Sagemcom XS210 ESMR 5.0","wifi_ssid":"xxx","wifi_strength":68,"total_power_import_t1_kwh":6566.39 ...

Thanks for the info, I' pretty sure I got to the point where I renamed all devices to include "6A" and "6B" in the name. There are 3 bogus devices ( from nodes which were added when I tried to get the 2nd switch added to the network ) - and which I later on deleted from the node-list. Apparently ...

Hello, I'm using domoticz 3.0.5292-7 on a synology NAS. It is connected with an aeotec z-stick and 2x aeotec smart switch. In the zwave screen I can see the switches as node-id 0x03 and 0x07 http://www.boerdijk.org/images/2016/zwave/zwave-nodes.png Now - as far as I understand - these nodes add ...