Apologies...very late reply... The window was working with Domoticz immediately. Not at home at the moment, but I think I clicked on "include node" in Domoticz and then pushed the P-button on the window 3 times. After that, it was OK.

I hope you got it working in the meantime

I recently (2 weeks ago) installed a Fakro roof window (the FTP-V), which contains the new Gen-5 z-wave chip. After including the roof window in Domoticz, you get 7 new devices:

Fakro.png

For now, I use 3 devices:
- The RoofWindow itself, which is a Blinds Percentage Inverted device
- RoofWindow ...

Never tried it myself, but the instructions are here:
https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Raspberry ... rom_source

hi jwgroene,

This is an English forum, please post your question in English.

Thank you

Cool! I will add this to my setup for testing ! Which BLE tokens do you use?

@D'rMorris sometimes life is simple and an error easily overlooked. domoticz/in instead of Domoticz/in was thé golden tip!
Thx!!

Ralph
Very welcome, glad you got it sorted out! Since the other flow was working, do you have multiple MQTT configutations defined? I have only 1 domoticz/in ...

What happens if you update the text sensor first with an normal URL JSON?

As reference, this is my script in NodeRed:
msg.payload = {"command": "udevice", "idx": nnn, "svalue": "test")};
return msg;
I'm also runinng the stable version.

Just to be sure: you are sending data to domoticz/in (all ...

The correct syntax is indeed:
{"command": "udevice", "idx": nnn, "svalue": "your text"}
I use a NodeRed function to update my location (latitude in this example) to a text sensor and there I use:

msg.payload = {"command": "udevice", "idx": nnn, "svalue": String(msg.payload.lat)};

Same issue here, and the cause is that the screen tries to adjust to the screen width. The problem is that it keeps getting wider and wider.
What I do when I have to edit on iPad (very cumbersome process) is put the iPad in portrait mode in stead of landscape. Your edit screen is narrower, but you ...

I don't have a Z-wave stick, but I think that I read somewhere that you need to exclude the device first on the "old" machine before you can include it in the "new" machine?

before we start giving suggestions, it would help that we know what type of water meter you have and with which device you want to measure this.
That helps in giving correct suggestions and others might even give better solutions to your problem.

Good afternoon,
i have a similar need but, until now, with no solution. I want to allow some users to come inside a parkzone. They will have a rifd tag to be used to define if that user is allowed or not to come inside.

Problem is that we have 250 users so i'm on the big trouble to filter only ...

I'm actually building a similar project at the moment and wanted to give my 2 cents, maybe it gives you some ideas.
I'm using a NodeMCU V3 with ESPeasy on it (it's actually the same board as you use, I got mine from AliExpress).
Attached to the NodeMCU is a PN532 RFID reader.

My setup will be ...

I received another 2 sensors. Both are working fine except one wont read through the plastic on my watermeter. As far as i can see i have the same meter posted here in this topic.

Can anybody explain why i don't get the liters but the total amount as stated in the attachment ?


If you share ...

That's easy to check of course. Do a sudo crontab -e when logged in with user pi and then switch to user root and check the crontab there

Not necessarily. As far as I know: when you do crontab -e it creates a cron for the user that you are currently logged in with. So if you do that when logged in with user pi, it creates a crontab for user pi. I think that GPIO access needs root so that is why you would eiter sudo it or create a ...

In which cron did you place this? Cron for root? Or cron for user pi for example?
If in cron for pi, try to add the sudo command in the cron .

You can do it in LUA as well.

First create a function that calculates the time difference:

function timedifference (s)
year = string.sub(s, 1, 4)
month = string.sub(s, 6, 7)
day = string.sub(s, 9, 10)
hour = string.sub(s, 12, 13)
minutes = string.sub(s, 15, 16)
seconds = string.sub(s, 18 ...

Well i am trying hard but cannot get it to work. I followed al the steps as described but still this error keeps popping up :

Callback function called!
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/pi/domoticz/scripts/watermeter.py", line 41, in Interrupt
if GPIO.input(21) == 0:
RuntimeError ...

Read my post here: Checking Dreambox state

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