Have 1 too.

What worked for me to connect to Hue:
- reset the switch by pushing the reset button on the switch 5 times with everytime a pause of 1 second. The red led on the switch blinks.
- Then I could add the switch to Hue App with the normal procedure, no Touchlink procedure required.

Excellent use of standard equipment in a creative way. Well done!

Do you have any other suggestion then on how to control these Somfy motors? I have seen various projects on Google controlling a Somfy RF remote with an Arduino. And You can control Somfy with specific code for Arduino or Raspberry and a 433Mhz transmitter, have a look on Github. Have a look here ...

Somfy uses a rolling code, So this Will not work.

I found out that most of the problems come from plugins using connections! That matches with a problem I encountered this week. A plugin based on the plugin template, doing “almost nothing” has been running without problem for many months. This week I started with a plugin using Http connections and ...

I compared the code from "HTTP Listener" and "BTLE Scanner" for a clue why a client did not get a response from the HTTP Listener, while it does get a response from BTLE Scanner. The onConnect code from HTT Listener is: def onConnect(self, Connection, Status, Description): if (Status == 0): Domoticz ...

@zak54 Just tested yor BTLEscan plugin, and I can connect to the server part: Schermafbeelding 2017-12-21 om 13.27.41.png At least I know now that the problem is not in my setup, but in the HTTP Listener example. @Dnpwwo can probably help there. For the time being I will have a more detailed look at ...

zak45 wrote: ↑Thursday 21 December 2017 12:58 Maybe this could provide some help.

Thanks @zak45,

Will try that later today.

I would suggest: try from a web browser turning debug on and looking at the Domoticz log I would expect to see a connection message at a minimum. I would recommend running Domoticz from the command line to do that because HTML response don't format very well in the Web UI log Had a better look ...

@gerardwr, Your summary of the example's functionality is pretty accurate. I figured there was no point in a sample that just listened without any activity. Thanks for the heads up. Took me a while before I got it. Excellent "turn key" example, once you "get it" ! I never tested with Curl but would ...

I am looking for a way to add a Python Plugin thats acts like a webserver, that can be called by a webclient on antoher computer. Running Domotizc Version: 3.8755 on RPi-1-Jessie. I did not find much information on the HTTP Listener Python Plugin example, but I THINK it: - adds a webserver waiting ...

Hi Dnpwwo, Thank you for the update, the script does work now but I still get an (different) error: " 2017-12-02 08:27:45.743 Error: (Pinger) Transport not initialized, write directive to '192.168.2.12' ignored. Connectionless transport should be Listening." Yes, I've got this error too, exactly ON ...

November 29th, 2017, version 3.0.1: Just installed the updated plugin, works excellent! Defined 3 addresses to ping in setting up, and for every address a "switch" and a "utility" is created automagically. Schermafbeelding 2017-11-29 om 15.37.52.png Schermafbeelding 2017-11-29 om 15.38.08.png For ...

fozzyg wrote: ↑Friday 09 June 2017 16:53 I rewrote the code, I wanted not only the counter but also the current power

Could you share your most recent code please?

@gerardwr, You can change the name of the device in Domoticz to anything you want using the normal "Edit" button in the "Switches" tab. The plugin sets a default name but does not rely on it remaining the same. Yes I understand. But suppose I would like to Ping 20 devices, you would have to edit ...

Interesting idea. I have changed the ICMP transport to return the elapsed milliseconds to the plugin and it will be in a future beta. Well done, glad I could offer the inspiration. Making the change to the example plugin to manage Domoticz devices would take a little more effort as it was written ...

Plugin works great, thanks for sharing. I currently use a bash script to ping various IP's, and report the number of ms ping-time in a Custom Sensor. In this way I can see how fast the network performs, and in addition use the Domoticz graphing option (see below for how it looks). Your Pinger plugin ...

That is where i am looking for can you explane how you have did it. In dutch is also good for me Arduino sketch for ESP8266 attached below, with some instructions on connecting the phototransistor in the sketch (in Dutch). This sketch has been running for me for more than 6 months without problems ...

I use an Arduino sketch simulating a Youless powermeter. The Youless is a standard device in Domoticz, and report is like this: Schermafbeelding 2017-10-05 om 17.26.33.png The sketch runs on a Wemos Mini ESP8266 using just a phototransistor to monitor the time between led-pulses on the powermeter ...

RFLink should work with all types of remotes or at least most of them. We have one set under investigation however, this is most likely an unofficial clone. This remote works with R47, excellent. 301969275.png Log pressing OFF and ON says : 2017-10-05 14:49:47.409 RFLink: 20;14;MiLightv1;ID=200C68 ...