It is working now. I updated from 2022.1 to 2024.6 and that did the trick.

Couldn't have done it without your help. Thanks a lot.

Hi Waltervl,

I was still running the 2022.1 version.
I updated to the 2024.6 and a lot has changed between those 2 versions.
Great options have been added.

Thanks, they are visible now.

Frank

Hi Filip, the hardware is added and I'm seeing the devices in the devicelist. No errors in the logging anymore. Husqvarna - Actions Husqvarna - Run Husqvarna - State Husqvarna - Battery level Are these the devices which should be visible? They are updated so that all looks okay. But.... I do not ...

Hi Filip,

no, this is the first plugin Im using.
I was going to upgrade to the newest stable version of Domoticz.
Let's see if that solves the issue.

Frank

Hi Filip, I was very happy to find your plugin but I can't get it working. It's added to Domoticz and I see it in the hardware, but it is not showing any devices. It is showing some logging in Domoticz. When I run it in the commandlint I get the following error: C:\Windows\System32>python "C ...

Hi, @Waltervl: I did not see this message in the log. So I uninstalled Python completely and reinstalled it. Now it is working. @Thuis: I did not know this step. After I solved the suggestion of Walter I did your step and now Husqvarna is showing in the Hardware. Next issue is it can be added, but ...

Hi, this is my first plugin I wanted to add to Domoticz so that it is available in the hardware dropdown list. I'm running Domoticz on a Windows 11 pc. I want to add the Husqvarna plugin (https://github.com/FilipDem/Domoticz-Husqvarna-Automower-plugin), so I created a subfolder in the Domoticz ...

I've got feedback from OWM. 1 Call for all the devices is seen as 1 call. So 12x24 = 288.
So you can set up 3 locations without problems.

But this still does not answer my question. How do I get the latest version for the hardware?

Anyone?

Hi, I received a mail from OWM that I was using to much api calls per day and was exceeding the 1000/dag limit. There are 9 devices within each OWM connection. I think that every 5 minutes the is done an api-call. So 9 devices x 12 per hours x 24 hours = 2592 api-calls. Is this correct? I read on ...

Hi all, I am currently experiencing a strange phenomenon. When I enable or disable 1 of the Fiber Wall plugs, these are always 3 actions. I see 3 switching actions in the logging. See below: 2020-12-16 10:18:16 On Open Z-wave 2020-12-16 10:18:15 Off Open Z-wave 2020-12-16 10:18:15 On Admin 2020-12 ...

I'm experiencing some strange behaviour with My.domoticz. I'm using V3.8871 of Domoticz. When I try to start a Domoticz instance in My.Domoticz it's often shown red as it isn't available. There is no way to start the instance. When I login start Domoticz locally all works fine. When I go to settings ...

I'm also having this error in the errorlog.
Have you solved it?

I can't help you any further because i'm not a Python specialist. Are you using Python 3.4.2? It looks like the following part doesn't works correctly: stat = struct.unpack( '!i', s.recv(4))[0] len = struct.unpack( '!i', s.recv(4))[0] array_calculated = [] for i in range(len): array_calculated ...

Is this the only error you are getting.
Comment that part out and try the rest.

Does the print(array_calculated) command return any values? It should return something like this: [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 403, 385, 150, 360, 333, 261, 208, 465, 475, 293, 306, 750, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 24508085 ...

#!/usr/bin/python import socket import struct import datetime import http.client import time import requests import json import sys import codecs ######################################################################################### #Write data to Domoticz ...

My script is running on Python 3.4

Hi,

it almost works. The only thing I can't get working is the etherwake.
Turning the TV of works.
The status of the TV works.

Anyone any ideas?

Gr.

Yip, That's it. Or removing the username for the website does the trick also. But adding an ip range is a beter solution. Made a function that does the writing to Domoticz form me now: import socket import struct import datetime import http.client import time import requests ...

Hi Westcott, I tried the following: strDomoticz = 'http://localhost:8080' print(strDomoticz+strJson) response = requests.get(strDomoticz+strJson) if response.ok: jsonData = response.json() if jsonData["status"] != "OK": print("Status " + jsonData["status"] + " for " + strJson) else: print("GET ...