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- Tuesday 19 August 2025 23:39
- Forum: Zigbee
- Topic: Installation Sonoff Zigbee 3.0 USB Dongle Plus
- Replies: 5
- Views: 315
Re: Installation Sonoff Zigbee 3.0 USB Dongle Plus
I wish... I tried that At this moment I want to set fire to the server and Domoticz and Zigbee this is the third time I started with a clean server with docker and stubborn me tried it twice before that without docker. I haven't been this far, but it is only square 1... It is a good thing my ...
- Tuesday 19 August 2025 21:00
- Forum: Zigbee
- Topic: Installation Sonoff Zigbee 3.0 USB Dongle Plus
- Replies: 5
- Views: 315
Re: Installation Sonoff Zigbee 3.0 USB Dongle Plus
and I wanted to avoid docker to avoid other problems...
oh well installed ubuntu already again and I'm gonna try docker again
oh well installed ubuntu already again and I'm gonna try docker again
- Tuesday 19 August 2025 20:47
- Forum: Zigbee
- Topic: Installation Sonoff Zigbee 3.0 USB Dongle Plus
- Replies: 5
- Views: 315
Installation Sonoff Zigbee 3.0 USB Dongle Plus
after troubles with zwave and rfxcom (https://forum.domoticz.com/viewtopic.php?t=43852), I wanted to start without docker and so I did today. Domoticz is up and running and rfxcom and zwave are still not functioning, but I'm going to start fresh with them too. So I was told Zigbee is the way to go ...
- Friday 15 August 2025 20:20
- Forum: dzVents
- Topic: Check for iPhones connected to WiFi
- Replies: 6
- Views: 505
Re: Check for iPhones connected to WiFi
It seems that docker is causing problems with the ssh. A quick install (no docker/docker compose) of Domoticz on a temp-pc seems to workt, but I need to do it with a fresh install, because there is a lot of junk on that pc. I do not know if I have the time for it this weekend, but when I've got it ...
- Friday 15 August 2025 12:01
- Forum: dzVents
- Topic: Check for iPhones connected to WiFi
- Replies: 6
- Views: 505
Re: Check for iPhones connected to WiFi
Another way to detect presence of iPhones is the use of Homebridge and shortcuts on the iphone. This works better than scanning the wlan, because smartphones usually disconnect from wlan when idle. There are a lot of apps and hardware that does the trick, but the nmap command does it too but for ...
- Friday 15 August 2025 11:58
- Forum: dzVents
- Topic: Check for iPhones connected to WiFi
- Replies: 6
- Views: 505
Re: Check for iPhones connected to WiFi
Try the bash command to run it as root (sudo) to see what happens (that is what Domoticz probably will do, based on the installation method). Well, that is odd... When I issue the command without sudo, the result is: 62078 10.1.160.5 | grep '62078/tcp open' When I issue the command with sudo, the ...
- Thursday 14 August 2025 22:19
- Forum: dzVents
- Topic: Check for iPhones connected to WiFi
- Replies: 6
- Views: 505
Check for iPhones connected to WiFi
I want to check if anybody is at home and that seemed pretty straight forward, except with an iPhone. After trying almost every script there is, I started at the beginning; pfSense. After some time I've managed to get a CLI command to get the info if a certain iPhone is connected to the WiFi or not ...
- Sunday 10 August 2025 13:47
- Forum: Z-Wave
- Topic: Z-Wave devices stopped responding.
- Replies: 11
- Views: 1080
- Sunday 10 August 2025 13:30
- Forum: Z-Wave
- Topic: Z-Wave devices stopped responding.
- Replies: 11
- Views: 1080
Re: Z-Wave devices stopped responding.
Also check if the controller (node 1) is in group 1 of the nodes (read the manual for this !!! Most times group 1 is where it reports to) If you want to go away from ZWave, Zigbee is indeed a good alternative... You might be just a bit to soon for 'Matter' I checked and it is in group 1 edit ...
- Sunday 10 August 2025 13:29
- Forum: Z-Wave
- Topic: Z-Wave devices stopped responding.
- Replies: 11
- Views: 1080
Re: Z-Wave devices stopped responding.
Better use zigbee instead of wifi, better secured. I've looked at zigbee, but understood that that it isn't a mesh network, but a single point of access and that quite some devices don't have a powerfull transmitter enough to reach 10+ meters. I am looking at wifi, but quite some need an app with ...
- Friday 08 August 2025 20:26
- Forum: Z-Wave
- Topic: Z-Wave devices stopped responding.
- Replies: 11
- Views: 1080
Re: Z-Wave devices stopped responding.
After multiple resets and nodes and network healing sessions, the majority of the plugs are working again, but 3 refuse to operate. With a lot of trouble (long and extremele fast clicking on the b-button) I can connect them to the Aeotec in Domoticz, but On stays on and off stays off. The b-button ...
- Friday 08 August 2025 16:46
- Forum: Z-Wave
- Topic: Z-Wave devices stopped responding.
- Replies: 11
- Views: 1080
Re: Z-Wave devices stopped responding.
Yes I use OpenZWave. Ik kept 2024.2 because I could not get it to work with the mqqt version. I read last week that the latest version still uses OpenZWave, so when I get my spare server back, I will try to migrate. The chart looks like: chart.jpeg The small green thing on top is a dead device, that ...
- Friday 08 August 2025 15:46
- Forum: Z-Wave
- Topic: Z-Wave devices stopped responding.
- Replies: 11
- Views: 1080
Z-Wave devices stopped responding.
I run Domoticz 2024.2 and use an Aeotec Z-Wave stick gen5+ (zw090). Since yesterday 4 out of 15 devices stopped working. They are all Fibaro Wall plugs type F. Now in Domoticz I can switch them on or of and the icon changes, but the wall plug does nothing; What on is stays on and what off is stays ...
- Friday 01 August 2025 15:34
- Forum: Installation, Compiling, Permissions, Security and Starting
- Topic: Install 2024.2 on Opensuse
- Replies: 2
- Views: 733
Re: Install 2024.2 on Opensuse
Thanks! I missed the info on the z-wave support completely!. That is good news! Docker was the reason for me to put it on a temp server as it was behaving funny, but I kinda kept it on that temp server as i am quite busy (and lazy :D) I am gonna try the recent 2025 version on and check if I van ...
- Thursday 31 July 2025 23:26
- Forum: Installation, Compiling, Permissions, Security and Starting
- Topic: Install 2024.2 on Opensuse
- Replies: 2
- Views: 733
Install 2024.2 on Opensuse
At the moment I run Domoticz 2024.2 on Linux Mint without much problems. I keep it at 2024.2 for the zwave support as I am not able to get Z-Wave to work in the newer versions. To save on my power bill, I am thinking of moving Domiticz to my other server, but that one is running OpenSuse Leap 15.6 ...
- Wednesday 19 February 2025 15:38
- Forum: 433 & 868 transceiver
- Topic: KAKU ACC-250-LD steps too big
- Replies: 3
- Views: 4057
Re: KAKU ACC-250-LD steps too big
It seems, that the dimmer is using another protocol to make smaller steps. They going to have a look at it, if they come to it.
- Wednesday 19 February 2025 15:36
- Forum: 433 & 868 transceiver
- Topic: FT007TH Temp and moister sensor history when getting a new ID
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2985
Re: FT007TH Temp and moister sensor history when getting a new ID
thnx!
That is good enough, as it is not that often it needs to be done.
That is good enough, as it is not that often it needs to be done.
- Monday 17 February 2025 21:43
- Forum: 433 & 868 transceiver
- Topic: FT007TH Temp and moister sensor history when getting a new ID
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2985
FT007TH Temp and moister sensor history when getting a new ID
I've recentlty bought a couple of Renkforce FT007TH sensors en they were working pretty ok. Some gaps in the readings, but nothing to bad. Today I saw that one of te sensors wasn't giving a signal, although the red light flashed. I checked the AAA's and they were almost empty (in Domoticz they still ...
- Tuesday 28 January 2025 10:40
- Forum: 433 & 868 transceiver
- Topic: KAKU ACC-250-LD steps too big
- Replies: 3
- Views: 4057
Re: KAKU ACC-250-LD steps too big
I use RFXCOM for my KAKU devices
- Monday 27 January 2025 16:26
- Forum: 433 & 868 transceiver
- Topic: KAKU ACC-250-LD steps too big
- Replies: 3
- Views: 4057
KAKU ACC-250-LD steps too big
I have a few KAKU ACC-250-LD wall plugs which are dimmable. I've connected each of these with a KAKU AWRT-1000 and with these I can set the amount of light very accuratly with the extra deep dim options this wall plug is capable of. In Domoticz I can in- or decrease in steps of 6.66% I read (nice ...