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by MikeF
Tuesday 16 April 2024 20:41
Forum: MQTT Auto Discovery
Topic: Hive Heating SLR2b autodiscovery
Replies: 7
Views: 1193

Re: Hive Heating SLR2b autodiscovery

Well, nothing - as nothing happened! Also, when I restarted zigbee2mqtt, my changes disappeared, suggesting that the config is generated by herdsman-converters. I can live without it, as I can publish running_state_heat to domoticz by a timed Node Red flow, at whatever interval I choose. Thanks for ...
by MikeF
Sunday 14 April 2024 22:40
Forum: MQTT Auto Discovery
Topic: Hive Heating SLR2b autodiscovery
Replies: 7
Views: 1193

Re: Hive Heating SLR2b autodiscovery

I'm wondering about adding the following to the config:

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    "running_state_template": "{{ value_json.running_state_heat }}",
    "running_state_topic": "zigbee2mqtt/Hive_SLR2b",
Would this work?
by MikeF
Friday 12 April 2024 9:34
Forum: MQTT Auto Discovery
Topic: Hive Heating SLR2b autodiscovery
Replies: 7
Views: 1193

Re: Hive Heating SLR2b autodiscovery

Here's the payload for homeassistant/climate/0x001e5e090241aad0/climate_heat/config: { "action_template": "{% set values = {None:None,'idle':'idle','heat':'heating','cool':'cooling','fan_only':'fan'} %}{{ values[value_json.running_state_heat] }}", "action_topic": "zigbee2mqtt/Hive_SLR2b ...
by MikeF
Thursday 11 April 2024 23:31
Forum: MQTT Auto Discovery
Topic: Hive Heating SLR2b autodiscovery
Replies: 7
Views: 1193

Re: Hive Heating SLR2b autodiscovery

Yes, running_state_heat in Zigbee2MQTT changes its state - increasing setpoint above the local temperature produces the following: Subscribing to topic zigbee2mqtt/Hive_SLR2b: { "linkquality": 138, "local_temperature_heat": 19.07, "local_temperature_water": 21, "occupied_heating_setpoint_heat": 22 ...
by MikeF
Thursday 11 April 2024 12:47
Forum: MQTT Auto Discovery
Topic: Hive Heating SLR2b autodiscovery
Replies: 7
Views: 1193

Hive Heating SLR2b autodiscovery

Hi, I have successfully paired a Hive Active Heating SLR2b receiver / SLT3b thermostat with Zigbee2MQTT, and autodiscovery has successfully created devices in Domoticz. Ones that I'm particularly interested in are local_temperature and occupied_heating_setpoint - the latter is created as a ...
by MikeF
Monday 31 July 2023 19:07
Forum: 433 & 868 transceiver
Topic: hardware push button
Replies: 1
Views: 1307

Re: hardware push button

Try this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wireless-Control-Sticker-Transmitter-Regulate/dp/B07LBR6YMX/ref=sr_1_4?crid=29UIJSS2JF76I&keywords=433+mhz+ev1527&qid=1690822884&sprefix=433+mhz+ev1527%2Caps%2C67&sr=8-4 It uses the PT2262 protocol - I've set this up in NodeRed, using the rfx-PT2262-in node, to ...
by MikeF
Tuesday 18 July 2023 14:53
Forum: Others
Topic: Tablet without battery
Replies: 8
Views: 2894

Re: Tablet without battery

I had a similar issue, where the battery bulged due to being permanently connected to a charger. I now use a Samsung tablet displaying a HomeHabit dashboard, plugged into a timer - a Sonoff power socket flashed with Tasmota, set up in Domoticz to be on between 07:00 and 23:30. That way, the tablet ...
by MikeF
Friday 09 June 2023 18:12
Forum: Cameras
Topic: EufyCam E : set security mode fom domoticz
Replies: 52
Views: 18785

Re: EufyCam E : set security mode fom domoticz

Here's a bash script I wrote, which I've linked to a pushbutton switch in Domoticz. It uses ffmpeg to capture a single frame (i.e., snapshot), saves it, and sends it as a notification to Pushover. The 'sleep 5' command is to allow time for the file to be saved (I've found that reducing it to 2 or 3 ...
by MikeF
Monday 05 June 2023 11:44
Forum: Other questions and discussions
Topic: Error: SQL Query("UPDATE UserSessions set AuthToken : UNIQUE constraint failed: UserSessions.AuthToken
Replies: 5
Views: 1151

Re: Error: SQL Query("UPDATE UserSessions set AuthToken : UNIQUE constraint failed: UserSessions.AuthToken

I am getting frequent error messages in Domoticz, such as the following: 2023-06-05 08:35:12.064 Error: SQL Query("UPDATE UserSessions set AuthToken = '1518e7f3279398e62ccff3f3e1babed0', ExpirationDate = '2023-06-05 08:45:12', RemoteHost = '192.168.0.55', LastUpdate = datetime('now', 'localtime ...
by MikeF
Friday 02 June 2023 12:09
Forum: iOS
Topic: HomeHabit dashboard app now also for IOS
Replies: 7
Views: 4189

Re: HomeHabit dashboard app now also for IOS

Hello Igor,

I have temperature devices of the following types / subtypes in Domoticz:

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These work well in the Android version.

Mike
by MikeF
Wednesday 17 May 2023 11:29
Forum: iOS
Topic: HomeHabit dashboard app now also for IOS
Replies: 7
Views: 4189

Re: HomeHabit dashboard app now also for IOS

I'm quite excited about this! :) I currently have 3 HomeHabit dashboards on a Samsung Android tablet, all from Domoticz. I've managed to partly replicate one of these on my iPad (work in progress), and I look forward to the inclusion of temperature and custom / text widgets. Android version: https ...
by MikeF
Saturday 01 April 2023 15:40
Forum: Others
Topic: TP-Link Tapo wifi plug
Replies: 64
Views: 22581

Re: TP-Link Tapo wifi plug

Whilst not helping people who are trying to get power data from the Tapo P115 plugin, I have come across an alternative power monitoring plug, from Local Bytes, available in UK and EU plug formats (£12.50 / €14.95). It's pre-flashed with Tasmota, and so it can be linked directly to Domoticz, to pr ...
by MikeF
Sunday 19 March 2023 18:08
Forum: Cameras
Topic: List of working Wifi Camera's, or tips
Replies: 11
Views: 3692

Re: List of working Wifi Camera's, or tips

I have repurposed an older, unused Android phone - a Samsung Galaxy S4 - with this excellent, free app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pas.webcam&hl=en_GB&gl=US , to create a wifi webcam. It produces snapshots on http://<ip addr>:<port>/photo.jpg (the default port is 8080). https ...
by MikeF
Thursday 23 February 2023 13:16
Forum: 433 & 868 transceiver
Topic: Smart Plug
Replies: 5
Views: 2965

Re: Smart Plug

I have come across two companies selling wifi power monitoring smart plugs awhich have been preflashed with Tasmota, and which can therefore be easily configured for control by Domoticz: https://www.mylocalbytes.com/collections/wifi-tech https://www.athom.tech/tasmota Plugs come in a variety of ...
by MikeF
Sunday 15 January 2023 11:36
Forum: Design, usability and languages
Topic: ElementalGrey
Replies: 5
Views: 1802

Re: ElementalGrey

The theme was a browser cache issue - background now as your screenshots. My bad!
by MikeF
Sunday 15 January 2023 9:43
Forum: Design, usability and languages
Topic: ElementalGrey
Replies: 5
Views: 1802

Re: ElementalGrey

TiXav wrote: Saturday 14 January 2023 18:09 Pfff I do this for nothing then, where do you find this theme please ? I never see it before
This is how my implementation of Domoticz (2022.2) appears with ElementalGrey in Safari on my Apple Mac.
by MikeF
Saturday 14 January 2023 17:44
Forum: Design, usability and languages
Topic: ElementalGrey
Replies: 5
Views: 1802

Re: ElementalGrey

I quite like this, as it gives a more compact view and therefore more devices visible without having to scroll. I haven't tested it thoroughly, but 2 observations: 1. The dashboard layout needs some work, where there are different group headings: https://i.postimg.cc/fW9KJN3z/Screenshot-2023-01-14 ...
by MikeF
Wednesday 23 March 2022 13:57
Forum: Switches and Scenes
Topic: Garage door opener using Shelly 1
Replies: 0
Views: 5387

Garage door opener using Shelly 1

I have created a garage door opener, using a Shelly 1, flashed with Tasmota, with a simple magnetic reed switch to detect whether the door is open or not. For the purposes of safety, I am using a 12V DC power supply, rather than 240V AC mains. I am using it with a Garador (UK) / Hormann door, which ...
by MikeF
Friday 04 March 2022 8:56
Forum: Other questions and discussions
Topic: Looking for a better solution than a raspberry pi.
Replies: 5
Views: 1031

Re: Looking for a better solution than a raspberry pi.

Are you using a decent power supply?
Are you using a decent SD card?
Have you thought of transferring the filesystem to a USB memory stick - or better still, an SSD?
Are you making regular backups, to avoid reconfiguring after it crashes?