Yup, exactly what I found when I tried a couple of months back when I tried. I meant to document the new steps but got so confused by the time I finished and never really got it working properly.

Don't suppose you remember what you did well enough to briefly document the changes?


I could, but ...

jbr79 wrote: Sunday 12 April 2020 10:49 Interfering as in: Imperihome will not start anymore after installing the Zigbee2MQTT plugin.

I solved it by "downgrading" to 0.2.41:

• wget http://www.e-nef.com/domoticz/mdah/node ... 0.2.41.deb
• dpkg -i node-mydomoathome-0.2.41.deb

Running fine now, thanks!

Following the guide was sometimes a little challenging as the Amazon interface changed compared to the guide, but I seemed to get all Lambda function test events running (managed to read a temp sensor, switch a light, doing discovery etc) However, if I do a "Discover devices", nothing seems to show ...

Interfering as in: Imperihome will not start anymore after installing the Zigbee2MQTT plugin. The latter requires either version 10.x or 12.x of node. I am not too worried about the performance issues, since the device (NUC) has enough CPU power. I am running this on Ubuntu 20.04.

I switched to ...

Trying to get Zigbee2MQTT working in Domoticz, I found myself forced to upgrade to node v10.X and npm v6.X. This does seem to interfere with Imperihome running, as I understand because it requires earlier versions of the two. Is there a way to cope with this?

It looks like that pyton is failed to execute the "plugin.py" file. it could be a missmatch of the pyton version or, it is expecting a specific path to pyton home directory. But with the different version it could be installed on a different path location.

Feels like a user rights issue I had ...

irrespective of setting local LAN access to true or not, the error message is:
Error opening url: http://<IP>/happ_thermstat?action=getThermostatInfo

The IP number of your Toon need to be entered in the uservariable UV_ToonIP. Look at the first post of this topic.
It would help if you show ...

irrespective of setting local LAN access to true or not, the error message is:

What are the prerequisites for using this script? This script is returning an error just connecting to the thermostat when I am trying to apply it...

Although this post is old, I just came across the same behavior when setting up a Virtual Selector Switch. Was checking the forum to see if this was a known issue. All level up to 250 seem to work, but above that, the selector fails and defaults to the last level in my case (380).

Looks like a bug ...

Try these files:

You need a working git clone and subsequently a config file that has no space characters before the # signs (the comments) or else all will fail...

Good luck

FINALLY: SUCCESS!!!

Big Thanks goes out to sincze for sharing the files! :D The solution was not in them alone, but they got me started.

So we've established there were differences in the python files. My starting point was that I could get LiveStats.py to work perfectly in console, but ...

@sincze: would you be able to share your InverterMsg.py , Export.py and LiveStats.py files?
( or for that matter, your anonimized folder) I wonder if I have any luck with them instead of trying to alter my current ones.

Seems there is a lot more to be done to get this script up and running. I find myself replacing one function after another, but without success. It keeps producing a new error every time. Call me naive, but I fail to see why there seem to be two versions of the same file out in the open. One being ...

That would have been too easy; failure at first sight:
pi@RPi3:~/domoticz/scripts/python/Omnik-Data-Logger $ python LiveStats.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "LiveStats.py", line 7, in <module>
import OmnikExport
ImportError: No module named OmnikExport

I saw there was a staticmethod ...

Is that the entire contents?

Mine is different (see below).Where did you get your file from?

pi@raspberrypi:~/Omnik-Data-Logger $ cat InverterMsg.py

import struct # Converting bytes to numbers

class InverterMsg(object):
"""Decode the response message from an omniksol inverter."""
raw_msg ...

I know from my previous encounter with Python that Python3 is a different ballgame. Anyway, having access to the file contents now that it is evening, disabling mysql and pvoutput obviously did not do the trick.

I am however curious as to what the contents of your InverterMsg.py file is. Mine does ...

I see you disabled mysql and pv_output - I am wondering if that might change the outcome
I will try this evening.

I copy pasted the script from the wiki into a temp.py file and executed that one. No Errors.
The code in the wiki is still okay.

Curious: I had to do several adjustments to align the variable names in the config.cfg file (which was pulled in via a Git clone of the source files - git clone https ...

Also struggling with this particular script. :cry:

Since LiveStats.py is functioning properly (generating output), I am not expecting that the following error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "Omnik-Export.py", line 83, in <module>
s.sendall(InverterMsg.generate_string(wifi_serial ...