You first have to figure out how they communicate. This isn't secured at all so if it's done through telnet you should be able to figure out the commands easily. Read about ARP spoofing through Cain & Able and Wireshark. Use the first to have the communication with your kettle go through your laptop ...

Waited until this weekend to install everything in the selector way, works like a charm. Now I only have to figure out a way in which 'on' functions as well since it isn't supported by my default app, Pilot on iOS.

Looks great! I was looking for the selector in the beta but I couldn't even get to an array of buttons. Can you maybe guide me through that, not too elaborate just the core? I did some Python programming in the past so I should get that skill back fairly quick. Since the script currently doesn't ...

I will look into it!

I have no idea whether that's possible for a dummy. If so I will implement it but for now I'm just getting used to the system. The tcp connection gets terminated after it sent the commands. If you would keep it open till you receive the finished command "sys status 0x3" you can send it back to your ...

Received my Raspberry Pi yesterday so I haven't really figured out the way to properly program for Domoticz but I used this script on my Mac to start my wifi water kettle since the iPhone app is a pain in the **s. It is for iKettle 1.0. No idea whether the second generation uses the same script ...