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madpatrick wrote: ↑Monday 12 February 2024 12:35 Already done

https://github.com/PatchworkBoy/homebri ... issues/279

Everything merged and published to NPM as v2.1.49 - with a tweak to maintain compatibility with BOTH 2023.x and 2024.x

I also use domoticz and homebridge/edomoticz. Thermostat support is edomoticz is very limited: you can Only set the setpoint, where in HomeKit the device can also set heating mode, check current temp, etc… domoticz splits this functionality in 4 devices and that’s why edomoticz. Cannot convert So I ...

I forked homebridge-edomoticz and made all code changes. It is available on https://github.com/ksacca/homebridge-edomoticz. You can see the changes to the code in each commit. If you would like to test, you should be able to replace the files using the following commands (replace your-path-to ...

Once folks are happy with the proposed changes, see https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/ ... o-projects for how to create a fork, make your modifications, then submit a pull request.

Long story short: I don’t have any blinds, so can’t test anything to do with blinds.

You can also tap up the Homebridge-config-ui-x Swagger API... swift bit of Node-Red to translate from the API to MQTT or to poll and trigger HTTP updates of Domoticz. https://github.com/oznu/homebridge-conf ... -Reference

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Homebridge plug-in should be configured with MQTT as per docs for instant updates... however, that will only update HomeKit devices locally. Whether Google updates is down to Google. Homebridge can’t push to Google home afaik.

No need to buy a domain name - use noip.com free dynamic dns, install their ddns client on your pi (see https://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/install-ip-duc-onto-raspberry-pi/) and follow instructions at https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Native_secure_access_with_Lets_Encrypt to generate valid ...

It goes within the nest platform object... like so: { "bridge": { "name": "Homebridge", "username": "xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx", "port": 51826, "pin": "031-45-154" }, "accessories": [], "platforms": [ { "name": "Config", "port": 9898, "auth": "form", "theme": "teal", "restart": "sudo -n systemctl restart ...

Just in case any of you out there want to control Hue Labs scenes via Domoticz / homebridge-edomoticz, here’s a brill way to get all the info via Apple Shortcuts (hence this is posted in the iOS section)... Install this Shortcut on your iOS device: https://routinehub.co/shortcut/4310 There’s also a l ...

UPDATE: version 2.1.34 pushed to NPMJS ... there are some wonky WW light implementations out there, where the lights identify as WW but then don’t provide a Color object via the Domoticz JSON API. There are zigbee2mqtt and yeelight examples of this thus far. I've attempted to work around this and f ...

Regarding Siri turning on ALL the switches in an area, rather than just the lights, Alexa does the same via homebridge-alexa and has a tendency to assume all switches are tied to lights, rather than other devices - alexa’s definitions of devices is separate to HomeKit’s as you can redefine them wit ...

Hi, wondering if anyone has run into similar and if there are ways to avoid it. It seems that if we give an inaccurate command to Siri, for example if I say "Hey Siri, turn on the outside lights" and the right command would be "Hey Siri, turn on the outdoor lights" Siri still thinks she recognizes ...

Hello, Is it somehow possible to set up homebridge with domoticz to be able to set thermostats with 0.5° steps instead of 1°C steps? Thanks a lot. Regards kratax This isn’t a limitation of homebridge / homebridge-edomoticz / domoticz. This is a limitation of Apple’s Home app. Siri & Alexa can both s ...

Righty - should be updated on both github and npmjs now... give it a whirl. For users who need the +1 fix for obscure dimmer scaling / rounding issues, set "dimFix": 1 in config.json. Omitting the dimFix variable entirely, or setting it to 0, will give expected "standard" behaviour. The npmjs update ...

Is docker installing it from npmjs or github? (Problems updating npm at the moment)

Yes, because with MQTT enabled the data is streamed in realtime back and forth between edomoticz and Domoticz. With the +1 in the code, what you set never matches what ends up in Domoticz. Domoticz ends up 1 higher, and that then gets picked up over MQTT by edomoticz and it gets nudged up one and ...

If you wade back to page 50 or something, @TheRamon added the +1 to fix a previous issue where it would never truly set a dimmer to maximum for certain devices (I think - s’one I wasn’t involved with, as I don’t own anything dimmable)... it would always set 99% (or 96% in the case of Hue lamps). See ...

Going off universal remotes that claim to support that model, it _should_ be infrared... Generally I’d fire up lircd / irrecord on Raspberry Pi with an IR Receiver attached, and just learn the remote’s buttons using irrecord. Take the config file it generates, and copy it’s contents into /etc/lircd/l ...