Hi, y'all, My housing corp deployed solar panels with GoodWE inverters, with 4G modules instead of WiFi. That's why I'm here. I cannot communicate with the GoodWE directly, so I have to use the SEMS API. I implemented JanJaap's plug-in. Seems to work okay. But I'm dreading the fact that my Domoticz ...

Somebody asked me by PM, how to set the color by JSON commands. Well, that is right here: http://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Domoticz_API/JSON_URL%27s#Set_an_RGB.28W.29_light_to_a_certain_color_and_brightness Two commands are in this section, one for HSB color control, without saturation, and a new one ...

You're right about 433MHz. I just had an issue with my rain meter. I replaced it for zwave and after that, I discovered that another device, somewhere in the neighborhood was sending erroneous info on the same 433MHz protocol/dev-id as my old rain meter was using. With 5 T/H-sensors, UV-sensor, door ...

Quite a lot of domotica hardware is not compatible with the very low power usage of a led-lamp. Some brands even sell 'shunt' devices that need to be connected in parallel with the led lamp, to make them use a bit more power, so there will be just enough current for the serially connected device to ...

An 'Event' is something that happens. The script you made is just a short script. If this script was made using the GUI, then it is stored in Domoticz's database. You can also put scripts in the domoticz/scripts/python directory. Python support is fairly new. LUA support has been there for a long ...

So, in LUA it works. That is indeed very useful, if you're not able to change the code that takes the RFID code to the text sensor. You'll get used to LUA. It will be worth the effort learning it. It can do much more and it is not so buggy. Just keep in mind that all of it is event-driven and have ...

First: Blockly (and also LUA) will probably only trigger on changes of the RFID. So, the code that sends the RFID tags to the Domoticz dummy switches should send the tag number and a trigger, for example, an On to a dummy pushbutton. The blockly should look like: IF RFIDtrigger=On AND RFID=12345 DO ...

Interesting designs. I might build some of these, because I'm still a lot of euro away from replacing all of my 433MHz stuff for ZWave. To solve it by classic electronic hobby solution: Use a KAKU keyfob, take it apart, create a 'capacitive dropper' power supply for it with quite a big storage ...

ZWave devices are usually loaded with extra features that enable you to build some extra intelligence in the ZWave network itself, without using Domoticz Blockly/LUA. The first level ID of your list controls the output; your lamp. The second level ID probably depicts the state of the second switch ...

I don't think Domoticz has a ready-made virtual meter that can add up the values of a list of other meters. However, you can do that with scripting.

You're excluding a lot of smoke alarms with that hardwired requirement. Finding such that also talks to the rfxtrx433 will be hard, indeed. May I propose getting a battery-powered one. Put a rechargeable battery in it and connect a mains-powered DC powersupply to that, via a diode and a charging ...

Newest stable Domoticz version 3.8153 has a mobile devices list, under 'setup - more options'. You can delete devices, there. I like to keep track of the mobile devices, so, thank you, dev team.

You can register new devices by installing the Domoticz app and setup notifications in the app.

My shipment of ZMHNHWD1 H1S1P1 arrived, today. But... Hmm.. it is disappointing... For testing purposes, I connected it to a 12V500mA stabilized adapter. Also, a short piece of RGB and a bit of warmwhite led-strip was attached. Inclusion went well. I got a dimmer device and an RGBW device in ...

Nice gadget: Qubino Flush RGBW Dimmer ZMNHWD1 Z-Wave Plus 4 PWM outputs: max 13 amps total or max 8 amps if only one output is used. 12V or 24V. That would be a LOT of LEDs. 4 switch inputs or analog voltage inputs or 100K potmeter inputs. Sweet. 5 pre-defined scenes, 16.7M possible colours Also ...

Hmm. My goal is to get rid of the KAKU devices and replacing them with ZWAVE. ZWave is the better, because of its bi-directional communication, mesh-network-capability, more functionality in the devices, sensors and switches, more speed, each powered device is able to pass-through, in case another ...

Hi qwerk, I've copied the directory from ..../domoticz/www to .../web from the Synology itself and now it is working. I think domoticz is running on a nginx server. Thanks for your support This is how I did it, too. Domoticz lives on a Raspberry. Dashticz is on my web server: a Synology. The Syno ...

Mine runs its / partition from a Synology using NFS. /boot is only used read-only, during booting the Raspberry. Rasbian and Domoticz 'survive' Synology DSM upgrades. Everything just freezes during DSM upgrade. But if the ethernet connection drops, the Raspberry will need to be rebooted. Maybe ...

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Thanks! Works perfectly.

I have been using this for a while on my tablet and I notice a weird bug. A samsung tablet lets you do split-screen and have two apps using the screen at the same time, for example, Dashticz on the left, Youtube on the right. The split is moveable. If the Dashticz half is wide enough, it shows all ...

I have two windows with motorized blinds on them, not compatible with Domoticz. I control them via Domoticz, by using a KAKU remote switch. Switch type is set to 'Blinds'. LUA scripting takes care of sending the appropriate commands to a Mediola gateway which sends it to the motors. In Domoticz ...