I have been using NORA as interface between my Google Nest devies and Domoticz. I can tell Google to switch devices on/off. Although this is working OK in general, I do experience problems sometimes, where Google is not able to submut commands to the Node-Red node. It comes and goes. Is there a ...

OK, so once I have done that I will have an "empty" Domoticz with only the required plugins installed.
After that I do a Domoticz database restore. will that give me the same idx's as in the old DB?
And what about the Zigbee devices? Will they automatically be there as well?

OK, I am biting the bullet and am finally migrating to a new Pi4 with the latest OS. One thing I am unsure of, is migrating my Zigbee setup. Currently I am using ZigBeeforDomoticz, version 6.3.015. Conbee radio. Is that still the way to go, or is there a better option? Also, after migrating ...

OK, I am biting the bullet and am finally migrating to a new Pi4 with the latest OS. One thing I am unsure of, is migrating my Zigbee setup. Currently I am using ZigBeeforDomoticz, version 6.3.015. Conbee radio. Is that still the way to go, or is there a better option? Also, after migrating ...

Truffe13 wrote: ↑Wednesday 30 April 2025 22:41 Could you try this plugin version, which works well for me ?
https://github.com/truffe13/domoticz-python-melcloud

Works!

How many Domticz devices are you seeing? I got 7, not sure if there are any more!

jvdz wrote: ↑Wednesday 09 April 2025 8:26 Just use the link in a browser and you can see the complete Returned json and its content.

Yes, of course. Thanks!

Thank you! That is exactly what I was looking for!!!

Makes me wonder, is there a list of data elements in that settings table?

In the Domoticz settings, my home longitude/lattitude values are filled in.
How can i access these settings from LUA (so nót dzvents!)?

I would like to use these values to com[are with the values as returned from my car API, so I can see if the car is actually on the driveway or not!

I keep all meter readings on a daily basis. Every day at 23:59 I pick up all readings of electricity, gas, and PV, and append the values to a file. Over time I have collected a lot of data, useful for further processing. For example: I wrote a flow in Node Red which "predicts" annual usage, based on ...

Just to report that I've succeeded in pulling a lot of information from my Toyota into Domoticz. Starting point was pytoyoda, running on my R-Pi. I modified the example file to write the information into a json formatted file. This file then triggers a flow in Node Red, which reads the file and ...

waltervl wrote: ↑Sunday 16 March 2025 18:46 Did you try with sudo pip install? As that is known solution to solve module loading errors

tried that, no luck.

This morning I discovered there is a NodeRed module for Toyota support, I'll give that a try.

I tried to pip install arrow, but it comes back saying that has already been satisfied....

I installed the plugin, plus the required pytoyoda and geopy. When I add the plugin to Domoticz, I get these errors: 2025-03-16 12:33:10.522 Toyota: Worker thread started. 2025-03-16 12:33:10.521 Status: Toyota: Entering work loop. 2025-03-16 12:33:10.522 Status: Toyota: Started. 2025-03-16 12:33:10 ...

Does anyone still have documentation of the Nodo? Commands, syntax, that sort of thing?
I cannot access any of the old websites!

Other question. I expect delivery of a new RAV4 PHEV in the next few weeks, and obviously would like to link it to my Domoticz.
Does anyone have experience using this plugin on a PHEV?

Has this problem been solved?

What if someone opens the hot water tap for 25 seconds? And again, and again? Eventually it would leave the boiler cold!
I know it may sound unlikely, but you should code for the worst...

But hey, this is what we have to live with here in Domoticz. I fully agree. Once you get to work with Domoticz in a bit lower and technical detail, you will find peculiarities. It shows that Domoticz was developed in an organic way, as a hobby project; not as a professionally designed software ...

Why run through all changed variables, instead of return { on = { variables = { 'NFC' } }, execute = function(dz, item) ... do stuff end } This is dzvents, I wanted to stick to pure LUA... But you're right. Instead of looping through the whole list of uservariables, I could just check for ...

For everyone that is interested, I found an elegant way to solve my coding problem. It starts with a UserVariable that contains an integer value. For each unique value of that UserVariable, I create a function, called NFCn. This is the code to call the right function, based on the uservariable ...