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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
Any plans on making this work with DeConz hardware?
Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
Got it working just replacing "server: 'mqtt://rabbitmq'" -> server: 'mqtt://10.10.10.1' (likely 127.0.0.1 would work also) in configuration.yaml. Funny thing is that pairing works ok but normal "update" messages do not go thru. Ouh yeah, i'm using dockers. And sorry as i do not have now time to check why it work like that.
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
Hi All,
What is the expected behavior of the aqara water leak sensor?
Mine stays in an 'open' state, even when the alarm is gone already.
What is the expected behavior of the aqara water leak sensor?
Mine stays in an 'open' state, even when the alarm is gone already.
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
Because it is just simple contact sensor it stays "Open" when there is no water leakage and "Closed" if there isWhat is the expected behavior of the aqara water leak sensor?
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
Thanks, works perfectly.StasDemydiuk wrote: ↑Sunday 25 November 2018 20:18Because it is just simple contact sensor it stays "Open" when there is no water leakage and "Closed" if there isWhat is the expected behavior of the aqara water leak sensor?
I was confused since the Xiaomi gareways plugin shows them a bit different.
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Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
Hi, my zigbee2mqtt service works perfectly and send regular updates but my domoticz plugin after a while stops working and seems not to receive data, anyone that have this issue?
Thanks
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
anyone can help me to understand where is the problem? my plugin stop receive data after 1/2 days...i've to reboot domoticz.
Service (zigbee2mqtt.service) send data correctly.
Thanks
Service (zigbee2mqtt.service) send data correctly.
Thanks
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
I noticed that (Xiaomi) devices sometimes send updates even when their state (on/off, open/close, temperature, etc.) has not changed. I suspect they do this when e.g. their battery level or signal strength has changed. The zigbee2mqtt bridge copies these updates to mqtt, where the plugin picks them up and updates the corresponding device. This results in multiple "off" updates for e.g. motion sensors when you look at the log.
However, I would personally prefer it if devices are not updated when their actual state has not changed, since I use the value of the "last updated" timestamp in some of my scripts to check when the last movement or door opening took place. Therefore, I made a small modification to the plugin, which makes it check if a device state (svalue) has actually changed before updating it.
Are more people interested in this modification? It would be great if a few people would be willing to test it to check if it doesn't have unforeseen consequences. If it works for everyone, I can make a pull request.
My fork is at:
https://github.com/mvzut/domoticz-zigbee2mqtt-plugin
You could clone the entire plugin structure from there, but the easiest way to test my modification is probably to just download this file:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mvzut ... /device.py
And copy it over the existing one in the plugin's subfolder "devices". Restart the plugin once you have copied the new file.
Let me know your opinion and your findings!
However, I would personally prefer it if devices are not updated when their actual state has not changed, since I use the value of the "last updated" timestamp in some of my scripts to check when the last movement or door opening took place. Therefore, I made a small modification to the plugin, which makes it check if a device state (svalue) has actually changed before updating it.
Are more people interested in this modification? It would be great if a few people would be willing to test it to check if it doesn't have unforeseen consequences. If it works for everyone, I can make a pull request.
My fork is at:
https://github.com/mvzut/domoticz-zigbee2mqtt-plugin
You could clone the entire plugin structure from there, but the easiest way to test my modification is probably to just download this file:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mvzut ... /device.py
And copy it over the existing one in the plugin's subfolder "devices". Restart the plugin once you have copied the new file.
Let me know your opinion and your findings!
Last edited by mvzut on Thursday 20 December 2018 20:38, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
I just tried it, replaced file and restarted, but comes with errors!
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2018-12-20 15:12:32.383 Error: (Zigbee2MQTT) failed to load 'plugin.py', Python Path used was '/home/pi/domoticz/plugins/zigbee2mqtt/:/usr/lib/python35.zip:/usr/lib/python3.5:/usr/lib/python3.5/plat-arm-linux-gnueabihf:/usr/lib/python3.5/lib-dynload'.
2018-12-20 15:12:32.383 Error: (Zigbee Stick) Module Import failed, exception: 'SyntaxError'
2018-12-20 15:12:32.383 Error: (Zigbee Stick) Import detail: File: /home/pi/domoticz/plugins/zigbee2mqtt/devices/device.py, Line: 7, offset: 1
2018-12-20 15:12:32.383 Error: (Zigbee Stick) Error Line '<!DOCTYPE html>
2018-12-20 15:12:32.383 '
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
That is strange, the error seems to originate from line 7, which I did not change. I only included one line of code at line 101. Are you sure you ONLY changed this one file with my version? Seems it cannot import a certain module.salopette wrote:I just tried it, replaced file and restarted, but comes with errors!
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2018-12-20 15:12:32.383 Error: (Zigbee2MQTT) failed to load 'plugin.py', Python Path used was '/home/pi/domoticz/plugins/zigbee2mqtt/:/usr/lib/python35.zip:/usr/lib/python3.5:/usr/lib/python3.5/plat-arm-linux-gnueabihf:/usr/lib/python3.5/lib-dynload'. 2018-12-20 15:12:32.383 Error: (Zigbee Stick) Module Import failed, exception: 'SyntaxError' 2018-12-20 15:12:32.383 Error: (Zigbee Stick) Import detail: File: /home/pi/domoticz/plugins/zigbee2mqtt/devices/device.py, Line: 7, offset: 1 2018-12-20 15:12:32.383 Error: (Zigbee Stick) Error Line '<!DOCTYPE html> 2018-12-20 15:12:32.383 '
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
yes for sure, I only device.py swapped those.
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
Looking at your log output, I suspect you did not download the file correctly, if you use wget you should use this direct link to the device.py file:
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cd ~/domoticz/plugins/zigbee2mqtt/devices
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mvzut/domoticz-zigbee2mqtt-plugin/master/devices/device.py
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
thanks, was my mistake!
Have now replaced again, will watch it!
Have now replaced again, will watch it!
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
@mvzut
I have the same problem, however there are exceptions. Wall switches and remote controls are basically ‘stateless’ (E.g. they don’t know you turned the light off from another switch or voice command). So even if the previous state for the remote was ‘on’ I would still want it to relay another ‘on’ command to turn the lights back on.
It might be better to modify the specific device(type)files instead of the main device.py.
Hi,However, I would personally prefer it if devices are not updated when their actual state has not changed, since I use the value of the "last updated" timestamp in some of my scripts to check when the last movement or door opening took place. Therefore, I made a small modification to the plugin, which makes it check if a device state (svalue) has actually changed before updating it.
I have the same problem, however there are exceptions. Wall switches and remote controls are basically ‘stateless’ (E.g. they don’t know you turned the light off from another switch or voice command). So even if the previous state for the remote was ‘on’ I would still want it to relay another ‘on’ command to turn the lights back on.
It might be better to modify the specific device(type)files instead of the main device.py.
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
Yes, you're right. I have tried to find better ways to avoid multiple updates with the same state, with the intention to exclude buttons (and maybe other devices?) from this check, but haven't succeeded yet. Anyone with better Python skills willing to help, or perhaps the plugin author?EscApe wrote: ↑Saturday 22 December 2018 11:06Wall switches and remote controls are basically ‘stateless’ (E.g. they don’t know you turned the light off from another switch or voice command). So even if the previous state for the remote was ‘on’ I would still want it to relay another ‘on’ command to turn the lights back on.
It might be better to modify the specific device(type)files instead of the main device.py.
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Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
In the meantime, I have found a better way to avoid updates of only door/motion switches when their state has not changed. It involves a few small modifications to the /devices/device.py file, see: https://github.com/mvzut/domoticz-zigbe ... /device.pymvzut wrote: ↑Sunday 30 December 2018 0:03 Yes, you're right. I have tried to find better ways to avoid multiple updates with the same state, with the intention to exclude buttons (and maybe other devices?) from this check, but haven't succeeded yet. Anyone with better Python skills willing to help, or perhaps the plugin author?
Please check it out. I have also created a pull request in Github, because I hope this can become the standard way the plugin handles device updates from door/motion sensors.
Update
My modification had already been incorporated in the main code, so you can simply check out out with a new git pull
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
I have a Xiaomi Vibration sensor, which I mounted to my cat door. Unfortunately, the Zigbee2Mqtt Python plugin just records states like "Tilt" or "Vibration", and doesn't create separate devices for the tilt angles. Therefore, I could detect if my cat was using the door, but not if it was going in or out.
To solve this, I made a small modification to /adapters/lumi/sensor_vibration.py, it now looks like this:
The plugin now creates an additional (custom) sensor with the tilt angle, in this case only for the Z angle since this is the angle around which my cat door is tilting. I can now get notifications (using e.g. Lua scripts) about the cat going in or out!
Of course you can adapt this to your own needs. If many people feel that (all?) sensor angles should be shown in custom sensors by default, I could make a pull request for that.
To solve this, I made a small modification to /adapters/lumi/sensor_vibration.py, it now looks like this:
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from adapters.adapter_with_battery import AdapterWithBattery
from devices.switch.selector_switch import SelectorSwitch
from devices.custom_sensor import CustomSensor
class SensorVibration(AdapterWithBattery):
def __init__(self, devices):
super().__init__(devices)
self.switch = SelectorSwitch(devices, 'action', 'action')
self.switch.add_level('Off', None)
self.switch.add_level('Vibration', 'vibration')
self.switch.add_level('Drop', 'drop')
self.switch.add_level('Tilt', 'tilt')
self.switch.set_selector_style(SelectorSwitch.SELECTOR_TYPE_MENU)
self.devices.append(self.switch)
self.devices.append(CustomSensor(devices, 'angle', 'angle_z', ' (Rotation Angle Z)'))
def handleCommand(self, alias, device, device_data, command, level, color):
self.switch.handle_command(device_data, command, level, color)
Of course you can adapt this to your own needs. If many people feel that (all?) sensor angles should be shown in custom sensors by default, I could make a pull request for that.
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
Hi guys, I have problem with the plugin version 0.0.15. I'm running domo beta v4.103.
Every 5seconds the domo log gives an update.
019-01-07 20:31:27.328 (zigbee2mqtt) Zigbee2mqtt bridge is online
2019-01-07 20:31:27.329 (zigbee2mqtt) Joining new devices is enabled on the zigbee bridge
2019-01-07 20:31:27.396 (zigbee2mqtt) Received available devices list from bridge
Can this be stopped? Or set less frequent?
Thanks
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Every 5seconds the domo log gives an update.
019-01-07 20:31:27.328 (zigbee2mqtt) Zigbee2mqtt bridge is online
2019-01-07 20:31:27.329 (zigbee2mqtt) Joining new devices is enabled on the zigbee bridge
2019-01-07 20:31:27.396 (zigbee2mqtt) Received available devices list from bridge
Can this be stopped? Or set less frequent?
Thanks
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
You can try to do one of:gerbenvanasselt wrote: ↑Monday 07 January 2019 20:35 Hi guys, I have problem with the plugin version 0.0.15. I'm running domo beta v4.103.
Every 5seconds the domo log gives an update.
019-01-07 20:31:27.328 (zigbee2mqtt) Zigbee2mqtt bridge is online
2019-01-07 20:31:27.329 (zigbee2mqtt) Joining new devices is enabled on the zigbee bridge
2019-01-07 20:31:27.396 (zigbee2mqtt) Received available devices list from bridge
Can this be stopped? Or set less frequent?
Thanks
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Re: Python Plugin: Zigbee2Mqtt
Hi Guys,
I have a Hive Active Plug which I have got working in zigbee2mqtt.
How can I get this supported by the plugin?
Sach
I have a Hive Active Plug which I have got working in zigbee2mqtt.
How can I get this supported by the plugin?
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