Nefit Easy™

[gizmocuz]

Is it possible to add a message in the log when the Nefit Easy worker is started? There only is one when stopped.

New beta #4864

It is started when domoticz or the hardware is started, never had to restart it myself

[SweetPants]

It is started when domoticz or the hardware is started, never had to restart it myself

I know, but thanks for fixing

[pepijn]

Could you please add

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/heatingCircuits/hc1/actualSupplyTemperature

This displays the actual flow temperature

[pepijn]

Just found it (your fast!) thanks

Apparently the 'worcester-wave-thermostat' is also from bosch

Here is the list i promised

• Nefit Easy (Netherlands)
• Junkers Control CT100 (Belgium)
• Buderus Logamatic TC100 (Belgium)
• E.L.M. Touch (France)
• Worcester Wave (UK)
• Bosch Control CT‑100 (Other)

[gizmocuz]

Could you please add

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/heatingCircuits/hc1/actualSupplyTemperature

This displays the actual flow temperature

New beta version #4868

[pepijn]

Could you please add

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/heatingCircuits/hc1/actualSupplyTemperature

This displays the actual flow temperature

New beta version #4868

Thanks! I now move away from my Node Red node and use the native Domoticz support. Reading Robert Klep's minutes of his meeting at Nefit I think in the future Nefit will provide a HTTP REST API hosted by Bosch or on the Easy directly (it's already there if the Easy has no connection to the Bosch backend).

I would really like to add the gas usage to Domoticz, all readings are stored into an array (/ecus/rrc/recordings/gasusage) and there is a pointer (/ecus/rrc/recordings/gasusagePointer) that can retrieve the current page and record. Unfortunately it's only historical data so you only get yesterdays readings as most recent.

Actual readings are (as far as we know now) only available using the Nefit ServiceTool, but to access the Service Tool you have to set the Easy into maintenance mode. In maintenance mode you can request 'raw' EMS data. This can be done programmatically but the main function of the thermostat is lost when doing this so it cannot be used to log data during the day.

[Holland]

Pepijn, can you share, or point me to, these minutes. Thanks

[pepijn]

Pepijn, can you share, or point me to, these minutes. Thanks

http://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/lis ... 3#45800183

[Henk]

Hi,

my PI Zero working fine when manually starting up the easy-server. Trying to make a PM2 autostart but I get this when I following the instructions.

Any ideas?

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ pm2 start nefiteasyhttpserver.sh
[PM2][ERROR] script not found : /home/pi/nefiteasyhttpserver.sh

[pepijn]

Hi,

my PI Zero working fine when manually starting up the easy-server. Trying to make a PM2 autostart but I get this when I following the instructions.

Any ideas?

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ pm2 start nefiteasyhttpserver.sh
[PM2][ERROR] script not found : /home/pi/nefiteasyhttpserver.sh

I'm also a huge fan of PM2
i used this command to start the Easy HTTP Server

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pm2 start /usr/bin/easy-server --name "Nefit Easy" --log /var/log/nefit/full.log --output /var/log/nefit/output.log --error /var/log/nefit/error.log --pid /var/run/nefit.pid --restart-delay 60 -- --serial=XXXXXXXXX --access-key=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX --password=XXXX

[jannl]

Why not use crontab? Works great for me.

[pepijn]

Why not use crontab? Works great for me.

Crontab is supposed to be a task scheduler.
PM2 is supposed to start Node JS apps, including log, resource and error handling

[jannl]

With the @reboot the crontab line is executed once.

[pepijn]

With the @reboot the crontab line is executed once.

I know , you could also use an init.d script or rc.local. There are a lot of options that all will work with there pros and cons

[jannl]

I propably will change it to init.d and rc3.d soon

[pepijn]

I propably will change it to init.d and rc3.d soon

I would advice you to rethink about this migration. Debian changed the init.d to systemd style init system in Jessie.

[jannl]

Ok. I will check this.

[Holland]

@Henk

Make sure that you first create the script named "nefiteasyhttpserver.sh" with the below content. Don't forget to make it executable!
Then jump to the directory where you stored nefiteasyhttpserver.sh, and issue; pm2 start nefiteasyhttpserver.sh

#!/bin/bash

/usr/local/bin/easy-server --serial=asdasdasdasd --access-key=asdasdasdasd --password=asdasdasd > /dev/null

[Henk]

Thanks to you all.

The PM2 settings are working, very happy!

[Peacock]

Dear All,

I become very enthousiastic on this topic and that there is a possibility to get acces to the easy. Though I have installed node v5.3.0 I also installed the package one from Synology. This because I have a DS213air with an ARMV5, so I think the v5.3.0 wont work on my CPU will it? Though the standard package is v0.10..., which wont work with the easy-server. Any suggestions on how to get this running on my system?

when I run easy-server I get the following, which I suspect that is due to the older Node version:

NAS> easy-server --serial=myserial --acces-key=myaccesskey --password=mypassword --host=192.168.2.1

/volume1/@appstore/Node.js/usr/lib/node_modules/nefit-easy-http-server/lib/cli/index.js:32
return client.connect().then(() => {
^
SyntaxError: Unexpected token )
at Module._compile (module.js:439:25)
at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:474:10)
at Module.load (module.js:356:32)
at Function.Module._load (module.js:312:12)
at Module.require (module.js:364:17)
at require (module.js:380:17)
at Object.<anonymous> (/volume1/@appstore/Node.js/usr/lib/node_modules/nefit-easy-http-server/bin/easy-server:3:1)
at Module._compile (module.js:456:26)
at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:474:10)
at Module.load (module.js:356:32)
NAS>