Domoticz

Antikton wrote:Hello to everyone, my name is Eduardo and I have a few weeks / months in the world of home automation.
Initially I bought a pair of Orvibo S20 plugs to test the operation through mobile. The truth is that local operation is so-so and thru Internet is very bad.
So I opted for Z-Wave protocol. Although I have some Raspberry Pi, the hardware that I'm using is a miniPC PIPO X7 with Windows 10 and Sigma Z-Wave adapter.
Some of the devices that I have are power consumption meter G2 from Aeon Labs, Multifunctional Movement Detector from Fibaro, power strip 6 outlets from Greenwave and some Fibaro hidden modules.
The fact is that as a result of searching on Internet about the possibility of communicating with plugs Orvibo S20 through the local network, I found the stikonas blog (https://stikonas.eu/wordpress/2015/02/2 ... 20-socket/) with useful information and a Windows application for command line. I spent some time testing in PHP but I could not communicate directly with the plug to turn on and off. These days I have been searching new information on Google again and I've run into two very interesting links that allowed me, with some modifications, to integrate Orvibo S20 plugs to Domoticz.
- First, I found the GitHub repository of pcp135 / Orvibo https://github.com/pcp135/Orvibo where with a simple scripting and using their programmed class, I managed to create a virtual switch that allowed me on Domoticz to turn on and off the plug!
- And thanks to sergejey / majordomo-orvibo https://github.com/sergejey/majordomo-orvibo I could make other changes using their code to update the actual/real status of the plugs to Domoticz when the status is changed manually / physically in the Orvibo S20.
The code is very dirty because I do not have much time but if anyone is interested in it and has some S20 at home you want to use, tell me and I will put the code (as soon as I clean a little) and steps.
The interesting thing is that it saves money in the automation as these plugs (uncontrolled consumption, not always necessary) are 20$ each.
Regards to all!

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Hola a todos, mi nombre es Eduardo y llevo desde hace unas pocas semanas/meses en el mundo de la domótica.
Inicialmente compré un par de enchufes Orvibo S20 para probar el funcionamiento a través del móvil. La verdad que funcionan regular en local y fatal a través de Internet.
Entonces me decidí por Z-Wave. Aunque tengo algunos Raspberry, el hardware que estoy empleando es un miniPC PIPO X7 con Windows 10 y el adaptador Z-Wave de Sigma.
Algunos de los dispositivos que tengo son Medidor de consumo eléctrico G2 de Aeon Labs, Detector de Movimiento multifunción de Fibaro, Regleta de 6 enchufes Greenwave y algunos módulos ocultos de Fibaro.
El caso es que a raíz de buscar en Internet sobre la posibilidad de comunicarme con los enchufes Orvibo S20 a través de la red local, me encontré el blog de stikonas (https://stikonas.eu/wordpress/2015/02/2 ... 20-socket/) con información muy útil y una aplicación para Windows por línea de comandos muy útil. Estuve un tiempo haciendo pruebas en PHP pero no conseguí comunicarme directamente con el enchufe para poderlo encender y apagar. Estos días he estado buscando nuevamente información en Google y me he topado con 2 enlaces muy interesantes que me han permitido, haciendo unas modificaciones, integrar los enchufes Orvibo S20 a Domoticz.
- Primero me encontré con el repositorio GitHub de pcp135 / Orvibo https://github.com/pcp135/Orvibo donde con un sencillo script y aprovechando su clase programada, conseguí crear un Interruptor virtual en Domoticz que me permitía encender y apagar el enchufe al momento!
- Y gracias al de sergejey / majordomo-orvibo https://github.com/sergejey/majordomo-orvibo pude realizar otras modificaciones aprovechando su código para actualizar el estado real del enchufe a Domoticz por si se cambia el estado manualmente/físicamente en el Orvibo S20.
Ahora mismo todo el código está muy sucio ya que no dispongo de mucho tiempo pero si alguien está interesado porque tiene algún S20 por casa que le quiere dar uso, que me lo indique y pongo el código (tan pronto como lo limpie un poco) y pasos a seguir.
Lo interesante de esto es que permite ahorrar un dinero en el tema domótico ya que estos enchufes sin control de consumo (no siempre es necesario) están a 20$.
¡Un cordial saludo a todos!

Mightyman wrote: [...]
Hope this works for others, I am glad to help if you run into problems.
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Mightyman wrote:Hi All,

I have created a bash script to control the Orvibo (WiWo) S20 switches in domoticz. Making it much easier (and cleaner) to integrate these cheap wifi sockets.

I used the following bash script called "s20Command.sh" in the default bash folder of domoticz:

Code: Select all

#!/bin/bash
action=$1
mac=$2
ip=$3
reversedMac=${mac:10:1}${mac:11:1}${mac:8:1}${mac:9:1}${mac:6:1}${mac:7:1}${mac:4:1}${mac:5:1}${mac:2:1}${mac:3:1}${mac:0:1}${mac:1:1}

# Subscribe to the device:
echo '6864001e636c'$mac'202020202020'$reversedMac'202020202020' | xxd -r -p | nc -u -w1 -p10000 $ip 10000 | xxd -p

case $action in
off)
        # Switch Off
        echo '686400176463'$mac'2020202020200000000000' | xxd -r -p | nc -u -w1 -p10000 $ip 10000 | xxd -p
        ;;
on)
        # Switch On
        echo '686400176463'$mac'2020202020200000000001' | xxd -r -p | nc -u -w1 -p10000 $ip 10000 | xxd -p
        ;;
esac

exit;

For this to work you must know the MAC and IP address for the socket. There are multiple ways to do this of course, Fing on android is one of my favorites, look for "Hi-flying electronics technology" or "HF-LPB100".
I also fixed the IP given to the device (through my DHCP server).

In my case:
MAC = accf238d1fe2
IP = 192.168.0.175

Then I created a dummy switch and provided the following actions:
On Action: script://bash/s20Command.sh on accf238d1fe2 192.168.0.175
Off Action: script://bash/s20Command.sh off accf238d1fe2 192.168.0.175

Hope this works for others, I am glad to help if you run into problems.

p.s. There is a 1 second delay in the current command (nc -u -w1 ... ), I will try to eliminate this in the near future.

jumping wrote:Hello,
now Orvibo script works well:
my WIFI range extender changes the Orvibo S20 MAC address, so now I use the correct MAC and the script is OK!!
bye

jsynxiii wrote:

jumping wrote:Hello,
now Orvibo script works well:
my WIFI range extender changes the Orvibo S20 MAC address, so now I use the correct MAC and the script is OK!!
bye

Jumping, which script did you use to get it to work?