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    Hi chap. Sorry been away on hols.
    I do have Deebots in my HASS set up for my old robovacs (Annaclean Skywalker and Obi-Wan Cleanobi, since you asked. You didn't ask? Oh dear, how sad) 😉

    Not currently functioning, but I've only just realised so will try and look tomorrow.

    Try searching for Ecovacs.

    C

  • Logitech logic

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    Just to close this off, new unit installed today and we now have IR back up and running. Even more remarkably despite having to reconfigure my TV activity from scratch in the Harmony app, both Alexa and HASS appear to have managed to remain functional.
    Logitech were always the bees knees for Universal remote products but at some point they will turn the servers off 😞
    No apology needed for the Hijack. I'm off to look!

    C

  • Log files

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    @toggledbits godspeed Patrick!

  • Vera PushOver notification with image

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    The code in your link was messed up when they updated that forum some years ago. I've rehashed it to give it a chance of working but I suspect you may still have trouble getting it to work. Running it in the Lua test window would be your starting point after reading the
    push over api doco.

    Another alternative is to use Telegram with the Telegram plugin.

    -- Refer to pushover documentation: -- https://pushover.net/api local pushToken = "YourPushOverTokenHere" local pushUser = "YourPushOverUserCodeHere" local pushTitle = "MessageTitle" local pushMessage = "MessageContent" local snapshotFile = "/tmp/camera_snapshot.jpg" local pushPriority = "1" -- Sound could be: pushover bike bugle, cash register, classical, cosmic, falling, -- gamelan, intermission, magic, mechanical, pianobar, siren, spacealarm, tugboat, -- alien, climb, persistent, echo, updown, none local pushSound = "gamelan" -- Link to the BlueIris videostream of that camera local pushUrl = "http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/mjpg/ShortCamName&user=XXX&pw=XXX" local pushUrlTitle = "Camera Name" -- This points to one of my BlueIris managed cameras local camera = "http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/image/ShortCamName?q=50&s=80&user=XXX&pw=XXX" -- Get the snapshot from the camera local out = assert(io.open(snapshotFile, "wb")) local _,data = luup.inet.wget(camera) out:write(data) assert(out:close()) --Send PushOver request local curlCommandTab = {} table.insert (curlCommandTab, 'curl -s') table.insert (curlCommandTab, '-F "token=' ..pushToken ..'"') table.insert (curlCommandTab, '-F "user=' ..pushUser ..'"') table.insert (curlCommandTab, '-F "title=' ..pushTitle ..'"') table.insert (curlCommandTab, '-F "message=' ..pushMessage ..'"') table.insert (curlCommandTab, '-F attachment=@' ..snapshotFile ..'"') table.insert (curlCommandTab, '-F "sound=' ..pushSound ..'"') table.insert (curlCommandTab, '-F "priority=' ..pushPriority ..'"') table.insert (curlCommandTab, '-F "url=' ..pushUrl ..'"') table.insert (curlCommandTab, '-F "url_title=' ..pushUrlTitle ..'"') -- The .json suffix requests that the response be in JSON format table.insert (curlCommandTab, 'https://api.pushover.net/1/messages.json') local curlCommand = table.concat (curlCommandTab, ' ') print(curlCommand) local handle = io.popen(curlCommand) local result = handle:read("*a") handle:close() print (result) -- Delete temporary snapshot os.remove (snapshotFile)
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    I'm on it. Sit tight.

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    It’s a smart idea to use a smart plug to reset your Ecobee remotely. However, the high temperatures in the attic (up to 135°F) are definitely a concern since many smart plugs aren’t rated for that heat. Unfortunately, Wyze and Lutron Caseta don’t offer in-wall smart plugs that are rated for those temps. You might want to look into industrial-grade smart plugs that can handle extreme conditions, or maybe relocate the smart plug to a cooler spot near the attic access, if possible. Kasa makes some Wi-Fi-based options rated up to 104°F, but you'd need to confirm if they can handle brief periods of higher heat. Be sure to double-check the specs to ensure safety and longevity.

  • DIY HomeKey locks via Reactor

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    Yep, thanks to @toggledbits for adding the tag capability in a very short time frame!

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    Perfect. Thanks for sending the log. Don't forget to remove or comment out the monitor_nodes line if you haven't already... it will consume disk space to exhaustion if you don't disable it.

    Edit: the issue, by the way, was the new device data had handling dependent on which version of Z-Wave JS was running, because the device is reported differently on earlier versions (as you pointed out earlier), but the test in the new data file was broken. Easy fix.

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    @toggledbits It appears the ZIP file you provided me with to fix the TILT-ZWAVE2.5-ECO tilt_sensor.state issue also fixed this topic. I do not see the unusual entity names. Thanks

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    New 24258 released today:

    Release 24258 · dbochicchio/reactor-mqtt-contrib Release 24258 · dbochicchio/reactor-mqtt-contrib

    Requires Reactor 24257. New templates for HomeKey-ESP32. power_source capability for Fully Kiosk

    Requires Reactor 24257.

    New template for HomeKey-ESP32 (more on that very soon) power_source capability for Fully Kiosk
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    Reactor build 24257 System Capabilities: the new tag system capability has been introduced to extend data and behavior for RFID tags and similar devices. HassController: Implement tag_scanned event handling, which creates a new entity from the tag ID. This entity is updated whenever Hass reports that the tag is detected any scanning device. This automatic event handling does not preempt or prevent user-configurable event handling for different behavior, if desired. HassController: Improve the initialization of event-driven entities so they are not cleared every time Reactor is restarted (they will be cleared only if a configuration change is detected). HassController: The event processor now ensures that time_fired is included in the event data before handling. If not, Reactor will provide it. In addition, since Hass passes time_fired as a string, Reactor will parse the string to an Epoch time (seconds since midnight Jan 1, 1970 UTC) and provide it in time_fired_epoch, which can be used in user configuration for events. HassController: Allow filtering of state attributes to reduce rule re-evaluation traffic for related entities. (see docs) HassController: Bless Hass to 2024.9.1 ZWaveJSController build 24257 Fix an issue with polling rescheduling that can cause polling to take too long to re-poll a node after the initial poll. Handle forced-write of attributes when processing events for the Notification Command Class. MQTTController build 24257 Code cleanups and minor bug fixes; mostly changes to sync with evolution of various system capabilities.
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    I have a Sonoff NSPanel connected to HASS via NSPanel_HA_Blueprint in the hallway where the physical buttons are remapped from the relays to just publish MQTT messages to left or right garage door, appreciated by the whole family. Weather and QR code for guest WiFi also used by some but the rest is just for fun and as @toggledbits said, more of a dashboard rather than a scene controller but it was mentioned 🙂

    We have Xiaomi Aqara Mini Switches in each bathroom/toilet for manual override of the extraction fan if needed.

    My only Shelly i3 is connected to a cheap dumb twilight switch so Reactor can control which lights to turn on/off rather than the actual relay.

    We have some IKEA Tradfri wireless dimmers, I had an idea to use one for manual start/stop of our Wallbox charger but it never happened as we found ourself use Siri for that when needed.

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    I'll keep this instruction for the future. I got frustrated, reset the device and paired it again and it's now reporting good when changed. I tried everything before the inevitable dance. Who knows what was corrupted. Guess "it's just Zwave"™️ Thanks.

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    @therealdb said in Home Assistant Door Locks via Keymaster - Adding Second Lock Not Working:

    @sammy2 yep, see for an explanation:

    DrZWave  /  Jul 13, 2021 Z-Wave Mesh Priority Routes Explained Z-Wave Mesh Priority Routes Explained

    Brief explanation of how to use Application Priority Routes in the Z-Wave Mesh to optimize delivery

    It's under network graph (left menu). You need to set return routes. I have a couple of nodes that went from 10 sec to instantly, because of an horrible set of dynamic routes calculated automatically.

    That sounds like a work day and a potential to bork my system! I think physically re-routing is probably more practical.

    My locks are all now set up and working. I had to move my NUC / Controller to a high location more central in my house and put in a wired repeater to help route around a massive masonry fireplace that goes from the floor to above the roof and is about 2 or more feet thick and the full width of the wall separating the Family Room from the Laundry Room to get the lock between the laundry room and garage to show up on the network.

    Very pleased thus far with Keymaster and now I need to set up notifications so I know when certain people are coming through the locks and into my house.

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    @sidmsmith said in Expression Evaluation - Last Seen Date/Time:

    If I don't hear back within a few days, I will go ahead and update this as Solved.

    your solution is correct. This code will give you the ability to use it in notifications (ie: Door left open for 5 minutes) or when you want to do things programmatically (ie: house is away since 12 hours, do that, 18 hours, do this, etc).

  • Rule Execution Sequence

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    @wmarcolin what if you do this like below:

    Rule 1: commands/reactions up to (and including) shutdown
    Rule 2: triggers when rule 1 is true with a long delay reset value (or maybe latching), and commands/reactions start with 900 s delay and the rest of the reactions

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    @therealdb said in [How-To] Migrate from Vera to Zwave.me and then ZwaveJS in 2024:

    asking why it took me so many years to switch

    Now six years since the announcement of the acquisition. Both are dead; one of them just doesn't know it yet.

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    Working on it right now with keypad smart locks. Specifically Kwikset Connect 620 Z-Wave Locks and Home Assistant. I got the first one set up and am working on the second. I don't know if there are any hub based (Z-Wave or otherwise) that use biometric technology as of yet.

    That said, I had Schlage Z-Wave Locks (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KQY3MWL/ref=twister_B0B5MRN6V5?_encoding=UTF8&th=1)at my previous home integrated into Vera Plus. I had them set up to turn on the lights in the family room and entry way when activated and they would also notify me via email when someone used their key code to enter the house.

    I took them with me when I sold that home but in the new home aged bronze isn't going to work so I decided to go with polished brass to match the era and style of the house. I have three of these Z-Wave Locks going up for sale right now if interested. Let me know and I'll cut you a deal.

  • [HowTo] Using HABridge with Reactor

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