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HP Printer Integration
HP Printer integration for Home Assistant
Description
Configuration support multiple HP Printer devices through Configuration -> Integrations
How to set it up:
Look for "HP Printers Integration" and install
Requirements
- HP Printer supporting XML API
to check printer's compatibility to the component try to get to the printer's XML API (replace placeholder with real IP / Hostname):
http://{IP}//DevMgmt/ProductStatusDyn.xml
Basic configuration
- Configuration should be done via Configuration -> Integrations.
- In case you are already using that integration with YAML Configuration - please remove it
- Integration supports multiple devices
- In the setup form, the following details are mandatory:
- Name - Unique
- Host (or IP)
- Upon submitting the form of creating an integration, a request to the printer will take place and will cause failure in case:
- Unsupported API
- Invalid server details - when cannot reach host
Settings for Monitoring interfaces, devices, tracked devices and update interval
Configuration -> Integrations -> {Integration} -> Options
Name - Unique
Host (or IP)
Update Interval: Textbox, number of seconds to update entities, default=60
Log level: Drop-down list, change component's log level (more details below), default=Default
Should store responses?: Check-box, saves XML and JSON files for debugging purpose, default=False
Log Level's drop-down
New feature to set the log level for the component without need to set log_level in customization: and restart or call manually logger.set_level and loose it after restart.
Upon startup or integration's option update, based on the value chosen, the component will make a service call to logger.set_level for that component with the desired value,
In case Default option is chosen, flow will skip calling the service, after changing from any other option to Default, it will not take place automatically, only after restart
Store responses
Stores the XML and JSON of each request and final JSON to files, Path in CONFIG_PATH/*, Files that will be generated (Prefix to the file is name of the integration):
- ProductUsageDyn.XML - Raw XML from HP Printer of Usage Details
- ProductUsageDyn.json - JSON based on the Raw XML of Usage Details after transformed by the component
- ConsumableConfigDyn.XML - Raw XML from HP Printer of consumable details
- ConsumableConfigDyn.json - JSON based on the Raw XML of consumable details after transformed by the component
- ProductConfigDyn.XML - Raw XML from HP Printer of Config Details
- ProductConfigDyn.json - JSON based on the Raw XML of Config Details after transformed by the component
- Final.json - JSON based on the 2 JSONs above, merged into simpler data structure for the HA to create sensor based on
Components:
Device status - Binary Sensor
State: connected?
Printer details - Sensor
State: # of pages printed
Attributes:
Color - # of printed documents using color cartridges
Monochrome - # of printed documents using black cartridges
Jams - # of print jobs jammed
Cancelled - # of print jobs that were cancelled
Scanner details - Sensor (For AIO only)
State: # of pages scanned
Attributes:
ADF - # of scanned documents from the ADF
Duplex - # of scanned documents from the ADF using duplex mode
Flatbed - # of scanned documents from the flatbed
Jams - # of scanned jammed
Mispick - # of scanned documents failed to take the document from the feeder
Cartridges details - Sensor (Per cartridge)
State: Remaining level %
Attributes:
Color
Type - Ink / Toner / Print head
Station - Position of the cartridge
Product Number
Serial Number
Manufactured By
Manufactured At
Warranty Expiration Date
Installed At