Philipp Grimm
Philipp Grimm
Cover is driving all the way up or down until end position, if a small position correction is needed
Hello @JSchmid6, thanks for your contribution. Unfortunately, I don't have a proper testing environment yet. It's under development ;-). And I'm wondering if your fix would work for everyone. Would...
Cover is driving all the way up or down until end position, if a small position correction is needed
@mkaufmann can you tell us what to adapt? In the meantime I will takeover this change into feature-branch and test it.
Cover is driving all the way up or down until end position, if a small position correction is needed
I've merged it now into [feature-branch](https://github.com/grimmpp/home-assistant-eltako/tree/feature-branch). Can you please test it?
Cover is driving all the way up or down until end position, if a small position correction is needed
Funnily, the command is implemented but the one with seconds is used. https://github.com/grimmpp/eltako14bus/blob/38ceae7a068c46905c5735974a83f860dd26c95c/eltakobus/eep.py#L1100 But only used for receiving the status not for sending the command. https://github.com/grimmpp/home-assistant-eltako/blob/45418fd98c38feedb0ac9dd6df64d4654b9b5690/custom_components/eltako/cover.py#L197 Maybe you can try...
Cover is driving all the way up or down until end position, if a small position correction is needed
Yes, there are changes in it. You can see them [here](https://github.com/grimmpp/home-assistant-eltako/pull/120/files#diff-8e83e8a86f6ccc269aa7400ad19bb83477a791587f91706e8684bf3b26d4c8a8). What problems did you discover?
Can you try configure it as PioTek FAM-USB 515. This ist actually the same. https://github.com/grimmpp/home-assistant-eltako/tree/main/docs/gateways#piotek-enocean-multigateway-usblanwifi
behind the `device_type` is actually more or less a template which preconfigures the gateway. `device_type: enocean-usb300` is for wireless gateways pluged in via USB and talking ESP3 protocol `device_type: mgw-lan`...
Did you find out how to specify the serial_port? https://pyserial.readthedocs.io/en/stable/examples.html `Each serial port becomes available as one TCP/IP server. e.g. /dev/ttyUSB0 is reachable at :7000.` Have you tried: `192.168.2.7:20109`
Can you try out: ``` - id: 2 base_id: FF-9F-5E-80 device_type: mgw-lan # esp3 protocol + uses address and port field instead of serial_path address: 192.168.2.7 port: 20109 devices: ```...
Are you actually sure that the port matches?