Jason Rumney
Jason Rumney
The original capture of local data had the following: ``` ({'1': False, '2': 33, '3': 195, '4': 'auto', '6': 0} ``` So '6' is the only candidate, I think it...
Eco mode and fault binary sensor have been added to the original config in 0.18.0. The second variant is still pending more information on the available modes, as the device...
> Unfortunately the API Explorer has a lot of similarly named functions which return subtly different results. The one I was after was the last one listed under the second...
The 4 values interpretation seems a possiblity, as 2398 is likely to be a voltage (239.8V). The encoding seems similar to this device: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/63519 I tried to add local support...
If you look at the code for decoding raw ElectricityTypeData the current and power are 3 bytes each. So V = 0000100100000110 = 2310 /10.0 => 231.0V I = 000000000000011111111010...
Just a thought - when these battery powered sensors wake up to send to the cloud, do they send a broadcast message on port 6666 or 6667? Could this be...
I encountered this trying to analyse a Linux kernel repository. As the size exceeds the 1GB per repository allowed by the git hosting provider, I wanted to see if there...
OK, I will mark that one as optional.
DP 26 is now optional in 0.19.0, so your device should match now.
This information is missing the local protocol indexes. Please see the README.md for hints on how to gather more information that includes these.