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Sonoff POW #16

Closed hshir closed 5 years ago

hshir commented 6 years ago

Hi there I have installed this device handler using POW sonoff, unfotunately, nothing is working, its all blanks and refresh doesn't do anything. Is this suppose to work with POW

Thx Hillel

BrettSheleski commented 6 years ago

I have not yet testing with the Sonoff POW, however it should have basic functionality. I would like to implement the Power Meter capability (see http://docs.smartthings.com/en/latest/capabilities-reference.html#power-meter) for this module type, but have not implemented it yet.

Can you provide screenshots of your setup?

jaysuk commented 5 years ago

I would be interested in the position meter capability. I can confirm that your code gives basic functionality.

I would be happy to test any changes you make

BrettSheleski commented 5 years ago

I do actually have one of these devices, just have yet to actually use it, much less make a SmartThings Device Handler for it.

Since this is mainly a monitor of power whose status should automatically be updated, it will need to rely on the SmartApp, and a way of communicating to the SmartApp. One way of doing so would be to use Node-Red.

jaysuk commented 5 years ago

I already use node-red to monitor the current and do something with it. I was just hoping to start to migrate my home automation to smartthings

BrettSheleski commented 5 years ago

I too would prefer everything in SmartThings, but until the Tasmota firmware updates SmartThings directly, we'll need a little help from something.

Node-Red works for my needs.

There's also a SmartThings to MQTT bridge project on GitHub here. You may also be able to use it in some way. Perhaps that project could be forced to specifically target Tasmota devices and device handlers.

hshir commented 5 years ago

Hi there

Any new regarding the power reading in ST?

Thx Hillel

BrettSheleski commented 5 years ago

Nope