Closed wilwizard1979 closed 1 year ago
Did you install the Home Assistant Community Store (HACS)? Please install the openHASP Custom Component using HACS.
Make sure to enable Show Beta versions
and select version 0.7.0
of the openHASP component in HACS.
Thanks fvanroie, I think I lost something that I had to install this new Custom Component. I did install OpenHASP custom component at the version shown above (0.7.0) and HACS at version 1.31.0. Now I have a new problem
After rebooting, the OpenHASP Integration was auto-discovered.
I just kept the default configuration and didn´t select the path for the JSONL file.
When clicking to submit, I received the following message:
the integration could not be loaded, try to restart home assistant.
After clicking finish and re-starting Home Assistant, the integration looks like this:
Important to mention that I changed the name of the plate from the first post. Now it is called “plate_sala” which was properly found.
Hi @fvanroie, anything I could check or that I might be doing wrong?
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Describe the bug
The Sunton Display is not discovered in the MQTT in Home Assistant. Would that be an issue because the Display is still in Beta Version according to OpenHASP documentation? (Reference: https://www.openhasp.com/0.6.3/devices/sunton-screens/) The hardware part of the Display is working fine. I have even already added some buttons for testing, and this seems to work fine. I configured MQTT in the display as picture below After re-starting the Display, I can see the status of the MQTT communication ok (see picture) Also in the MQTT Explorer we see it up and running (picture) The problem is that in my MQTT Integration, nothing else than my current HASS.Agent is discovered
To Reproduce
The only simple code I have in the Display is below (just for testing)....
Expected behavior
I would expect to see my display listed in the MQTT Integration in Home Assistant
Screenshots or video
Discovery Mode Enabled