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ZTE MC801A, MC888, MC889 Home assistant addon
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Setup as per instructions failing to get data points #10

Open jezzaw007 opened 8 months ago

jezzaw007 commented 8 months ago

I have created the folders and amended the configuration.yaml as per instruction, commented out switch in favor of command_line and rebooted HA. The sensors and switch are created.

I edited the IP and password in zte_tool.py are correct. Not sure if this is a script issue or if its a configuration issue, look forward to your guidance:

Logger: homeassistant.components.command_line.utils Source: components/command_line/utils.py:54 Integration: Command Line (documentation, issues) Command failed (with return code 1): /usr/local/bin/python /config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py 1 Command failed (with return code 1): /usr/local/bin/python /config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py 3 Command failed (with return code 1): /usr/local/bin/python /config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py 6

I think this because i use HAOS and python is located at /usr/bin/python symlinks do not save on reboot, I amended the script but not sure what else I need to check to get it to work, thanks

rafalpietrzakio commented 6 months ago

Same issue here unfortunately (with exact same errors); using docker-based image of newest HA on my Synology NAS. Did you manage to fix this? I'm trying to reverse engineer it right now and run outside HA, I have some issues with the cookie return (no key 'stok' in there) for MC889

ngarafol commented 6 months ago

@jezzaw007 @rafalpietrzakio Guys, can you please check if latest PR fixes the issue?

rafalpietrzakio commented 5 months ago

I've just tried again.

  1. Added Lines to my configuration.yaml
  2. Updated the zte_tool.py #300 to my credentials
  3. Uploaded the sensors, python_scripts, command_line and switch folders to my main home assistant config

I see the sensors in the dev tools but all data is unavailable/unknown. Note that I've used the 192.168.254.1 IP which is the IP of MC889 modem I have

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ngarafol commented 5 months ago

What is the output of:

python config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py 3

(or modify path to where your zte_tool.py is and run the command)

rafalpietrzakio commented 5 months ago

I did it inside of my docker terminal of the home assistant and got this. Maybe I did it wrong?

homeassistant-home-assistant1:/config# python python_scripts/zte_tool.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py", line 301, in
ha_select = int(sys.argv[1]) 


IndexError: list index out of range
rafalpietrzakio commented 5 months ago

I've manually changed the ha_select to 3 (zteInfo) ha_select = 3 instead of ha_select = int(sys.argv[1])

Now the output is actual data from the router.

{ "wa_inner_version":"BD_PLKPLMC889V1.0.0B13", "cr_version":"", "network_type":"ENDC", "rssi":"", "rscp":"", "rmcc":"260", "rmnc":"2", "enodeb_id":"47489", "lte_rsrq":"-11", "lte_rsrp":"-100", "Z5g_snr":"", "Z5g_rsrp":"-93", "ZCELLINFO_band":"", "Z5g_dlEarfcn":"", "lte_ca_pcell_arfcn":"", "lte_ca_pcell_band":"7", "lte_ca_scell_band":"1", "lte_ca_pcell_bandwidth":"15.0", "lte_ca_scell_info":"", "lte_ca_scell_bandwidth":"15.0", "wan_lte_ca":"ca_activated", "lte_pci":"101", "Z5g_CELL_ID":"", "Z5g_SINR":"7.5", "cell_id":"4748924", "wan_lte_ca":"ca_activated", "lte_ca_pcell_band":"7", "lte_ca_pcell_bandwidth":"15.0", "lte_ca_scell_band":"1", "lte_ca_scell_bandwidth":"15.0", "lte_ca_pcell_arfcn":"", "lte_ca_scell_arfcn":"", "lte_multi_ca_scell_info":"1,396,1,1,225,15.0;2,293,1,1,225,15.0;3,227,2,3,1599,10.0", "wan_active_band":"LTEBAND7", "nr5g_pci":"125", "nr5g_action_band":"n1", "nr5g_cell_id":"", "lte_snr":"7.2", "ecio":"", "wan_active_channel":"3175", "nr5g_action_channel":"426050", "ngbr_cell_info":"REDACTED", "monthly_tx_bytes":"2153724263", "monthly_rx_bytes":"36731967594", "lte_pci":"101", "lte_pci_lock":"", "lte_earfcn_lock":"", "wan_ipaddr":"REDACTED", "wan_apn":"internet", "pm_sensor_mdm":"", "pm_modem_5g":"", "nr5g_pci":"125", "nr5g_action_channel":"426050", "nr5g_action_band":"n1", "Z5g_SINR":"7.5", "Z5g_rsrp":"-93", "wan_active_band":"LTEBAND7", "wan_active_channel":"3175", "wan_lte_ca":"ca_activated", "lte_multi_ca_scell_info":"1,396,1,1,225,15.0;2,293,1,1,225,15.0;3,227,2,3,1599,10.0", "cell_id":"4748924", "dns_mode":"auto", "prefer_dns_manual":"", "standby_dns_manual":"", "network_type":"ENDC", "rmcc":"260", "rmnc":"2", "lte_rsrq":"-11", "lte_rssi":"-70", "lte_rsrp":"-100", "lte_snr":"7.2", "wan_lte_ca":"ca_activated", "lte_ca_pcell_band":"7", "lte_ca_pcell_bandwidth":"15.0", "lte_ca_scell_band":"1", "lte_ca_scell_bandwidth":"15.0", "lte_ca_pcell_arfcn":"", "lte_ca_scell_arfcn":"", "wan_ipaddr":"REDACTED", "static_wan_ipaddr":"", "opms_wan_mode":"LTE_BRIDGE", "opms_wan_auto_mode":"AUTO_LTE_GATEWAY", "ppp_status":"ppp_connected", "loginfo":"ok", "realtime_time":"25496", "signalbar":"5" }

ngarafol commented 5 months ago

I did it inside of my docker terminal of the home assistant and got this. Maybe I did it wrong?

homeassistant-home-assistant1:/config# python python_scripts/zte_tool.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "/config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py", line 301, in ha_select = int(sys.argv[1]) ~~~~^^^ IndexError: list index out of range

Just to be clear, did you try python python_scripts/zte_tool.py 3 -> integer 3 is at the end of the line. That would translate to value of ha_select = int(sys.argv[1]) and it should work

rafalpietrzakio commented 5 months ago

Ah, right. Actually I get the response as above, so it seem to be working. Although all sensors have unavailable / unknown data. My HomeAssistant log says this:

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ngarafol commented 5 months ago

It is strange that "cell_id" would return as None, and it is clearly visible in output...

I would suggest you edit https://github.com/Kajkac/ZTE-MC-Home-assistant/blob/master/sensors/sensors.yaml#L63

to:

value_template: "{{ state_attr('sensor.zte_router_info', 'cell_id') |default(0) |int(base=16) }}"

Mind the indentation. This should set default value to 0 :)

rafalpietrzakio commented 5 months ago

Still doesn't work unfortunately

YichGa commented 4 months ago

Hi everyone,

any news on this issue? Have the same issue with MC888 at the moment on HA Green.

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Thank you in advance,

Robert

YichGa commented 4 months ago

Hi, just wanted to update you that I managed to get the data from sensors to display:

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1st issue I had, the zte_tool_py wasn't running because it would stop at the 1st line "import requests" since it wasn't installed. Sorted by:

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2nd issue when trying to run python python_scripts/zte_tool.py 3 was

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Sorted by adding empty "" zteInstance = zteRouter("192.168.0.1", "", "PASSWORD")

After that I could run the script and got the sensors to show values

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New to this so I would like to apologize if the explanation is a bit messy.

Before all this I had to add to configuration.yaml: python_script: like explained at https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/python_script/

Kleimo83 commented 3 months ago

Hi, just wanted to update you that I managed to get the data from sensors to display:

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1st issue I had, the zte_tool_py wasn't running because it would stop at the 1st line "import requests" since it wasn't installed. Sorted by:

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2nd issue when trying to run python python_scripts/zte_tool.py 3 was

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Sorted by adding empty "" zteInstance = zteRouter("192.168.0.1", "", "PASSWORD")

After that I could run the script and got the sensors to show values

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New to this so I would like to apologize if the explanation is a bit messy.

Before all this I had to add to configuration.yaml: python_script: like explained at https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/python_script/

I am having the same issue but can you clarify that you also edited the configuration.yaml? If so what did you add?

YichGa commented 3 months ago

Hi, here is my configuration.yaml

Loads default set of integrations. Do not remove.

default_config:

Load frontend themes from the themes folder

frontend: themes: !include_dir_merge_named themes

python_script: automation: !include automations.yaml script: !include scripts.yaml scene: !include scenes.yaml sensor: !include_dir_merge_list sensors/

switch: !include_dir_merge_list switch/

command_line: !include_dir_merge_list command_line/

logger: default: info

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marijolis commented 3 months ago

was able to run "python -m pip install requests" via add-on "Advanced SSH & Web Terminal", if it helps someone.

ben423423n32j14e commented 2 months ago

I use HASSIO

I chose to add the Python requests module via a Python virtual environment.

1) python3 -m venv /config/python_scripts/python_requests_virtual_environment

2) source /config/python_scripts/python_requests_virtual_environment/bin/activate

3) pip3 install requests

Then modify the zte_tool.py file:

Move import sys to the top of the file and put this line under it. The top of my zte_tool.py file looks like this:

import sys sys.path.append('/config/python_scripts/python_requests_virtual_environment/lib/python3.12/site-packages')