search

T0mWz / biodom-iq2

Biodom IQ2 Controller statistics
0 stars 0 forks source link

Instructions do not seem to work and also does Biodom use this now? #1

Open wiebeww opened 1 year ago

wiebeww commented 1 year ago

Hi,

My default settings look a lot different then described in this topic:

<Id Postfix="">{serial}</Id> <Type>**0**</Type> <BrokerHost>**mqtt.biodom27.si**</BrokerHost> <BrokerPort>**8884**</BrokerPort> <User>%somehash/id%</User>
<Password>%somehash/password%</Password> <CACert>.\Resources\Mosquitto\cert3\ca.pem</CACert> <TLSProtocol>Tls12</TLSProtocol>

I change this into: <Id Postfix="">{serial}</Id> <Type>1</Type> <BrokerHost>192.168.1.193</BrokerHost> <BrokerPort>1883</BrokerPort> <User>biodomuser</User> <Password>biodompassword</Password> <CACert></CACert> <TLSProtocol></TLSProtocol>

I can use the user/password to login with MQTT Explorer but I do not see the device appearing.

So two questions: 1: Am I doing something wrong? 2: Is Biodom also monitoring this system via MQTT and should I (somehow) add two instances into the XML-file?

My MQTT settings: image

image

Kind regards,

Wiebe

T0mWz commented 1 year ago

By default it connects to the BioDom MQTT service, but wouldn't recommend to use that one. That case, your Biodom information is worldwide readable. You have to setup your own MQTT broker, I use mosquitto in a docker container. Then you connect your Biodom to your MQTT broker and your HomeAssistant too.

wiebeww commented 1 year ago

Everything is working now, the issue was the {serial}. I the settings of the application on the 'tablet' I noticed that the serial was blank. I have now Changed this in a random description I liked 'BiodomHP' and restarted.

Now it gets published to my broker.

Thanks!

This component is really usefull to me I think! Push messages when the system is down (occurs when the Heatpump has to work hard when it is freezing outside) Turn of my heating devices when the Heatpump is defrosting, etc!