Open TheChatty opened 3 years ago
You might be able to use something like a Window or a Window covering (blind) for this?
But this is to be used with "open" and "close", right?
You have to use a Curtain\Blinds\Shutter module and not 2 seperate switches as you might burn the motor if both actions (up\Down) would operate at the same time. If you want to control it by using a different text than open and close, you can either add a scene or dummy switches
I didn't use a "two switches config" yet - I'm using "Window Covering" from the beginning but my family dislikes the according voice commands. There is no "Curtain" etc. type in mqttthing. I was aware of other plugins but I liked the idea of keeping the plugins to a minimum.
I can only expose services defined by Apple, as listed in https://github.com/homebridge/HAP-NodeJS/blob/master/src/lib/definitions/ServiceDefinitions.ts. Is there anything more suitable there?
Pretty certain I support Window Covering already - that's the closest HomeKit comes to "curtain" I believe.
I said I'm using Window Covering. But Siri wants me to say open/close instead of up/down.
Sorry, missed that. Siri commands are entirely down to Apple. Not sure whether you can do something with the Shortcuts App?
Let me know if there's a more suitable service that you'd like to see supported in mqttthing from https://github.com/homebridge/HAP-NodeJS/blob/master/src/lib/definitions/ServiceDefinitions.ts, otherwise I'll close this.
I have a projector canvas and I could control it with two stateless switches and naming them "canvas up" and "canvas down". But then I can't see its current position (can be stopped at any height).
I'd love one element "canvas" controllable by "up", "down" and "stop".