Closed KickingAss2024 closed 5 years ago
Nothing in the openhab log?
In mqtt.conf you are using broker.url=tcp://192.168.0.4:1883
and broadlink conf "mqtt": { "host": "127.0.0.1",
Are they using same mqtt broker?
try to create a local.json in broadlink/config
and add
{
"mqtt": {
"host": "192.168.0.4"
}
}
@adtwomey did is solve the issue?
Fredrick hi, I installed the bridge and the webgui do not recognize the device. Should i enter the Broadlink device info somewhere (IP, MAC)? Can you please help. Using Openhab on RSP3+ and Broadlink RM3 mini (BTW, when i am using Broadling manager app , it recognize the device. Thank you
When this program starts. It automatically scans the network for different kind of broadlink devices. So the RM3 and RSP3 needs to be on the same network.
However... The scan is only performed at program startup. So if the device wan't available at the time it couldn't find it. Pressing the 'list devices' should show that. Under the weather, but when back on my feet I might be able to add a 're-scan for devices'.
To try before I have the time to change anything.
if you have the web gui open you might see a log event if the device was found.
@iw62 please try latest commit. I've added a rescan button to the GUI. If triggered it will rescan for broadlink devices.
New fix today to help the rescan. No feedback so closing this.
https://github.com/fbacker/broadlink-mqtt-bridge
I have don every thing I think I may of missed something can some one help
yes I have MQTT Binding (v1.x) have use mqtt fx to
and it worked.
mqtt.cfg
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in ./config there's a couple of options in default.json. Do not change this. This is the default settings that can be overwritten. Make your own file
./config/local.json
and only add and change values that you want.NOTE: Changing the default.json will break updates.