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Support for Sunnata RF Hybrid Keypads #135

Closed AP-Foundation closed 1 year ago

AP-Foundation commented 1 year ago

Hi there,

We currently have Sunnata RF Dimmers and this library is working great! Thank you. Does the library support the Sunnata RF Hybrid Keypads as well? These are the keypads with integrated dimmers. I searched around the source code and couldn't find a reference to the model numbers.

Models: RRST-HN4B-(XX) RRST-HN3RL-(XX) RRST-HN2B-(XX)

Thank you, AP

mdonoughe commented 1 year ago

I think they should work. There's a reference to Sunnata keypads here: https://github.com/gurumitts/pylutron-caseta/blob/b560e5d567af313dc1dbbed63fd7e97e2ed84bc5/pylutron_caseta/__init__.py#L48-L69

mdonoughe commented 1 year ago

If it doesn't work, try with this version of __init__.py. https://github.com/gurumitts/pylutron-caseta/blob/ad19ad0fa1c2282eb441e62b8afab7542f4cb692/pylutron_caseta/__init__.py

AP-Foundation commented 1 year ago

Thank you! Our hybrid keypads should arrive early February and we'll report back then.

AP-Foundation commented 1 year ago

Just a quick update: we installed a Sunnata Hybrid Keypad today and Home Assistant (via the Caseta integration) is able to successfully detect / command the internal dimmer. However, the keypad buttons / LEDs are not detected. I'm not familiar on the process to manually apply the patch you referenced in Home Assistant OS, but will report back once I figure that out.

We also have some regular Sunnata Keypads (without internal dimmers) and the integration does detect those keypad buttons / LEDs.

AP-Foundation commented 1 year ago

The patch worked! The Hybrid keypad now shows as two devices in Home Assistant: a "keypad" and a "light" (for the local load). I quickly tested both devices and they seem to work as expected.

For others, I was able to manually apply the patch via the console as follows (assuming you have the Lutron Caseta integration already working):

  1. Access Home Assistant OS via the console and login with user "root" and no password.
  2. Run docker exec -it $(docker ps -f name=homeassistant -q) bash, which will drop you into a bash shell
  3. Within the bash shell, run pip uninstall pylutron-caseta to remove the version of the library that is included with the integration
  4. Install latest dev branch with above patch included: pip install git+https://github.com/gurumitts/pylutron-caseta@dev
  5. Reboot via the GUI

Thanks again for the help here.

AP-Foundation commented 1 year ago

Hmm... for some odd reason the newly added keypad device just stopped responding. I tried deleting both the dimmer & keypad devices, and also reloading the Caseta integration, but now the keypad device is not being detected (just the dimmer). I suspect the Ra3 processor is acting up but I'm not sure how to debug via Home Assistant (tried rebooting both)

@mdonoughe do you have any ideas?

mdonoughe commented 1 year ago

Are you running Home Assistant Core? If you're using Home Assistant OS or something, changes you make in the container image, such as pip installing things, may be reverted by maintenance tasks. If you install into the site-packages folder in your configuration it will persist, but you'll need to remember to delete it from there later.

AP-Foundation commented 1 year ago

Ah yes -- Home Assistant OS was reverting to v0.17.1 upon system reboot / reload of the Caseta integration. Manually edited the __init__.py file and all is working again. False alarm. Thanks again.