Open rckingsley opened 3 weeks ago
Hey there @icebotyt, mind taking a look at this issue as it has been labeled with an integration (linear_garage_door
) you are listed as a code owner for? Thanks!
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My intent is to use Home Assistant (which I already use to control switches / plugs / sensors) to be able to open/close the garage door. I currently have a sensor that detects whether the garage door is open or not, but cannot remotely open/close it. My preference is to have a single app to handle all of my home automation devices and such.Thanks.Rick KingsleyOn Aug 19, 2024, at 3:21 PM, IceBotYT @.***> wrote:Hi, I appreciate the report. Do you use this/this app to control your garage door? This is what the integration was intended for. If you use a different app, could you send a link to it here? I recently added support for the new Nice G.O. app releasing in 2024.9.0.
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Okay. What did you use previously to control these garage doors remotely before switching to Home Assistant? This may be an issue for the Z-Wave integration you use.
This integration (linear_garage_door
) is for users who use the app I linked above.
Nothing until now. A few weeks ago I tried a different Z-wave switch (Zooz), but that switch disabled my wall switch (which is unacceptable), so I returned it and am now trying the Linear.This is my first attempt. Until this, the garage door was (and still is) controlled either by a wall switch or remotes in the cars.The Home Assistant website has a page dedicated to the Linear garage door integration, and that website was what I used to attempt to add that integration. For all of my other Zwave devices, just pairing the device to my HA system automatically generated entities that would control the device - but not in this case.Rick KingsleyOn Aug 19, 2024, at 4:46 PM, IceBotYT @.***> wrote:Okay. What did you use previously to control these garage doors remotely? This may be an issue for the Z-Wave integration you use. This integration (linear_garage_door) is for users who use the app I linked above.
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Okay. What Z-Wave integration do you use?
And what model garage door opener do you use? Is this something you added onto your garage door?
I am not sure what yo are asking in the 1st question.
As I noted in my original request, I am using the ‘Home Assistant’ product for my home automation.
Normally, when I pair a Zwave device to my HA system, devices and entities are created that I can use to control those devices. However, when I paired the GoControl to my Zwave stick, although ’some’ entities were created (like Ping, Last Seen, Status, etc.), there was nothing created that would actually allow me to ’tell’ the GoControl device to open/close the door.
I then went to the ‘Linear Garage Door https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/linear_garage_door/’ page on the Home Assistant website and attempted to add that integration to my HA system. However, it due to some sort of authentication issue (I guess) with VeSync (which apparently is needed for me to install that integration). I did create a userid and password for VeSync, and added the VeSync integration, but I now get an ‘unknown error’ message after I enter the requested userid/password.
My garage door opener is a Chamberlain Liftmaster model 3575S.
Note that the problem I am facing doesn’t appear to have anything to do with the type of garage door opener I have. Since I can’t get my Hope Assistance setup to actually create an entity that will allow me to ‘ask’ the GoControl to open/close the garage door (and Home Assistant doesn’t have a clue what kind of opener I have), it is unlikely that “any” brand of opener would work with the way things are right now.
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Okay. What Z-Wave integration do you use?
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Hey there @home-assistant/z-wave, mind taking a look at this issue as it has been labeled with an integration (zwave_js
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Please provide diagnostic information from the device added when you added the zwave garage door opener to ha.
Will have to restore an old backup and do it again. The only diagnostic information I currently have is when trying to install the Linear integration from the Home Assistant website - using the VeSync integration that (apparently) is required for the Linear integration.Hopefully will get the standard Zwave integration diagnostic in the next couple of days.Rick KingsleyOn Aug 21, 2024, at 10:54 PM, Joakim Plate @.***> wrote: Please provide diagnostic information from the device added when you added the zwave garage door opener to ha.
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I am honestly not sure where the link between vesync and linear comes from. They are 2 different companies doing different things.
@rckingsley If you have one of the GoControl Z-Wave GD00Z-X devices, it works with the Z-Wave integration not the Linear integration. That Linear integration presumably works with their line of smart GDOs as it requires a mobile app.
The description of your problem does not sound like any kind of HA issue. I'd suggest seeking help from the community forums or Discord. Most likely the device was included without security, meaning you are either missing the required security keys, or there was an error during inclusion and it needs to be excluded and re-included. The support channels can help you with that instead of here.
Something else is going on here.
Quite a while ago, I had connected a Z-Wave sensor (Zooz ZSE11), and it worked great (showing light, movement, temperature, humidity). A few weeks ago, it "disappeared", so many of my Home Assistant cards and automations showed errors.
When I unpaired an repaired that sensor, the 'new' configuration showed basically the same thing as what I saw when I tried to pair the GoControl garage door opener. It just showed a "Node nn" device, with 3 entities (Ping, last seen, and node status). The manufacture, model, type were all showing as "unknown".
It is almost as though Home Assistant isn't seeing (or ignoring) the data coming from the Z-wave device when it is being paired.
Is it possible that since I am using an older Z-Wave stick (Aeotec ZW090 Z-Stick Gen5) and I have to manually pair the Z-Wave device to the stick (instead of doing it through Home Assistant) is causing Home Assistant to not get all of the information it needs? A different Z-wave device also 'disappeared', but when I manually un-paired/re-paired that device, everything worked fine.
Needless to say, I don't have a clue how to proceed...
The problem
I'm attempting to integrate a Linear (GoControl) Zwave garage door controller into my Home Assistant environment. The physical device is installed, and is paired with my Zwave stick. However, the only entities that are provided (after pairing the opener) are 'Ping', 'Last Seen', and 'Status' (and 7 other miscellaneous diagnostic entities). There is nothing provided that actually will tell the opener to open/close the garage door.
I also tried (from the Home Assistant website) adding the Linear Garage Door integration, but it asked me to sign in. After some digging, I found that (apparently) it wants a login to the 'VeSync' site, so I created a userid/password, and added the VeSync integration to my Home Assistant environment. When I attempted the Linear integration again, after entering my VeSync credentials, I get an "Unexpected error".
Note: I tried to drag/drop the VeSync debug log, but it wouldn't allow it.
What version of Home Assistant Core has the issue?
core-2024.8.2
What was the last working version of Home Assistant Core?
core-2024.8.2
What type of installation are you running?
Home Assistant OS
Integration causing the issue
Linear Garage Door
Link to integration documentation on our website
https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/linear_garage_door/
Diagnostics information
I tried to drag/drop the VeSync debug log, but this website wouldn't allow it.
Example YAML snippet
Anything in the logs that might be useful for us?
Additional information
n/a