Closed Cyrille556 closed 3 years ago
Make sure you run the command in the plug in directory, its probably "/usr/local/lib/node_modules/homebridge-roomba2". Basically run "npm root -g" and what ever that returns just add "/homebridge-roomba2". Then run getrobotpwd from there.
Thanks for help but I can't do what you advise me to do, I still have the same problem
Configuration is OK, including blid and robotpswd, but accesory is "not responding".
Thanks for help but I can't do what you advise me to do, I still have the same problem
Change your directory to homebridge-roomba2...Then run the command from there.
I have the same problem. Followed these instructions:
CD into where your plugins are installed. You can find this by typing npm root -g Type sudo npm run getrobotpwd 192.168.x.xxx Follow the instructions on screen Use the credentials from above, to fill into Homebridge. (Config template below):
Are you having the same issues as this person below?
Hello, I have just redone my homebridge installation and I can no longer configure the plug-in, Roomba2 several error message is displayed in the configuration terminal. Help me please
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This is what I see:
Make sure you CD into where your plugins are installed. You can find this by typing npm root -g
How do I do this in terminal? I tried entering in the command: cd /usr/local/lib/node_modules then running the get password command, but I still get the same error. What am I missing?
From previous...
Make sure you run the command in the plug in directory, its probably "/usr/local/lib/node_modules/homebridge-roomba2". Basically run "npm root -g" and what ever that returns just add "/homebridge-roomba2". Then run getrobotpwd from there.
Thank you! Got it! Thanks!
Wait, there's nothing listed there that says 'model'. But it's a field I have to fill out in the settings. What do I put. M6?
Here is my config:
{ "name": "Miss Vroom", "model": "i7", "blid": "4****E", "robotpwd": ":1:1K", "ipaddress": "192.168.1.63", "autoRefreshEnabled": true, "keepAliveEnabled": true, "dockContactSensor": true, "binContactSensor": true, "cacheTTL": 30, "accessory": "Roomba2" }
I don’t think it matters the plug-in doesn’t officially support anything above the 900s. It’s just a value it passes on to homebridge... it’s a formality thing
Ok great. Cheers!
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I don’t think it matters the plug-in don’t officially support anything above the 900s. It’s just a value it passes on to homebridge
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@Chennyisafrag having issues with my M6 mop. Getting constant 'no response' in HomeKit. Just noticed in the Eve app it says battery for my M6 mop is at 0% but Roomba says 100%. I wonder if this is the issue for the constants ‘no response’ I’m getting for this accessory? The plugin is not reading the percentage properly? And therefore it’s giving me a no response?
Confirmed. In Homebridge, it registers as 'not charging' and at 0%. BUT, it is actually 100% charged and works if I hit the power button in Homebridge. Hmmm..
@skazzyskills make sure you have a static IP set to the M6... you can try messing with the cache settings to make it more stable...
IP is static. Works fine in the homebridge interface. The hangup is the translation into HomeKit. Definitely has something to do with requesting the status of the battery. It’s coming through at 0% rather than 100% and because of this I think it’s getting the no response.
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@skazzyskills make sure you have a static IP set to the M6... you can try messing with the cache settings to make it more stable...
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I don’t see any other solutions... it’s been a while since the project was updated... I’m sure it’s something you can overlook since the M6 has recharge and resume.
@Chennyisafrag Hello, i'm a new user for homebridge, and i would to start with this plugin, but i have the same problem like you have show to us in one of your previous message. My question is in homebridge where i can find the "the plug in directory" because in the the Terminal this the cmd
From previous...
Make sure you run the command in the plug in directory, its probably "/usr/local/lib/node_modules/homebridge-roomba2". Basically run "npm root -g" and what ever that returns just add "/homebridge-roomba2". Then run getrobotpwd from there.
Here you can find what i have when i follow your instruction
if you can help me that should be great.
@brufal Would recommend watching or reading a couple get started with Linux/Raspbian materials. But to solve your issue you need to put "cd" in front of the directory you want to move to. In your case, it would be "cd /usr/local/lib/node_modules/ homebridge-roomba2"
@Chennyisafrag Thanks for your first help, i have just try your cmd suggest, but i receive the following answer
Remove the space between node_modules/ and homebridge-roomba2.
i receive an answer was : "No such file or directory"
Just to confirm... Is the plug-in install in homebridge?
Yes of course. @Chennyisafrag I am not a pro, but I know to do some basic tips and install before try to configure is always better ahaha ;-)
Just cd into “ /usr/local/lib/node_modules” then run “dir” and check if homebridge-roomba2 is there
I have try your cmd and this is the result 👇🏼
You need a space between cd and the directory you wish to go to
I have the same things with the space
Lol... auto correct
?? Where?
I have find the mistake between “usr” and “user”
@Chennyisafrag hey thanks to your help I have finished successfully the setting of my Roomba I haven’t tested yet but now I can see it in my app Home. i’m going to try it today. I am a French guy so sorry if we have some delay between an answer because we have a different time zone
Great! Make sure you set a static IP for the Roomba on your router.
Hello, I have just redone my homebridge installation and I can no longer configure the plug-in, Roomba2 several error message is displayed in the configuration terminal. Help me please