Closed ThisIsQasim closed 5 months ago
I'd recommend using something like homebridge-mqttthing for such customizations.
Thanks for the pointer. Do you know if can adjust the range of brightness expose in z2m from 1-255 to 1-100 as expected by HomeKit?
I see there is an apply
function in mqttthing that should do the trick. Thanks again for the pointer and the awesome plugin. Cheers!
For anyone interested, following is the config I ended up using. Works great.
{
"type": "fan",
"name": "Fan",
"url": "mqtt://broker-address:1883",
"username": "username",
"password": "password",
"topics": {
"getOnline": "zigbee2mqtt/Fan/availability$.state",
"getOn": "zigbee2mqtt/Fan$.state",
"setOn": "zigbee2mqtt/Fan/set/state",
"getRotationSpeed": {
"topic": "zigbee2mqtt/Fan$.brightness",
"apply": "return Math.round( message / 2.54 );"
},
"setRotationSpeed": {
"topic": "zigbee2mqtt/Fan/set/brightness",
"apply": "return Math.round( message * 2.54 );"
}
},
"onlineValue": "online",
"offlineValue": "offline",
"onValue": "ON",
"offValue": "OFF",
"accessory": "mqttthing"
}
That said I am still using this z2m plugin for everything else so thanks again for the awesome plugin and the amazing support.
Problem description
I have a dimmable fan connected to a dimmer switch. It works fine but the switch shows up as a Light instead of a Fan.
Suggested solution
I would rather have it displayed as a fan. I believe the homekit v1 Fan can be easily mapped since it only has an on off service and a rotation speed service which can be mapped to the brightness attribute. Do you think it makes sense to add overrides?
Alternative solutions
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Additional context / information
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