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@networkjitter Try removing the quotes around true
for the invert_sensor
key so it is interpreted as boolean.
I had tried that previously and just did again with no change in behavior. Functionality works just fine, just the reported state is opposite of actual state. Here is the log from an open and closing of the garage door (close then open initiated from the home app).
[12/11/2018, 5:40:13 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door relay to 1 [12/11/2018, 5:40:14 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door target state to 1 [12/11/2018, 5:40:29 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door [12/11/2018, 5:40:29 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door [12/11/2018, 5:40:29 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door [12/11/2018, 5:40:44 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door relay to 0 [12/11/2018, 5:40:44 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door target state to 0 [12/11/2018, 5:40:59 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door [12/11/2018, 5:41:13 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door [12/11/2018, 5:41:13 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door
@networkjitter Can you run the above in debug mode (homebridge -D
) and paste the output? Thanks!
@networkjitter I was returning the wrong status variable (it wasn't being inverted) in the callback. just published a fix - try that and see if it works.
After updating the plug-in, the behavior was the same with "invert_sensor": true
however if I remove that parameter altogether, Homekit now reports the correct status. Is this the expected behavior?
open garage door
[12/12/2018, 6:32:15 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door relay to 0
[12/12/2018, 6:32:19 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door target state to 0
[12/12/2018, 6:32:19 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is on
...
[12/12/2018, 6:32:34 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door
[12/12/2018, 6:32:35 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is off
close garage door
[12/12/2018, 6:33:09 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door relay to 1
[12/12/2018, 6:33:11 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door target state to 1
[12/12/2018, 6:33:23 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is off
...
[12/12/2018, 6:33:26 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door
[12/12/2018, 6:33:27 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is on
@networkjitter Glad it works, but that isn't the expected behavior :-). I just published a new version to npm with some additional debug messages - can you run the same sequence above in debug mode and paste the output? Thanks!
Apologies for the delay. After updating, still working as desired with "invert_sensor:false". Log output below.
open garage door
[1/3/2019, 6:43:00 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door relay to 0
[1/3/2019, 6:43:03 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door target state to 0
[1/3/2019, 6:43:03 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is on
[1/3/2019, 6:43:03 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Got event for Garage Door (XXXXXX)
[1/3/2019, 6:43:03 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Got event for Garage Door (XXXXXX)
[1/3/2019, 6:43:03 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Got event for Garage Door (XXXXXX)
[1/3/2019, 6:43:04 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Got event for Garage Door (XXXXXX)
[1/3/2019, 6:43:20 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Got event for Garage Door (XXXXXX)
[1/3/2019, 6:43:23 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door
[1/3/2019, 6:43:23 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door
[1/3/2019, 6:43:23 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door
[1/3/2019, 6:43:24 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Invert sensor: false
[1/3/2019, 6:43:24 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is off, currentState: 0
[1/3/2019, 6:43:25 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Invert sensor: false
[1/3/2019, 6:43:25 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is off, currentState: 0
[1/3/2019, 6:43:26 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Invert sensor: false
[1/3/2019, 6:43:26 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is off, currentState: 0
close garage door
[1/3/2019, 6:45:36 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door relay to 1
[1/3/2019, 6:45:38 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Setting Garage Door target state to 1
[1/3/2019, 6:45:51 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is off
[1/3/2019, 6:45:51 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Got event for Garage Door (XXXXXX)
[1/3/2019, 6:45:51 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Got event for Garage Door (XXXXXX)
[1/3/2019, 6:45:51 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Got event for Garage Door (XXXXXX)
[1/3/2019, 6:45:53 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Got event for Garage Door (XXXXXX)
[1/3/2019, 6:45:58 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door
[1/3/2019, 6:45:59 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Invert sensor: false
[1/3/2019, 6:45:59 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is on, currentState: 1
[1/3/2019, 6:46:09 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Got event for Garage Door (XXXXXX)
[1/3/2019, 6:46:11 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door
[1/3/2019, 6:46:11 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Getting sensor state for Garage Door
[1/3/2019, 6:46:12 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Invert sensor: false
[1/3/2019, 6:46:12 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is on, currentState: 1
[1/3/2019, 6:46:12 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Invert sensor: false
[1/3/2019, 6:46:12 PM] [Insteon Local Platform] Garage Door sensor is on, currentState: 1
Cheers
@networkjitter Hmmmm....let me look into this a bit more and make sure that invert is doing what I expect. Seemed to work for me with some degree of testing. One thing for sure is that the current code generates alot of Insteon traffic - will fix that too :-).
@networkjitter Just pushed a fix that should address this. Had an if
that wasn't always evaluating as expected (was really strange). Should be fixed now.
Closing due to inactivity.
I believe my Iolinc setup is fairly standard and works as expected in the Insteon app, however the status displayed in the Home app is backwards. (i.e. shows open when the garage is closed). My sensor is closed when the door is fully closed and open when open. This corresponds to the status of the Iolinc to be "on" when open (red status in the Insteon app) and "off" when closed (gray).
Whether I configure this parameter or not the behavior in the home app is the same. What am I missing here?
{ "name": "Garage Door", "deviceID": "4Dxxxx", "dimmable": "no", "deviceType": "iolinc", "gdo_delay": "15", "invert_sensor": "true" },