Closed Idomo closed 1 year ago
I've created the Custom timers specifically for that: https://github.com/nitaybz/homebridge-switcher-platform#custom-timers
@nitaybz, I have tested this, but it didn't provide me with any "virtual switch" as described in the docs. You may tell me if there is anything I haven't configured correctly:
"platforms": [
{
"name": "Switcher Platform",
"debug": false,
"secondsToRemove": 0,
"devices": [
{
"identifier": "Switcher V4 XXX",
"accessoryType": "switch"
}
],
"customTimers": [
{
"identifier": "Switcher V4 XXX",
"shutdownMinutes": 30
},
{
"identifier": "Switcher V4 XXX",
"shutdownMinutes": 90
}
],
"_bridge": {
"username": "...",
"port": 123
},
"platform": "SwitcherPlatform"
}
]
*I've tried also removing the "accessoryType"
setting as you've mentioned it's available only for boiler, but same result - nothing.
Hi @nitaybz, first thing, thank you for creating this plugin (wish I was find it earlier).
I'm into making the usage of the HomeKit more automated by creating a shortcut that will check the boiler temperature and allow me to turn on the boiler for X minuets in certain conditions.
So far I was able to make it all except of the part of the waiting between the "Turn on" and the "Turn off"; With the "valve" type I couldn't add the device to any automation even tho it supporting custom timer (it doesn't appears in the devices' list), so I had to use the "switch" type, but the "Wait" function doesn't work for more than a few seconds and I couldn't find any other way to set a timer for a "switch"...
I'd like to know if you have any suggestion to how to implement this action (turn on with a timer from a given time) or if there is any possibility to add support for this in the plugin itself.
Thanks, Ido.