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Integration for Olarm devices created by a BSC(Computer Science and Mathematics) student.
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[Bug]: Missing Sensors #121

Open Chris-777 opened 3 weeks ago

Chris-777 commented 3 weeks ago

Contact Details

cdednam+github@gmail.com

What happened?

I've been using this integration for a while now with my EVO192 and had a persistent issue where only the 1st 37 zones binary sensors are created. However the bypass switches for all 64 zones are created. Any ideas?

Version

2.3.1

Relevant log output form Home Assistant

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This error originated from a custom integration.

Logger: olarm_api_rainepretorius
Source: custom_components/olarm_sensors/coordinator.py:132
integration: Olarm Sensors (documentation, issues)
First occurred: 15:22:04 (129 occurrences)
Last logged: 16:05:14

Olarm sensors error for device (The Farm): list index out of range
rainepretorius commented 3 weeks ago

I will have to check to see. I no longer have an Olarm to test with.. I replaced it with an esp32 and Paradox Alarm Interface.

witc-git commented 3 weeks ago

I will have to check to see. I no longer have an Olarm to test with.. I replaced it with an esp32 and Paradox Alarm Interface.

Would you mind doing a write-up of your setup for others who are tired of waiting for Olarm? Do you think it will work with both the ESP and Olarm simultaneously? (Security company uses Olarm to monitor)

drzoidberg33 commented 3 weeks ago

I replaced it with an esp32 and Paradox Alarm Interface.

I will have to check to see. I no longer have an Olarm to test with.. I replaced it with an esp32 and Paradox Alarm Interface.

Would you mind doing a write-up of your setup for others who are tired of waiting for Olarm? Do you think it will work with both the ESP and Olarm simultaneously? (Security company uses Olarm to monitor)

I too moved away from this integration a while ago (the Olarm API sucks for realtime use).

I'm also using an ESP32-based solution using PAI. I'm using the Serial over IP connection option: https://github.com/ParadoxAlarmInterface/pai/wiki/Connection-methods

I wanted to keep my Olarm hardware but couldn't get both the ESP32 and the Olarm to work reliably over a single serial connection on my original MG5050 panel, so I upgraded mine to the MG5050+ which has two serial pinouts. Now I still have a working Olarm (which I might decommission as some point) and the ESP32 on the same panel and it's been very reliable.

@witc-git the link I provided for API should have all the info you need but if you have any questions feel free to ask.