Device states after power up

[khorner116]

System recovery code I've written handles the loss of Wifi and/or Sinric fine and reconnects. I have a question about the operation of SinricPro.restoreDeviceStates(true).

When I issue that call, does it send messages for each device that are picked up by my OnPowerState routines? I need to know the status of a switch device on the server after I reboot.

thanks

[kakopappa]

Hello,

The server sends the last known state to each device id you have specified

https://github.com/sinricpro/esp8266-esp32-sdk/blob/master/examples/Switch/Switch/Switch.ino#L105

so OnPowerState will be called with the last known state for each device.

Alternative option is to store the values in the SPIFF / EEPROM and handle it

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System recovery code I've written handles the loss of Wifi and/or Sinric fine and reconnects. I have a question about the operation of SinricPro.restoreDeviceStates(true).

When I issue that call, does it send messages for each device that are picked up by my OnPowerState routines? I need to know the status of a switch device on the server after I reboot.

thanks

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[khorner116]

There still seems to be an issue. If I turn the switch on or off from the Sinric App, I get a trigger of the onPowerState event as below..

13:13:30.445 -> Device 63616a9a333d12dd2ae2a684 turned on (via SinricPro) 13:13:34.937 -> Device 63616a9a333d12dd2ae2a684 turned off (via SinricPro)

But on startup after the SinricPro.restoreDeviceStates(true) statement is executed, there is no message as above. Is the another way to query the Server about the state of the Switch? I'm trying to use it to enable or disable functionality in the ESP32 program, and I don't want to have to log on to the app and reset the switch with every power on. I guess I could store the last change in a Prefs variable, but that seems unnecessary given the server has the info.

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[khorner116]

Aruna, You can close it out. I was never able to get the server info working, so I just implemented a set of "prefs" variables to store the last state and read that on reset. when the server side switch is opened or closed, I record the action and then alter the ESP32 processing accordingly. It works fine.

thanks

Ken Horner

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