Indigo Domotics

Now includes new (float) value sensor, with the ability to set the sensor as Temperature (F), Temperature (C), Humidity, or Ambient Light.

https://github.com/FlyingDiver/Indigo-M ... /tag/0.1.2

Thanks for the updates Joe. Could you update the ambient light sensor option to use "lux" as the unit of measure and could you also add an option for motion sensors? Attached are screen grabs of how these items are displayed using masquerade and how they are displayed using an Aeonlabs multi sensor.

Thanks again for the updates, this combined with the MQTT plugin is exactly what I needed to start using my own arduino based sensors.

-Eric

Clarification on the motion sensor type - what's the value range you get from the sensor? And type (float, integer)?

FlyingDiver wrote:

Clarification on the motion sensor type - what's the value range you get from the sensor? And type (float, integer)?

Currently I am sending the int "0" for no motion and the int "1" when motion is detected ( I am pretty sure that is what the Aeonlabs sensors do). But technically I can set that to anything as I am just reading in the content of the MQTT topic.

-Eric

Try updating to 0.1.3. Note that the motion sensor is a subtype of On/Off sensor, not Value Sensor.

FlyingDiver wrote:

Try updating to 0.1.3. Note that the motion sensor is a subtype of On/Off sensor, not Value Sensor.

Looks great!

This is extremely useful, thank you!

This is amazing, and wish I'd found this sooner. Together with the virtual energy plugin this let's me monitor the energy use of my electric underfloor heating that are controlled with the Heatmiser plugin.
Something else I can take off my to do list once I learn python


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siclark wrote:

This is amazing, and wish I'd found this sooner. Together with the virtual energy plugin this let's me monitor the energy use of my electric underfloor heating that are controlled with the Heatmiser plugin.
Something else I can take off my to do list once I learn python

Glad to hear it. If there's any other device types I need to add, let me know.

No. It picked up the plugin and device with no problem. Once I'd worked out the capitalisation the device uses, True vs true, it was all simple.


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Thanks for this plugin.
i have a feature req

I have some sensor via the mqttgateway plugin that give me large number of desimals, like 345.00000000.
OCD is killing me with this one

What would be great is an option to choose how many desimals that would be shown in the value sensor device.

Asconasny wrote:

Thanks for this plugin.
i have a feature req

I have some sensor via the mqttgateway plugin that give me large number of desimals, like 345.00000000.
OCD is killing me with this one

What would be great is an option to choose how many desimals that would be shown in the value sensor device.

You're using a valueSensor with a sensor type of Generic? Yeah, that one doesn't do any formatting.

Not sure when I'll get to it. Best if you create a ticket for it at https://github.com/FlyingDiver/Indigo-Masquerade/issues . That way I won't forget.

Interesting plugin! I'm using it for my fan control (the GE/Jasco 12730), and it works well for directly setting the low/medium/high fan speed, but the "Increase fan speed"/"Decrease fan speed" actions don't seem to work - they just end up setting the speed to Low. I'm not sure how this is implemented in Indigo - does the fan device (and thus the masquerade plugin) need to implement exactly those commands, or is Indigo doing a read/modify/write cycle?

nathanw wrote:

Interesting plugin! I'm using it for my fan control (the GE/Jasco 12730), and it works well for directly setting the low/medium/high fan speed, but the "Increase fan speed"/"Decrease fan speed" actions don't seem to work - they just end up setting the speed to Low. I'm not sure how this is implemented in Indigo - does the fan device (and thus the masquerade plugin) need to implement exactly those commands, or is Indigo doing a read/modify/write cycle?

I don't think I implemented all the commands needed for that to work properly. Didn't come up with the first user who requested fan control. Please open an issue for that on the GitHub page for the plugin.

Could you please add gas concentration (ppm)? Using MQ to create Netatmo virtual devices

I.e. it should be 595ppm

You have 590 ppm co2 in a bed room?



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