Wow - I think we all want to see photos or better yet movies of the Roomba cave!
Unfortunately it seems that the 690 has moved on to 3.2 firmware which this plugin and base libraries do not support. This 3 firmware - Is not compatible with the 980 firmware.
See here in base library:
https://github.com/koalazak/dorita980/issues/56
Is possible the 980 will be changed down the track and all will be forced to update deal with - but presently they seem to be seperate lines.
Pretty easy to run the plugin and check though - welcome to PM any debug logs and can see if easy to add compatibility for.
Thanks for response and yes, I’ll definitely post some pictures.
I checked the firmware version in my 690 and it’s 3.27 currently. I’ll play with stuff and maybe report on or get help on accomplishing that....but I’ve got a few months before the bedroom is completely ready for an automated vacuum:
The bedroom is still a work in progress and will be for a few months since it’s also my remodel shop full of saws and tools until the adjacent master bathroom and master walk-in-closet are also finished. At that time, I will be doing the final install on the hardwood floor that the roomba will be cleaning, but I’ll take some photos and do a writeup for sure before then. I’ve done a couple of other surprise automations in that room already having to do with home theater. Everything is being sanded and painted currently with some final trim work on some pencil molding I milled going in soon. I have a mill and make 90% of my own molding.
My wife is happy to allow me to install speakers, electronics, projectors, and roomba caves.......as long as she can’t see any of it lol.

Hence, I use automated panels and natural break-lines in the molding design to hide most stuff. The roomba cave door is in plain sight but you wouldn’t know it until you see the door pop up and the bot comes out...check out SOSS hinges; they allow you to really hide stuff. Amazon sells them. They do require a $40 router jig and a special router bit but thats a 1-time expense.
The $100 Dome water-valve motor I currently use is a very reliable z-wave type that really works well with indigo. I’m sure there are plenty of other ways to accomplish the door automation but this method is just too easy to ignore.
I still have not shown it to the cat...looking forward to that.
As I said, i might have a little time to play with the irobot but right now most of my focus is woodworking. In a few months, that’s when I’ll need it to all come together.