I've got a garage door that I'm trying to use with HomeKitLink Siri. It worked perfectly with the old plug in showing the proper state and allowing me to open/close it with a touch.
Migrating to HKLS and it seems no matter what I do, the state gets shown inverted. When it's closed Home says it is open. And of course when its open Home says its is closed. Is there a switch or something that can invert these settings?
FWIW this is a z-wave device NGD00Z, if that matters.
Help with Garage Door
Help with Garage Door
Running Indigo 2024.2.1 on a 24" iMac M4), OS X 26.0
Jeff
Jeff
Re: Help with Garage Door
Bump. Wondering if anybody else has this problem and what the solution might be.
Running Indigo 2024.2.1 on a 24" iMac M4), OS X 26.0
Jeff
Jeff
Re: Help with Garage Door
Hi
This has been discussed a few times - basically HomeKits states for Garagedoors are the reverse of some devices.
https://github.com/Ghawken/HomeKitLink-Siri/issues/7
Options:
1. Use virtual garage door plugin - which actually includes opening/closing/error states and devices are fully compatible with HKLS (plus a motivated plugin author)
2. Use a Masquerade device for garage door for publishing to Homekit, via HomekitLink with reversal of states (simply on/off etc.)
3. Or a VD instead of above
I don't expose inverse switches for everything because particularly for garage door leads to then needing to check absolutely every switch/device/light to see whether inverse set.
(well that was my thinking on keeping communication streamlined and fast, very fast)
Haven't said all that - I have probably broken that rule more recently, and will have a look and see what is doable simply. Until then though the above would be best bets
Glenn
This has been discussed a few times - basically HomeKits states for Garagedoors are the reverse of some devices.
https://github.com/Ghawken/HomeKitLink-Siri/issues/7
Options:
1. Use virtual garage door plugin - which actually includes opening/closing/error states and devices are fully compatible with HKLS (plus a motivated plugin author)
2. Use a Masquerade device for garage door for publishing to Homekit, via HomekitLink with reversal of states (simply on/off etc.)
3. Or a VD instead of above
I don't expose inverse switches for everything because particularly for garage door leads to then needing to check absolutely every switch/device/light to see whether inverse set.
(well that was my thinking on keeping communication streamlined and fast, very fast)
Haven't said all that - I have probably broken that rule more recently, and will have a look and see what is doable simply. Until then though the above would be best bets
Glenn
Re: Help with Garage Door
Thanks for the response Glenn! I'll give the work arounds a try.
Running Indigo 2024.2.1 on a 24" iMac M4), OS X 26.0
Jeff
Jeff
Re: Help with Garage Door
Just reporting back. The Virtual Garage Door Plugin was exactly what I needed. Thanks!!
Running Indigo 2024.2.1 on a 24" iMac M4), OS X 26.0
Jeff
Jeff