OpenNethome - an open home automation project

Hi everyone, I have a Sonoff 4ch Pro v2 and I don't understand a thing about this MQTT stuff. Step by step instructions would be greatly needed. I've somehow gotten it to work as four separate RisingSun lamps, but it's not perfect. Only the On and Toggle functions seem to be working. The only way to...

Sorry for my late answer. Yes, they do work after a FW upgrade. And they're not bulbs, they're plug-in switches. Show up as bulbs. They're still a pain to pair to the Hue Bridge though. As well as to the Lightify Hub(!). (My Lightify Hub is only used for FW updates. Nothing else.) But once they're p...

Here's the info from my Hue Bridge. There is some more info present than in @soundsgood's printout earlier in this thread. Maybe because of the newer firmware version in my Hue Bridge. "8": { "state": { "on": false, "alert": "select", "mode"...

I’ll try and grab some info from the Hue API next, if I can learn how to use it...

I cannot find any log anywhere that would show anything like that. All there is in the WebUI log is stuff from when ONH was last started. One further note though: When I press "ON" in the ONH item (OsramSwitch), the Hue App on my iPad shows the switch as being switched on for a few seconds...

@stefangsbb I have connected two Osram Smart+ plugs to ONH via the Hue Bridge (they show as Hue Lamps), but there's one problem: To turn the plug on via ONH, you have to press ON twice. To turn it off, one press OFF is enough. Via the Hue App on my iPad, everything is normal (one click is enough). M...

Oh, so there is a slightly simpler command? But the one I used above still works. The hardcore user will create a timer in ONH that will run the command ;) I have a timer in ONH that runs a script every night that backs up key parts of ONH to an external drive (using rsync). The script: #!/bin/sh rs...

I always run this on the R-Pi: sudo ./upgrade_nethome_nightly.sh (just type it in and press enter) And after that's finished, just to be sure: sudo shutdown -r now Downloads and installs the nightly build. Does not overwrite any settings. But one is wise to backup at least the config file before try...

I ordered one of those Sonoff 4ch Pros. I’m not good at programming/coding, but I could help with testing, if that would help anyone.

This one is very interesting too. Would be great to control this with ONH.
https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-4ch-pro.html

Oh, the possibilities!