I have an event that turns all lights off at midnight. The event includes the action (all off) for my JowiHue Group that has all my zigbee lights within JowiHue (deConz). My Innr switch, which works fine, but is considered a "light," is included in the group. Is there any way to exclude it from the JowiHue Group? Thanks. Elliott
SOLVED: After I posted this, I figured out that what I wanted to do can be done with the Phoscon GUI.
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Originally posted by logman View Post
Now I'm waiting for Innr to import some of their RGBW bulbs to the US. I'd like to see someone step up and put some price pressure on Philips Hue.
--Barry
BTW the bulbs will also be available soon
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Richel,
In the latest beta, thus also in the next release, icons will be corrected again.
Thanks,
Wim
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Originally posted by logman View PostFound these new Innr ZigBee outlets on Amazon and thought the price was attractive, so I decided to give them a try. deCONZ found the Innr plugs immediately and controls them without any problems. You will need to join the plugs as a light bulb, as deCONZ does not recognize them as a switch...
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Originally posted by w.vuyk View Postlogman Barry,
Saw the comments today on github, no usage reporting possible. To bad, as I like the reporting here on the EU models. In this case, the single device is normoal, as it is only an on/off devide. Did the update of the JowiHueImports.xml work for you by removing the slide from the device and the change of icon?
I also see an update in deCONZ regarding the brightness, so I think the next version will also enable the plugin to recognise this without the imports file.
Wim
Yes, the .xml file did work and change the icon to the correct slide. I had already changed 1 device manually, but the other device I had not yet changed updated correctly.
I like the little switches and have ordered a few more to add to the network as repeaters. For $15US each, they are cheap insurance against battery powered sensors dropping from the network. Too bad they don't offer power reporting as that would add to their usefulness, but for the price I can't complain too much.
Now I'm waiting for Innr to import some of their RGBW bulbs to the US. I'd like to see someone step up and put some price pressure on Philips Hue.
--Barry
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logman Barry,
Saw the comments today on github, no usage reporting possible. To bad, as I like the reporting here on the EU models. In this case, the single device is normoal, as it is only an on/off devide. Did the update of the JowiHueImports.xml work for you by removing the slide from the device and the change of icon?
I also see an update in deCONZ regarding the brightness, so I think the next version will also enable the plugin to recognise this without the imports file.
Wim
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I saw it. ebaauw is asking there for images in the basic cluster and the power clusters as these are holding the info he needs to enable the reports when possible...
Wim
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Originally posted by w.vuyk View PostBarry,
I have been using the Innr plugs (EU) for some tme now and am very happy with them. Indeed the size finally allows a second cord next to it without loosing spots.
Here the innr plug is also recording load,s Watts and kWh usage. I wonder if the US version is also reporting its usage, but maybe the developers do not know about it yet?
If you have time you could post the details on the device following these guidelines on github so they can have a look. If it is acting the same as the EU version it shoud not take long to solve. Make sure in your request to point to the innr SP120, which is the EU version? I will push a bit too once you posted it?
I have attached a new JowiHueImport.xml file. Place this file in the config directory. It should be read after 15 minutes or so. Not sure, but the icon should change while running, otherwise restart the plugin.
Thanks
Wim
No problem.... Done. I'm not sure if the US version reports watts and usage, but it won't hurt for them to take a look see.
https://github.com/dresden-elektroni...in/issues/1807
--Barry
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Barry,
I have been using the Innr plugs (EU) for some tme now and am very happy with them. Indeed the size finally allows a second cord next to it without loosing spots.
Here the innr plug is also recording load,s Watts and kWh usage. I wonder if the US version is also reporting its usage, but maybe the developers do not know about it yet?
If you have time you could post the details on the device following these guidelines on github so they can have a look. If it is acting the same as the EU version it shoud not take long to solve. Make sure in your request to point to the innr SP120, which is the EU version? I will push a bit too once you posted it?
I have attached a new JowiHueImport.xml file. Place this file in the config directory. It should be read after 15 minutes or so. Not sure, but the icon should change while running, otherwise restart the plugin.
Thanks
Wim
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I haven't tested them with the Hue bridge but they are advertised as being compatible so I'm sure they are. I normally join all my Hue ambience and color bulbs to a Hue bridge and then sensors and whatnot to deCONZ, so I end up being short of repeaters on the deCONZ network if I'm not careful. I was using SmartThings plugs as needed, but those have been discontinued and replaced with a new WiFi version. These are going to be a good alternative, and cheaper than the old SmartThings outlet too.
--Barry
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Wim,
Thought you might like to see the JowiHue tab and JSON string for the plugs. Currently JowiHue assigns them Light Bulb images in Homeseer rather than the plug on/off/unreachable images.
**************************** Object info *****************************
{
"type": "On/Off plug-in unit",
"name": "Shop West Innr Outlet",
"modelid": "SP 224",
"swversion": "2.1",
"uniqueid": "14:b4:57:ff:fe:43:4d:d3-01",
"manufacturername": "innr",
"state": {
"on": true,
"bri": 254,
"alert": "none",
"reachable": true
},
"etag": "2f7ef2804aab80861fee452f06b7896c",
"hascolor": false,
"BridgeSerial": "00212EFFFF029EBD",
"id": "1"
}
************************* End Object info ***************************
--Barry
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