Support for sockets

[jamesrodda]

Support for sockets

[jamesrodda]

Hi,

You know what, I completely forgot to reply to you on this one. Please accept my apologies!

The list of values is:

MIHO002 - "legacy"
MIHO004 - "monitor"
MIHO005 - "control"
MIHO006 - "house"
MIHO007 - "socket" (as well as all metallic variants)
MIHO008 - "light" (as well as all metallic variants)
MIHO009 - "double_light" (as well as all metallic variants)
MIHO010 - "dimmer" (as well as all metallic variants)
MIHO013 - "etrv"
MIHO014 - "relay"
MIHO015 - "relay"
MIHO032 - "motion"
MIHO033 - "open"
MIHO069 - "thermostat"
MIHO089 - "clicker"
MIHO109 - "wifiplug"
ENER010 - "fourgang"

I've got a bit of work to update for Homebridge v1 so I'll try adding these in at the same time.

Thanks,
James

[Gazza132]

On Tue, 26 May 2020 at 13:39, jamesrodda ***@***.***> wrote: Thanks @Gazza132 <https://github.com/Gazza132> & @coalfield <https://github.com/coalfield>. I've added "socket" as a controllable device type in v2.3.0. Can you give it a go and let me know how you get on? @coalfield <https://github.com/coalfield> The lack of state is a known issue with the API. I've asked Energenie for advice, just waiting on a response from them (discussion here: #9 <#9>) — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#4 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AKEIYVEI3TNFSC7RAEV7E4DRTOZ7DANCNFSM4JFPBJ7A> .

Hi Updated plugin and it’s working beautifully, thank you so much for all your efforts. Really pleased to have sockets included. Regards Gary

[coalfield]

Sorry it took so long to reply, but have just uploaded to the latest version (fresh install) and the sockets worked straight away. Fantastic thank you @jamesrodda

[jamesrodda]

Sorry about the delay in getting back to you!

Should just be a case of adding it to the switch statement. Do you know what the device_type is for plugs? Sockets work the same as switches so shouldn't be any other changes required.

[coalfield]

Sorry about the delay in getting back to you!

Should just be a case of adding it to the switch statement. Do you know what the device_type is for plugs? Sockets work the same as switches so shouldn't be any other changes required.

I don’t know how to find out but would check if you can point me in the direction of how to 👍

[jamesrodda]

I'll drop the MiHome guys an email. They should be able to provide the enum values.

[jamesrodda]

@coalfield I don't actually own one of the sockets - what functionality do they provide? Are they just the same as switches with on/off? If so, it should be trivial to add them in?

[Gazza132]

Hi,

yeah just on/off function, I can see my sockets and multiplugs in HomeKit but shows as not supported. Would be great to have them functional, thanks for this plugin works really well.

Regards
Gary

[coalfield]

@coalfield I don't actually own one of the sockets - what functionality do they provide? Are they just the same as switches with on/off? If so, it should be trivial to add them in?

Sorry missed this, yeah they are simply on off. However I believe they do not store the position (on or off), so the app does this) which may make it a little tricker. i.e. you cannot call the current state.

[jamesrodda]

Thanks @Gazza132 & @coalfield. I've added "socket" as a controllable device type in v2.3.0. Can you give it a go and let me know how you get on?

@coalfield The lack of state is a known issue with the API. I've asked Energenie for advice, just waiting on a response from them (discussion here: #9)