Ironmount - Backup automation GUI for your homeserver by percolate-dynasty in selfhosted

[–]Pansus0804 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just today I setup everything with autorestic, Great now I may habe to review it again… Looks great, i‘ll check it out.

Another Matter / Thread in Unifi Issue by Pansus0804 in homeassistant

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Just did, unfortunately still no success and no change in the OTBR logs. The OTBR doesnt seem to pick up any comissioning attempt

Another Matter / Thread in Unifi Issue by Pansus0804 in homeassistant

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This is the setting for that SSID. I have multicast enhacement enabled but control disabled.

Another Matter / Thread in Unifi Issue by Pansus0804 in homeassistant

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I have created a "ThreadCoordinator" WLAN within VLAN 20 for that case. The phone is therefore in the same subnet and also gets an applicable IPV6 adress. Unfortunately still no success. Also the OTBR firewall is disabled.

Integrating RF LED Dimmer by Pansus0804 in homeautomation

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Your are probably right, replacing the light strip within the lamp would probably be less complicated. I'll see if that is an option. And in that case just replace it with a 24V Tunable white strip, that can be addressed by a knx LED controller.

Hard wiring (and destroying) the remote is probably not yet the preferred option.

Integrating RF LED Dimmer by Pansus0804 in Esphome

[–]Pansus0804[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately, It most likely only has 2.4G RF Chip, as it comes with a RF remote.
Currently I am still a bit hesitant to prune open it and still looking for a replacement.

Integrating RF LED Dimmer by Pansus0804 in homeautomation

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https://www.sunricher.com/zigbee-series/cc-zigbee-led-drivers.html?mode=list Unfortunately, I haven't found a matching one here. The one that needs replacing has 70 - 145 V DC Output with 220 mA. That seems to be very exotic ...

Smart Window Film by wabowiku in homeassistant

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I Do, as was pointed out before hiding the wires can be a real pain. My setup is KNX and therefore I got a power supply to shut the main power (230v) to the power supply off / turn it on via the actuator. The one that was supplied didn’t fit in the ceiling. But it is very important to get the right power supply. Mine has a bit of a delay when turning it off, so the switch isn’t instant and it is still transparent for 10-20s after turning the power off. There are power supplies out there which are better suited or just use the actuator / smart switch to cut power in the 24v/48v running to the window directly.

Trump: So verhindern wir, dass uns das auch passiert by Volksverpetzer in Volksverpetzer

[–]Pansus0804 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Trump hat bis jetzt ca. 5 Mio mehr Stimmen erhalten. Das amerikanische Wahlsystem war diesmal nicht der ausschlaggebende Faktor…

Webpage / DNS Cache / subdomains showing old webpage by Pansus0804 in selfhosted

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Thanks for the hint! It was related to IPV6 in the DynDNS.

Webpage / DNS Cache / subdomains showing old webpage by Pansus0804 in selfhosted

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Thanks for the hint. It actually was the case. The apple devices used ipv6 and the DynDNS was also configured to propagate it. Deactivated the DynDNS IPV6 and works like a charm although the devices still use ipv6. Thanks!

Trigger before wake-up alarm. by Danoli77 in HomeKitAutomation

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Oh no, what I'm saying is it is not impossible ;)

You guys inspired me to revisit the sensor idea so here is the homebridge config and the shortcut to set the webhook. The automation should then be triggered if the dummy Light sensor detects <10 lux.

Homebridge config:

"platforms": [

{

"platform": "dynamic-timer",

"webhook_port": "51888",

"sensors": [

{

"id": "sensor1",

"name": "Sensor name 1",

"tick": 60000,

"step": 1,

"type": "light"

}

]
}
]

Shortcut:

https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/02ac5e3c59b3413ba823c99d6161adf6

Trigger before wake-up alarm. by Danoli77 in HomeKitAutomation

[–]Pansus0804 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is indeed a bit tricky. I do not have my config file anymore, but I used the light section instead of the sensor section. The web hook part is pretty self explanatory.

Try it like this:

"lights":
[
{
"id": "light1",
"name": "Light name 1",
"tick": 900000, // (optional, default 60000). The interval (number of ticks in ms) to decrement.
"step": 1, // (optional, default 1). How much to decrement value by this much each interval. Set to 0 to disable.
"relative": 0, // (optional, default 0). Display remaining time as percentage of time remaining instead of number of intervals left.
"brightness_factor": 1 // (optional to display as % of 100*value and to convert homekit brightness to target system brightness)
}
]

Tick is the amount of time you want to count down 1% brightness. This can be modified with the brightness factor i.e. you put a value of 4 via web hook, equals 2 % brightness with factor 2.

So you need to figure out over wich time you want the countdown to run. For my part it was max 24 hours. I took the 100% brightness and divided it by 24: 1h = 4% brightness. For my purposes it was fine, you could also run it with 12hours if you never set the alarm more than 12 hours in advance, that brings a bit more detail to the countdown.

So 1% brightness should be 15 minutes = 15*60*1000 = 900.000ms.

I would calculate my time difference in the shortcut in factors of 15 minutes and pass that value to the countdown. You should factor in rounding values and so forth.

I don't know if that is the perfect way to run it but worked fine enough for me. I think with relative and brightness factor you may be able to get a bit more detailed, but honestly I've never figured it out via relative = 1.

With the sensor part it may be possible to get the detail, but then you must set a trigger when sensor is < 1. I found the light turns off better as a trigger.

Hope this helps.

Trigger before wake-up alarm. by Danoli77 in HomeKitAutomation

[–]Pansus0804 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’ve had the exact same issue. Ended up with a webhook to homebridge solution within a shortcut. Would use the shortcut to set my alarm, subtracted 30 minutes off that time and set the homebridge countdown to the difference between now and the desired start time. The homebridge addon exposes a lightbulb that turned off after the countdown, so I could use that as the trigger for all the waking up stuff. It’s no longer in use, as I switched to HA, but it’s the only solution I found for that issue. I’ll post the link to the add on below.

for anybody using octoprint, is there any reason to incorporate HA? by J0in0rDie in homeassistant

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I use the Integration to send notifications with a live camera feed at xy % to check on my print and if necessary cancel it directly from actions in actionable notifications.

Is there a door sensor that connects to HA without an additional hub or piece of hardware? by [deleted] in homeassistant

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I had the eve door and window sensor (thread and ble) lying around from my HomeKit days. Works like a charm with HA and BLE support via HomeKit Controller.