[Request Device Support] Samsung SmartPlug 2019 Model ID: 7A-PL-Z-J3 #2121
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I'd like this working too. I've just purchased 6 of these smartthings smart plugs to use with Homeseer via deconz. The only alternative which support energy monitoring is the Aeotec or Fibaro smart plugs but they are twice the price, around £60 each which is far too much money. The Samsung plugs support energy monitoring and cost 50% less, approx. £30. We just need to get it needed. Have you found a way yet? |
Unfortunately I'm no programmer. We need someone else involved? |
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Let me see if I can help you with that. I'd definitively require your feedback regarding correct values for power and consumption... |
That would be great and very appreciated. |
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Let me know what you need. Thanks |
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No worries. Right now, I just need a little bit of time. Keep an eye on this issue and I'll ping you once ready. Hope you're not running on docker? It would help if you could compile the plugin and do some testing once the changes are ready. Right now, I'd say I only need some feedback if the values are plausible. If not, the divisor for calculating the consumption needs to be amended. |
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No I'm on Windows but I can get my Linux box out of the cupboard if needed |
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Ok, should be good to go now. You may try the version from my repo https://github.com/SwoopX/deconz-rest-plugin. Before you do that, please provide me with screenshots for the reporting configuration from deconz GUI. In the GUI, please go to Simple Metering and double click on attribute 0x0000 (Current Summation Delivered). Then, read config. Please do the same for Electrical Measurement and attribute 0x050B. Good luck ;) |
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I tried that unfortunately it seems to give me a NOT_FOUND message when I click on read config. I hope this doesn't mean we're out of luck? I did unlock network prior to clicking the button. I can try again tomorrow when I'm not so tired. |
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Just have the device paired and plugged in should suffice. I wonder that it says not found, doesn't really make sense... However, nothing serious, I was just after the default values. We can give it pretty much what we want to have in the end. |
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I tried again today, device was paired, plugged in and switched on but no load. You did mean 0x050B and not 0x0508? And... pardon my ignorance, I assume that I need to compile the version in your repo for windows?
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0x050B is correct.
Thanks for double checking. Currently no idea why this is but let's put that aside for the time being.
All good. I don't know how to compile on Windows to be honest as my stuff is running on a RPi. For Linux, it should work out with the prerequisites mentioned here. Once the repo is added to apt, the dev-pachakge must be installed via Hope, that helps. |
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Thanks, I'm looking at compiling it tonight. |
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SwoopX, I have compiled the plugin and I 'think' I am running it in deCONZ but is there anyway to tell I'm actually running your plugin version, just in case I messed up? Also, is there any way to tell if the plugin changes you made are working without connecting to deCONZ via a thrid-partry home controller? I normally use Homeseer but that's on my other windows system. I can install a controller if need be. |
Sure it is. you could use e.g. Rested plugin for Firefox (or any other REST-Plugin will do). However, to connect, you must have a valid API key. To get one, login to Phoscon via browser. Then, open a console and open deconz' DB, located in the home directory of the user deconz is running under (requires sqlite3 to be installed)
First values are the API key. Copy it and call the following URL (use either your local IP or 127.0.0.1 when calling it directly on the device): Look for 2 sensors haveing the model identifier as in your screenshot above. The should be there and show values while a load is connected. Make sure to refresh the API query several times to see the changes.
Not too sure to be honest. Didn't care much about that since Ive got a dedicated test system and gateway. |
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@smartypantsuk |
I'm running latest Jowihue but not seeing API key. I can see the API version info. |
Thanks SwoopX |
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Check the Bridge user field, that is the API key for the plugin you need. |
I actually thought it might be that but when I tried it I got an unauthorised user error. I'll try again later. |
I couldn't get that API key to work, whereas the method in SwoopX instructions worked, don't know why, everything in Jowihue works well. |
So I tried this, but the Samsung Smart Plug shows up under 'Lights' and not sensors. It also is listed only once, as below:
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Thanks, that's not really the expected behaviour... I'd like to see the debug output from the join process. Could you please delete the device from Phoscon and then rejoin as a light? Before doing so, stop the deconz GUI service with the first command and enable debug output to be written to a file with the 2nd command Then, please post the file here. |
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Okay, think I got this right. 19:26:37:066 HTTP Server listen on address 0.0.0.0, port: 80, root: /usr/share/deCONZ/webapp/ |
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I've just got mine, watching with interest :o) |
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It's never been there with the commit which added the 2nd vendor. |
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ok. but if I was to recompile this wouldn't tell us anything would it? after all it worked fine on Ubuntu just not in Windows |
? Where does that come from? It's the same code for both OS. |
What I mean is, I compiled your plugin and it worked previously. But those changes, I'm assuming, were committed and when deconz for Windows was updated with those changes it should now be working, no? Sorry I'm a bit lost with the github commit process etc |
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Well, when I do a commit to my repo, this means that you have the change generally available in the code. Since you must compile it, it shouldn't matter if you do it on Windows or Linux. Now, when I want to have that commit also in the official deconz repo, I have to issue a pull request. The guys can then check if everything's ok and eventually merge it, so it becomes an official part. However, this is not connected to the deconz releases in any way. DE releases a new version when they're ready and typically do so for Windows and Linux. So bottom line is: I made the change now in MY repo, raised a pull request to merge it in the OFFICIAL repo, hoping it will be accepted in time for the upcoming .75 release. Hope that made things a bit clearer. |
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crystal clear thanks. |
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Mee too. Don't get me wrong, but I'm getting sick and tired of the device... :) Btw, the PR got merged, so now we're official 😎 |
😂... |
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I'm waiting for when zigbee2mqtt will wok conbee hardware which should be soon. So adding a new device will be less painful. I don't understand half of the above. Great work guys!!! |
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Version also already been bumped to .75, so it should arrive any day... |
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Might be a while for Home Assistant users, like myself will see the update |
I thought yours were working okay on .73 |
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When I add the 2 remaining plugs I was on .74. (no power sensors) When I did a restore from my HA back up. Deconz was .73 and the sensors were created. When .75 gets released, it will take a few days before the deconz addon gets updated to the new version. |
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Just ordered a 5 pack from amazon and I'm .75. Will report back on how they perform 😄 |
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Is it working again or do you feel like gambling? 😄 |
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Will find out in a few days if the gamble paid off. I think it's the best choice if you live in the UK if you require power monitoring. Anyway if it does not work with .75, then it will be fixed by .76 😉 |
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Just tried 1 of 5 and it's all good. Something to note thou, unlike my other 3 (FW 2.3) this one is FW 2.2. |
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Yeah 😎 |
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I have tried setting up this plug with the latest version of deconz (with a view to use in home assistant) and the power / consumption sensors are never created. I've tried everything in this thread but can't seem to get it working 😢. I'm using the latest version of docker-deconz with a brand new ConBee 2 on firmware version: Interestingly, if i don't use |
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So had another play with this and managed to get deconz to add the sensors, semi related to #2121 (comment) My steps were (from fresh everything):
Logλ docker-compose up deconz
Starting deconz ... done
Attaching to deconz
deconz | [marthoc/deconz] Starting deCONZ...
deconz | [marthoc/deconz] Current deCONZ version: 2.05.75
deconz | [marthoc/deconz] Web UI port: 8124
deconz | [marthoc/deconz] Websockets port: 8125
deconz | [marthoc/deconz] VNC port: 5900
deconz | Killing Xtigervnc process ID 23... which was already dead
deconz | Cleaning stale pidfile '/root/.vnc/default:0.pid'!
deconz | Cleaning stale x11 lock '/tmp/.X0-lock'!
deconz | Cleaning stale x11 lock '/tmp/.X11-unix/X0'!
deconz |
deconz | New 'default:0 (root)' desktop at :0 on machine default
deconz |
deconz | Starting applications specified in /etc/X11/Xvnc-session
deconz | Log file is /root/.vnc/default:0.log
deconz |
deconz | Use xtigervncviewer -SecurityTypes VncAuth,TLSVnc -passwd /root/.vnc/passwd default:0 to connect to the VNC server.
deconz |
deconz | libEGL warning: DRI2: failed to open swrast (search paths /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/dri:${ORIGIN}/dri:/usr/lib/dri)
deconz | libEGL warning: DRI2: failed to open swrast (search paths /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/dri:${ORIGIN}/dri:/usr/lib/dri)
deconz | libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile
deconz | 22:27:39:979 HTTP Server listen on address 0.0.0.0, port: 8124, root: /usr/share/deCONZ/webapp/
deconz | 22:27:39:984 CTRL. 3.16.222:27:40:012 COM: --dev: /dev/zigbee_usb_stick (RaspBee)
deconz | 22:27:40:012 ZCLDB init file /root/.local/share/dresden-elektronik/deCONZ/zcldb.txt
deconz | 22:27:40:051 parent process /bin/sh
deconz | 22:27:40:051 gw run mode: docker
deconz | 22:27:40:052 GW sd-card image version file does not exist: /root/.local/share/dresden-elektronik/deCONZ/gw-version
deconz | 22:27:40:054 DB sqlite version 3.16.2
deconz | 22:27:40:055 DB PRAGMA page_count: 0
deconz | 22:27:40:055 DB PRAGMA page_size: 4096
deconz | 22:27:40:056 DB PRAGMA freelist_count: 0
deconz | 22:27:40:056 DB file size 0 bytes, free pages 0
deconz | 22:27:40:057 DB PRAGMA user_version: 0
deconz | 22:27:40:058 DB upgrade to user_version 1
deconz | 22:27:40:109 DB write sqlite user_version 1
deconz | 22:27:40:112 DB PRAGMA user_version: 1
deconz | 22:27:40:112 DB upgrade to user_version 2
deconz | 22:27:40:117 DB write sqlite user_version 2
deconz | 22:27:40:120 DB PRAGMA user_version: 2
deconz | 22:27:40:120 DB upgrade to user_version 6
deconz | 22:27:40:129 DB write sqlite user_version 6
deconz | 22:27:40:133 DB PRAGMA user_version: 6
deconz | 22:27:40:133 DB cleanup
deconz | 22:27:40:135 DB create temporary views
deconz | 22:27:40:140 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:27:40:141 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:27:40:141 started websocket server at port 8125
deconz | 22:27:40:142 create default username and password
deconz | 22:27:40:144 found node plugin: libde_rest_plugin.so - REST API Plugin
deconz | 22:27:40:146 found node plugin: libde_signal_plugin.so - Signal Monitor Plugin
deconz | 22:27:40:157 found node plugin: libstd_otau_plugin.so - STD OTAU Plugin
deconz | 22:27:40:170 COM: --dev: /dev/zigbee_usb_stick (RaspBee)
deconz | 22:27:45:020 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:27:46:138 void MainWindow::devConnectClicked() choose com /dev/zigbee_usb_stick
deconz | 22:27:46:176 Device firmware version 0x264A0700
deconz | 22:27:46:201 unlocked max nodes: 200
deconz | 22:27:46:203 Announced to internet http://dresden-light.appspot.com/discover
deconz | 22:27:46:291 Device protocol version: 0x010B
deconz | 22:27:46:296 new node - ext: 0x00212effff05996f, nwk: 0x0000
deconz | 22:27:46:365 Current channel 11
deconz | 22:27:46:386 CTRL ANT_CTRL 0x03
deconz | 22:27:46:420 Device protocol version: 0x010B
deconz | 22:27:46:425 New websocket 192.168.0.29:58327 (state: 3)
deconz | 22:27:46:488 Current channel 11
deconz | 22:27:46:514 CTRL ANT_CTRL 0x03
deconz | 22:27:46:596 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:27:46:785 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:27:46:792 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:27:46:871 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:27:46:878 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:27:46:996 ZDP discovery done in 294 ms22:27:51:061 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:27:55:020 GW update firmware found: /usr/share/deCONZ/firmware/deCONZ_ConBeeII_0x26490700.bin.GCF
deconz | 22:27:55:020 GW firmware version: 0x264a0700
deconz | 22:27:55:020 GW firmware version is up to date: 0x264a0700
deconz | 22:27:57:020 saved node state in 0 ms
deconz | 22:27:57:021 sync() in 1 ms
deconz | 22:28:00:008 Set bridgeid to 00212EFFFF05996F
deconz | 22:28:05:017 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:28:35:153 Websocket disconnected 192.168.0.29:58327 (state: 0)
deconz | 22:28:36:325 New websocket 192.168.0.29:58333 (state: 3)
deconz | 22:28:40:042 Current channel 11
deconz | 22:28:40:048 Device TTL 4576 s flags: 0x7
deconz | 22:28:52:502 Websocket disconnected 192.168.0.29:58333 (state: 0)
deconz | 22:28:53:668 New websocket 192.168.0.29:58338 (state: 3)
deconz | 22:28:57:621 Websocket disconnected 192.168.0.29:58338 (state: 0)
deconz | 22:28:58:705 New websocket 192.168.0.29:58341 (state: 3)
deconz | 22:29:07:741 Websocket disconnected 192.168.0.29:58341 (state: 0)
deconz | 22:29:14:205 created username: 30E9FF061A, devicetype: Phoscon#B1504x1590
deconz | 22:29:19:015 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:29:29:191 Updated password hash: $1$8282jdkm$9MrPmYwS8P8.9tH3H1s9D1
deconz | 22:29:29:202 created username: B56FB2EC10, devicetype: Phoscon#B1504x1590
deconz | 22:29:30:454 New websocket 192.168.0.29:58359 (state: 3)
deconz | 22:29:34:017 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:29:37:469 Websocket disconnected 192.168.0.29:58359 (state: 0)
deconz | 22:29:38:605 New websocket 192.168.0.29:58367 (state: 3)
deconz | 22:29:40:023 Current channel 11
deconz | 22:29:40:028 Device TTL 4516 s flags: 0x7
deconz | 22:29:42:276 Websocket disconnected 192.168.0.29:58367 (state: 0)
deconz | 22:29:42:911 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:29:43:392 New websocket 192.168.0.29:58371 (state: 3)
deconz | 22:29:54:008 send permit join, duration: 59
deconz | 22:29:55:789 APS-DATA.indication from unknown node 0x14B457FFFECBFCEB
deconz | 22:29:55:790 new node - ext: 0x14b457fffecbfceb, nwk: 0x2D9B
deconz | 22:29:55:790 device announce 0x14B457FFFECBFCEB (0x2D9B) mac capabilities 0x8E
deconz | 22:29:55:790 device announce 0x14B457FFFECBFCEB (0x2D9B) mac capabilities 0x8E
deconz | 22:29:55:912 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:29:56:206 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:29:56:207 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:29:56:208 LightNode 1: Smart plug 1 added
deconz | 22:29:56:214 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:29:56:363 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:29:56:397 Add to group response for light 1. Status:0x00, capacity: 0
deconz | 22:29:56:436 ZDP discovery done in 646 ms22:30:03:011 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:30:03:012 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:30:03:013 LightNode 2: Configuration tool 2 added
deconz | 22:30:03:013 drop request to zombie (rx = 0)
deconz | 22:30:03:921 FP indication 0x0104 / 0x0000 (0x00212EFFFF05996F / 0x0000)
deconz | 22:30:03:921 ... (0x0000000000000000 / 0x0000)
deconz | 22:30:03:943 FP indication 0x0104 / 0x0000 (0x00212EFFFF05996F / 0x0000)
deconz | 22:30:03:943 ... (0x0000000000000000 / 0x0000)
deconz | 22:30:06:020 saved node state in 1 ms
deconz | 22:30:06:021 sync() in 1 ms
deconz | 22:30:16:089 verified group capacity: 11 and group count: 1 of LightNode 0x14b457fffecbfceb
deconz | 22:30:16:089 0x14b457fffecbfceb found group 0xFFF0
deconz | 22:30:18:944 FP indication 0x0104 / 0x0000 (0x00212EFFFF05996F / 0x0000)
deconz | 22:30:18:944 ... (0x0000000000000000 / 0x0000)
deconz | 22:30:18:967 FP indication 0x0104 / 0x0000 (0x00212EFFFF05996F / 0x0000)
deconz | 22:30:18:967 ... (0x0000000000000000 / 0x0000)
deconz | 22:30:40:025 Current channel 11
deconz | 22:30:40:030 Device TTL 4456 s flags: 0x7
deconz | 22:30:53:454 Search sensors done <---- Around here is where I clicked to read the basic attribute in deconz
deconz | 22:30:55:008 send permit join, duration: 59
deconz | 22:31:18:110 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:31:18:110 SensorNode 2: Consumption 2 added
deconz | 22:31:18:112 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:31:18:112 SensorNode 3: Power 3 added
deconz | 22:31:18:116 discard double entry in binding queue (size: 2) for for 0x14B457FFFECBFCEB, cluster 0x0702
deconz | 22:31:18:119 discard double entry in binding queue (size: 2) for for 0x14B457FFFECBFCEB, cluster 0x0B04
deconz | 22:31:18:222 Bind response success for 0x14b457fffecbfceb ep: 0x01 cluster: 0x0702
deconz | 22:31:18:233 Bind response success for 0x14b457fffecbfceb ep: 0x01 cluster: 0x0B04
deconz | 22:31:40:039 Current channel 11
deconz | 22:31:40:049 Device TTL 4396 s flags: 0x7
deconz | 22:31:54:346 Search sensors done
deconz | 22:31:55:020 GW firmware version: 0x264a0700
deconz | 22:31:55:020 GW firmware version is up to date: 0x264a0700
deconz | 22:31:56:015 don't close database yet, keep open for 900 seconds
deconz | 22:32:40:033 Current channel 11
deconz | 22:32:40:043 Device TTL 4336 s flags: 0x7
deconz | 22:32:47:608 Bind response success for 0x14b457fffecbfceb ep: 0x01 cluster: 0x0702
deconz | 22:32:47:608 skip configure report for cluster: 0x0702 attr: 0x0000 of node 0x14B457FFFECBFCEB (seems to be active)
deconz | 22:32:47:609 skip configure report for cluster: 0x0702 attr: 0x0400 of node 0x14B457FFFECBFCEB (seems to be active)
deconz | 22:32:49:603 Bind response success for 0x14b457fffecbfceb ep: 0x01 cluster: 0x0B04
deconz | 22:32:49:603 skip configure report for cluster: 0x0B04 attr: 0x050B of node 0x14B457FFFECBFCEB (seems to be active)
deconz | 22:32:49:604 skip configure report for cluster: 0x0B04 attr: 0x0505 of node 0x14B457FFFECBFCEB (seems to be active)
deconz | 22:32:49:604 skip configure report for cluster: 0x0B04 attr: 0x0508 of node 0x14B457FFFECBFCEB (seems to be active)
deconz | 22:33:40:023 Current channel 11
I was able to repro this multiple times from fresh. I was also able to do the same doing a Sensor search instead of a light search in TLDR The only way I have been able to get the power and consumption sensors added for this device is to trigger a read of the attributes of the @SwoopX Anything i can do to help debug why these sensors don't just get added along with the device in the first place? |
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🤔 The consumption does not appear to work correctly for this device, the |
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I have a theory on what should be changed based on an extensive for another device persistently denying sensor creation. There might also another thing come into play... tldr. The best option to support debugging and do testing would be to have a bare metal system where you compile my repo when I did the changes (pure deconz only, no HA or any other virtualization). If that's an option for you, happy to look into it again. I'd also need to verify that for another smart plug, which behaves really strage at times...
Sounds like the binding has failed (and polling has been explicitly disabled as I recall). Pluggin the device out and in again should probably do the trick. |
I can do that ✅ Would be great to get this plug working correctly!
Unfortunately nothing changed when i did that. Is there somewhere I can view the bindings? Or manually create them? In the log output provided above, when the sensors are added there is some logging around the bindings: |
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Turns out As for manually creating the bindings, this comment describes how to set them up in the deconz GUI |
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Ah yes, totally forgot to come back on this. Too much stuff lying around here. The consumption goes in 10W steps (which is the smallest unit provided). So with an LED bulp, it takes quite some time. This is based on the divisors and multipliers. |
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It seems this issue is resolved or otherwise inactive. If it is not, please re-open! |
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I had a lot of trouble getting this device to work with deCONZ/Home Assistant but it finally seems to be reporting both the on/off state (switch entity) and the current power reading (sensor entity). I had very little experience with deCONZ so it was difficult to understand how to debug it. The below information is simply recording what I found and what I think got it working assuming virtually no experience with deCONZ and may be helpful to others trying to get it working too. When it's working, there should be one device in Home Assistant, showing both the control and sensor readings: There will be two sensors in Home Assistant (one boolean for the on/off state and one integer for the current power draw): Note that even when it's working, the Phoscon web interface only shows one device listed under lights. It never appeared under sensors for me and doesn't appear to need to: I spent a while unpairing and repairing expecting a second device to appear in Phoscon (as seems to be suggested in some of the comments online) but that doesn't seem to be necessary. I really didn't know exactly what I was doing so I will try to write down the steps that I took that I think made it work and will come back and update this comment if I get a better list of steps. Prepare the device
Check the model number
Check the power reading
Report meter reading to Home Assistant
At this point, restarting Home Assistant (Configuration > Settings > Home Assistant: Restart) got the second entity to appear and begin working. Feel free to correct my steps if they are wrong. |
I have just purchased a 2019 Smartthings Smart Plug which supports power monitoring.
Deconz treats it as an on/off plug and works fine in that respect, but I'd love to get power monitoring working. These plugs are a reasonable price without breaking the bank so would be brilliant if the energy side worked.
I have a feeling that these plugs could be manufacturered by Innr, but I aren't certain.The manufacturer code is 0x1168, which according to this page is an Innr reference, Innr2 to be precise Perhaps Innr use the '2' designation for products they manufacturer but release under a difference brand?..They are almost identical to the Innr plug with size, shape and power switch location, but there are some tiny differences regarding depth and bevel at the front lip. The build quality is identical to the Innr device.
I have attached the important stuff, If i've missed anything please advise.
Model ID: 7A-PL-Z-J3
Thank you
and some debug info, in which I turned the smart plug on and off:
debug.txt
and perhaps there is some information from this smartthings github page which mentions the same model/make of ZB-ONOFFPlug-D0005 and LDS
SmartThingsPublic
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