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Why does ioBroker.sonoff tries to set the relay state via "tele/DeviceTopic/POWER"? #296
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Please post a debug log from sonoff adapter of such a case ... maybe we can see more there |
iobroker.json sets the loglevel fort the js-controller, this is not what you want :-) You want: Admin - Instances - enable expertmode - expnd the sonoff.0 instance, set "loglevel" to debug (silly not needed). |
@Apollon77 I will do that right now but I will report now two more findings.
My question now would be - is it really true, is sonoff iobroker plugin using tele/devName/POWER2 ON to toggle power on on TAS device? Or is my wireshark failing me? Or did I configure something very, very wrong... I am really unable to capture any other packets. |
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ich denke ich habe was ähnliches. `
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wenn man jetzt auf power einen listener on change "any" dann wird dieser immer wieder getriggert.... je nach anwendung sehr mühsam. |
Hello,
I am trying to pair my own multiplatform IoT firmware with ioBroker.
I have a question about MQTT protocol for ioBroker
My firmware supports most of Tasmota syntax, so cmnd, etc, are mostly working. I also publish a "tele" json packet periodically.
IObroker is able to detect my device:
but when I try to change the POWER1 or any other switch state, the new state becomes red and my device does not respond.
I looked at the packets with Wireshark:
Suprisingly, the ioBroker seems to be publishing a "tele/DeviceTopic/POWER" instead of "cmnd/DeviceTopic/POWER".
More info about the packet - you can clearly see it's a TELE with POWER ON:
It seems that something is wrong or is missing on my side, but I am unable to determine what.
Can someone experienced in ioBroker inner workings can tell me what would cause the ioBroker to think that "tele" is a command topic? Which Tasmota packet/MQTT support am I missing?
NOTE: I also get:
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