Ah, good catch. No it doesnāt since I have the first generation sensor. That being said, looking at their doc, implementing the required serial number and adding the 2 extra sensors should not be much effort.
Let me give it a go in a separate branch and Iāll have you test it being that I donāt have the Plus model.
Did you manage to create a seperate branch for the Plus? I canāt find it under /components. Iām currently trying to get my Wave Plus to work in HA, and found this thread. Any progress on the other sensors and how to get them to walk?
Thankyou for making this component, will it only work on a pi3?
My hassio is on a NUC running Ubuntu, and just gives me this error continually:
2019-07-12 21:29:31 WARNING (MainThread) [custom_components.airthings_wave.sensor] Radon level is : got an exception: could not convert string to float: āunknownā
I am running hassio on a RPI 4. Getting the MAC address from the wave plus was my biggest issue. I could not get the find_wave.py script to run from my RPI4.
To get the MAC address from the wave plus: On my Android Pixel that is paired with my Airthings Wave Plus, I installed Bluetooth Scanner (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pzolee.bluetoothscanner). Under Devices on the first tab, I clicked Start at the bottom of the app. The app searched for Bluetooth devices and one of the devices found was Type Unknown with a MAC that started with C4:64ā¦ When I selected āmoreā for that device, The BLE GATT characteristics showed: Manufacturer Name Airthings AS with the last 6 digits of my Serial number found under the plate on the bottom of my wave plus.
I had this working on my NUC (native hassos build) the NUC Bluetooth generally I do find a little flaky though. but otherwise, thanks for making this componentā¦ would be great to get this into HACSā¦ Thanks again
lemme test that and see if I experience the same issuesā¦ I take it you are also running native NUC Hassos build and not in a VM on linux or other os?
