Hi all, not sure if this was covered or not, my hass to gateway connection seems to break after 12-24 hours, essentially the light sensor reports old values (since it disconnected) the gateway light switch can’t be switched on ( invalid key, even though it did work), and the door sensor I have also doesn’t report correct state.
The gateway still functions, as a have a basic automation on it with the door sensor.
I have run tcpdump and the gateway is in the logs, any tips of debugging this?
My only solution is a hass restart/pi3 reboot, which seems to fix the issue.
I’m using a door/window sensor as switch now. May be somebody like the solution. It’s very cheap and made quickly. It looks like you have to click on the image to see all steps.
@rave and @Danielhiversen:
What’s the status on releasing the xiaomi component to the main repo? I totally understand that we do not want to bypass @rave, since he started the project. But @rave’s last post was quite a while ago, and the latest github commit on his repo is 25 days ago. Is there any way to contact @rave outside of github and here?
I am running @Danielhiversen’s fork now since a couple of versions without any issues. What is the best course of action?
Hi guys. I tried the method in the chinese forum to get the key needed for this to work however, whenever i press the gateway information button in development mode, the app crashes.
I tried on 3 different android devices - unpair, pair, and etc but the app just crashes whenever i try to enter.
Is there any other way i can get the key?
edit: clicking on local area network communication protocol gives me a message : current device does not support this feature. Does that mean im having v1 w/o radio? And does that mean my xiaomi gateway cannot be integrated?
The lights are powered always now (compare the first image). The switch does not disconnect mains anymore. The lights are some yeelights which are integrated into home assistant. If the door sensor / switch changes the state an automation toggles the light.
You can see they are very similar, but its not as simple a change to the physical enclosure. There is a board shape AND layout change, too.
Which to me is quite surprising… I would have thought they would be the same internally.
BTW there are apps for both EigenStone and Aqara on iOS appstore.
Both apps appear the same, but it seems you need a chinese mobile number to register. I tried with my UK number and never receiver the registration code by SMS.
Not entirely true. Unless you buy just one. I’ve been keeping an eye on them and they drop them to 11.99 quite often, and you can buy a second one for around ~ $8, which makes the price per unit to $10. Banggood will sell them to you for $9.99/each if you buy 3 or more. But I bought one to test for $8 and I’m waiting for such a price drop again so I can buy several more