I know that Extender will get 20 measures/day but don’t push to BlueRiiot App. To have last measure on App, i have to click on Get Mesure on the Extender Button, or i can push extender button.
I try to have this fonctionnality on HA, with this 2 commands on terminal :
This command don’t returns any errors on terminal, but I have no results on measurements updates Redox exemple, i launched this commands 2 times today, 1 point each 2 hours
Hi all!
Very Interesting, I have exactly the same issue and can’t make any progress here. I can enter the command, but nothing happens. Has there been a solution to this by now?
My setup: Blue Connect Go & Blue Extender, no ESP. I always receive the last available transmitted value, but no new measurements are being taken. When I manually initiate a measurement through the Blueriiot App, the updated value is then displayed in Home Assistant shortly after. (Perhaps there’s a workaround, like triggering this action via iPhone? I only need 2 updates a day, actually.)
Hallo, kann mir bitte jemand helfen? Ich habe Blue connect go mit premium und wifi Extender aber bekomme es nicht hin das die Werte im Home Assistant angezeigt werden. Ich benötige bitte hilfe.
Danke
I have been testing both the Cloud integration and the local integration (using an ESP proxy). They both work, but they have different values, especially for salt. The correct value is the one from the Cloud, not the local one:
Hello, I am busy trying to integrate the Blue Connect Go to HA. I have MQTT installed on HA. I am very interested by what you have done. Can you share the setup (YAML) of the ESP32 BT Proxy and the setup in MQTT and HA ? I already have a "passive" BT proxy based on ESP32 using the "Bluetooth" and the "Blue Connect" integration. Thanks a lot !
It periodically polls the Blueriiot API to retrieve sensor data and feeds it in through my Mosquitto MQTT broker. No issues there.
I recently installed the local Bluetooth integration, along with an ESP board scanning in active mode. It works well too, but like I mentioned, some values are different. I think the vendor's API massages and interprets the value, whereas the local integration just uses raw values. I can't really explain it...