Not sure if this is the issue, but I just checked my flow and the flow you linked to in the first post and as you can see below it has the ‘unit of measurement’ as ‘cm’
I found this as I wanted to see if there was some integration for the Creality K1 Max, this was helpful but as I don’t run NodeRed, I couldn’t use it. But I began thinking that this must go do an custom_component of it. So with some digging in to the websocket and testing and from getting the javascript from the printer and with help of Gemini I have made a custom_component, that I installed.
I haven’t tested it while printing and for the moment I have just the fans, lamp, temperature, print progress, total layer count, material length and working layer. But it seems to work but as I haven’t yet printed with it active I don’t know the sensors for layers and material. I haven’t uploaded it yet as I want to test it some more and add some more. But if it is someone who want to test it out just say and I will get it up on github.
Just wanted to thank you guys for your findings and the inspiration for a custom_component.
Now the component uploaded to GitHub - hurricaneb/hass_creality_k1 if you want to test it. I have tested it wile printing and layers, progress and so on worked. But test and see how it works for you.
I hope the up keep for it not gonna be to big. But it depends on how much HomeAssistant changes about things.
@hurricaneb Henrik, does it work with the K1C too? your wiki only mentions k1 and k1 max. maybe add a clarification, if you actually dont know, i can try with my K1C if you like.
Hello. Yes, mine is also working with K1C. As I have understand it so K1, K1C and K1 Max all have the same firmware so it is the same websocket communications with it.
I can see that material length has ‘sort of’ been covered but I was wondering if anyone can advise me how to show the value in metres? I know it’s not difficult for me to divide the figure myself but wondered if there was a way to make it work in HA.
Loving this integration, and it works far more reliably than the Creality app.