got it working aswell.
somehow it always adds the room 0 to it (as first), do not know why and how i get rid of it…
sequence:
- target:
device_id: 5cb17e282c4437ce93d63d6f71aa6fa7
data:
command: spot_area
params:
rooms:
- 1
- 6
- 2
- 8
cleanings: 1
action: vacuum.send_command
mode: single
description: ""
alias: clean_main
I was having the same issue (always starting at room 0), and I think I’ve found the solution. Rather then formatting the rooms as a yaml list, just supply a comma separated list. Not sure why, but this works for me:
sequence:
- target:
device_id: 5cb17e282c4437ce93d63d6f71aa6fa7
data:
command: spot_area
params:
rooms: 1,6,2,8
cleanings: 1
action: vacuum.send_command
mode: single
description: ""
alias: clean_main
This is how I solved it using a script with two selectors:
alias: Start Room Cleaning
sequence:
- data:
option: >-
{{ iif(is_state('input_select.deebot_x9_pro_omni_work_mode', 'Vacuum &
Mop'), 'vacuum_mop', work_mode | lower) }}
target:
entity_id: select.deebot_x9_pro_omni_work_mode
action: select.select_option
- data:
command: clean_V2
params:
act: start
content:
type: freeClean
value: >
{% set room_map = states.vacuum.deebot_x9_pro_omni.attributes.rooms
%} {# Get user selected rooms (variable 'area' from fields) #} {%
set selected_rooms = area %} {# Initialize a namespace to allow
appending to the list inside the loop #} {% set ns =
namespace(commands=[]) %}
{% if room_map is defined and selected_rooms is defined %}
{% for room_name in selected_rooms %}
{# Convert user-friendly name (e.g., "Guest Bathroom") to map key (e.g., "guest_bathroom") #}
{% set room_key = room_name | lower | replace(' ', '_') %}
{% if room_key in room_map %}
{# Construct the full command part (e.g., "1,2") and append it to the list #}
{% set room_id = room_map[room_key] | string %}
{% set ns.commands = ns.commands + ["1," ~ room_id] %}
{% else %}
{{ log("Room '" ~ room_name ~ "' not found in vacuum map.", level='warning') }}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% endif %}
{# FINAL OUTPUT: Join the list of full command strings using a
SEMICOLON (;) #} {{ ns.commands | join(';') }}
target:
entity_id: vacuum.deebot_x9_pro_omni
action: vacuum.send_command
mode: single
fields:
work_mode:
name: Work Mode
required: true
selector:
select:
options:
- Vacuum
- Vacuum & Mop
default: Vacuum
description: The Work Mode to Select
area:
selector:
select:
options:
- Guest Bathroom
- Corridor
- Bathroom
- Bedroom
- Kids Room
- Dining Room
- Kitchen
- Living Room
multiple: true
name: Area
description: Select areas to clean
required: true
description: Start room cleaning for one or more rooms
icon: mdi:robot-vacuum
This is the result how it looks in the UI:
action: vacuum.send_command
target:
entity_id: vacuum.t30cgen2
data:
command: clean_V2
params:
act: start
content:
type: freeClean
value: "1,3"
according to my testing, “1,3” means map 1, room 3
It is very important to verify if your robot uses old API or new API
If it responds to command: clean_V2 then it should use new API