Integrate with OpenSprinkler

vinteo · April 17, 2020, 5:19am

Don’t put input_number under hass_opensprinkler, put it on the highest level (no identation)

juanbrunette · April 18, 2020, 4:22am

This is what I added into my configuration.yaml file to make it work:

hass_opensprinkler:
   host: 192.168.1.203:803
   password: a6d82bced638de3def1e9bbb4983225c

input_number:
     front_s1_timer:
      min: 1
      max: 30
      step: 1
      mode: slider
     front_s2_timer:
      min: 1
      max: 30
      step: 1
      mode: slider
     front_s3_timer:
      min: 1
      max: 30
      step: 1
      mode: slider
     front_s4_timer:
      min: 1
      max: 30
      step: 1
      mode: slider

This is what I added to my entities card on Lovelace to make it work:
entities:

entities:
  - entity: input_number.front_s1_timer
  - entity: switch.front_s1
  - entity: input_number.front_s2_timer
  - entity: switch.front_s2
  - entity: input_number.front_s3_timer
  - entity: switch.front_s3
  - entity: input_number.front_s4_timer
  - entity: switch.front_s4
title: Open Sprinkler Stations
type: entities

My Sprinklers are called front_s1 to front_s4 - replace that with your station name on Opensprinkler

H30lth · April 18, 2020, 4:24am

Thanks for clarifying will try after i update to hassOS. Im still using hassbian

bedo2405 · April 19, 2020, 1:50am

This is an awesome integration, one thing I can’t figure out Is how to display what stations are queued?
Is this possible?

Felix · April 19, 2020, 12:05pm

I have two Opensprinklers. Is there a way to have both integrated using your component? I tried adding both IP’s to the configuration file, but that did not work.

vinteo · April 19, 2020, 1:41pm

No easy way at the moment, someone had some luck by making a copy of the folder and changing part of the code, ie have another folder called hass_opensprinkler2 and using hass_opensprinkler2: in the config for the second device.

Another option is to try the integration I am trying to get into HA, the config is different.

Integration PR: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/34146 (copy the files into custom_components folder
Doc PR: https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant.io/pull/12953

Note I haven’t tried it as a custom component yet but I think it should work

Felix · April 22, 2020, 11:36am

Thank you. I took the first option and made that work. That will also be a simple change back when your integration is ready.

ygreq · April 28, 2020, 10:54pm

Another option is to integrate Remote Home Assistant and integrate the other OpenSprinkler into the second slave HA. See more here: Master HA instance with multiple slaves

redec · May 18, 2020, 9:28pm

Hi all, newbie here …I’m looking to replace my old-school dumb controller with a smart controller…I think I’m leaning towards opensprinkler…altho I’m somewhat worried about how wife-friendly it will be. Once it’s all set up can it feed through to HomeKit in a nice usable way? Can you refer to the zones by name…like “hey Siri, turn on the sprinklers in the back yard” or, say, adhoc timed watering like “hey Siri, water the flower beds for 7 minutes”?

Thx

kazanjig · June 10, 2020, 1:08pm

EDIT:
Oh my God, all this is in the examples…

Questions on setting up manual zone operations. I’m trying to do the following. I can get it to work by hard coding an integer value for run_seconds but I’d rather use an input_number slider for versatility. Two questions:

How can I have the input_number slider be in minutes and convert it into seconds for the service?
How do I pass the input_number slider value as an argument into the opensprinkler.run service? I’ve tried:

service_data:
  entity_id: sensor.front_1_4_n_station_status
  run_seconds: '{{ states(''input_number.front_1_4_n_timer'') | int }}'

but it throws Failed to call service opensprinkler/run. expected a list for dictionary value @ data['run_seconds']

and

service_data_tempalte:
  entity_id: sensor.front_1_4_n_station_status
  run_seconds: '{{ states(''input_number.front_1_4_n_timer'') | int }}'

but it throws Failed to call service opensprinkler/run. must contain at least one of entity_id, area_id.

My card:

entities:
  - action_name: Run zone
    icon: 'mdi:sprinkler'
    name: Front 1/4 (N)
    service: opensprinkler.run
    service_data:
      entity_id: sensor.front_1_4_n_station_status
      run_seconds:
        - input_number.front_1_4_n_timer
    type: call-service
  - entity: input_number.front_1_4_n_timer
title: Run Once Program
type: entities

vinteo · June 10, 2020, 10:30pm

I could only get it working with input_number by converting it to a float then and int, take a look at a README on https://github.com/vinteo/hass-opensprinkler, there is an example there.

Your second example has a typo, service_data_tempalte -> service_data_template

wifi75 · June 15, 2020, 8:26am

MQTT has now been integrated on opensprinkler.

lubomirkamensky · June 20, 2020, 7:03pm

I tried the second option and only have the sensor entities in HA. How can I get also the switch entities?

vinteo · June 21, 2020, 2:48am

Update to the latest version 1.0.x with at least 0.110 of HA and it has multiple device support.

Please read the upgrade info in the README.

lubomirkamensky · June 21, 2020, 6:07pm

It works perfectly now. Thanks!

Chaotik · June 21, 2020, 8:41pm

Hello… I can’t figure out how to manually run my zones. I’ve been stuck for days !
Running latest OpenSprinkler (the one that supports MQTT) with the latest integration installed from HACS.

I keep getting this error when clicking the Run Zone link :

Failed to call service opensprinkler/run. expected int @ data[‘run_seconds’][0]

Here is my card :

and my code :

entities:
  - entity: switch.s01_station_enabled
  - entity: binary_sensor.s01_station_running
  - entity: sensor.s01_station_status
  - entity: input_number.runtime_zone1
    name: Runtime
    type: 'custom:slider-entity-row'
  - action_name: Run zone
    icon: 'mdi:sprinkler'
    name: Zone 1
    service: opensprinkler.run
    service_data:
      entity_id: switch.s01_station_enabled
      run_seconds:
        - '{{ ((states("input_number.runtime_zone1") | float) * 60) | int }}'
    type: call-service
title: Zone 1
type: entities

Any help would be greatly appreciated !

Thanks

vinteo · June 21, 2020, 10:28pm

When targeting a single station the run_seconds should be a single integer so change:

run_seconds:
  - '{{ ((states("input_number.runtime_zone1") | float) * 60) | int }}'

to

run_seconds: '{{ ((states("input_number.runtime_zone1") | float) * 60) | int }}'

Chaotik · June 22, 2020, 4:19am

Thanks.
I now get a slightly different error but one that I have seen before in my many different prior attempts.

Failed to call service opensprinkler/run. expected a list for dictionary value @ data['run_seconds']

I think it has to do with the single quotes. I know the formula return the right value and if I just plug a hard coded number there, it works.

But when I remove the single quotes and save, I get this error :

Failed to call service opensprinkler/run. Run seconds should be an integer value for station

and when I go back in my code, the line has been replaced by :

'[object Object]': null

vinteo · June 22, 2020, 11:16am

Try switch the quotes around so:

run_seconds: "{{ ((states('input_number.runtime_zone1') | float) * 60) | int }}"

Chaotik · June 22, 2020, 3:01pm

Same thing.
I get this error :

Failed to call service opensprinkler/run. expected a list for dictionary value @ data['run_seconds']

and why I go back to edit my code, it was replaced with this :

run_seconds: '{{ ((states(''input_number.runtime_zone1'') | float) * 60) | int }}'

I read something about creating a sensor ? Or a template ? Not sure which…