Hey @jbronikowski, nice dashboard! What are you using to pipe iAqualink metrics into Grafana?
Hi,
Sorry if this is a rookie question but how do did you get the exo branch into your installation?
/Marcus
@Kanishkaz, could you please explain exactly how you got the successful nodered flow into HA? I have HA installed on rspi, nodered installed as an add on. I managed to import the flow into nodered add on but that’s as far as my skills have taken me.
Anyone done anything for pump speed, One Touches, and LED color selection? The Universal Devices PG3x Node has LED color selection and One Touches so I could be done on the integration.
@flauran what would it take $$ to get an update to the integration code?
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I write from nodered to influxdb then from influxdb to HA. But now I am directly using the modified jandy plugin of HA.
I found an issue when adding color lights to scenes through the GUI.
Even though the device control in the scene provides a button to select the desired effect, in the config, the effect parameter is set to
effect: ‘1’
which is not a valid value and causes the scene to fail. When I manually update the config to a valid value, everything works as expected.
effect: ‘Cobalt Blue’
Unfortunately, anytime you make any change to the scene through the GUI, it reverts back to
effect: ‘1’
and forces you to manually update the config with a valid value again.
New to HA and love all the work the community has done. Happy to provide more information if needed.
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can you post your config I cant get the lights to do anything. I’ve change the effect
Could you explain how you used the modified jandy plugin please?
Thank you!
Does anybody else get the below error if they try to turn on or off a Jandy light quickly or if you try to turn more then one Jandy light quickly to get them in sync with colors?
“Failed to call service light/turn_on. ‘NaN’ is not a valid AqualinkState”
Any help would be appreciated
Hi,
I’ve recently install HA 2024.8.3 and would like to add my eXO IQ LS (dual link).
I’ve tried Jandy iAqualink official component but exo are not supported.
I’ve discover this thread and some people seem’s to have discover some solution to connect eXO with dev branch as custom component.
Could someone explain to me how to install this custom component, I really don’t know how to do.
Many thanks by advance
Hi,
I have installed the latest version of HA 2024.9.1 and the Jandy iAquaLink integration. I have a pool and a spa. Whenever I change the set temp on the pool or spa, the other device changes its set temp to 234 degrees. So if I set the pool to 77, the spa goes to 234 and vice versa, set spa to say 100, and the pool goes to 234. Not sure what to try as everything else is working and I’m not getting any errors. thanks.
I’ve got a robot Zodiac Alpha OA 6400 IQ, but the integration display this message
No devices or entities
Failed to set up:
Check the logs
And the log:
Logger: homeassistant.components.iaqualink
Source: components/iaqualink/__init__.py:89
integration: Jandy iAqualink ([documentation](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/iaqualink), [issues](https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3A%22integration%3A+iaqualink%22))
First occurred: 1:34:40 PM (1 occurrences)
Last logged: 1:34:40 PM
No systems detected or supported
Logger: iaqualink
Source: components/iaqualink/__init__.py:80
First occurred: 1:34:40 PM (1 occurrences)
Last logged: 1:34:40 PM
vr is not a supported system type.
I can log into the webpage without a problem, and the iAqualinkapp is working as intended.
What is my problem
I have Jandy iAquaLink as well and I’d like to monitor when the Jandy Zodiac pool heater goes from On (standby) to actually On.
I have my heater thermostat set to 40 degrees, so it’s always in an On state, but status is Standby (not actually on).
My current automations are inadequate since they rely on entity going from off to on, or on state.
Is this possible for HA to pull / see the if in standby?
I want to circle back to my reply earlier, and see if anyone knows a way to identify when the Jandy Zodiac pool heater goes from on-standby mode to actually on?
I have the pool heater thermostat set to 40° and in the Jandy I aqualink app it shows as ‘On (standby)’. In home assistant The entity shows as On, curious if there’s a way to read when in standby or not…
As a result I’m not able to use automations to trigger when the heater is actually on versus in standby.
iAquaLink app statuses for On in Standby vs on and heating:
I’m wondering how I can create a custom template or automation to interpret the heater’s current state and determine if it’s in standby if the ‘standby’ attribute is not available…
Example (Conceptual)
- Assuming the entity for your heater is named “heater”:
- You could create a template sensor in Home Assistant to check the heater’s state:
- sensor:
- name: "Heater Standby"
state: >-
{{ state_attr('heater', 'mode') == 'standby' }}
I’m going to test a separate external Zigbee temperature sensor with remote probe and place it near heater exhaust area to detect when heater is actually running.
Any other hacks, workaround, or solutions?
There is a parameter that has the status: hvac_action
It has the statuses of: off, heating, and idle
Hope that helps.
Are you referring to the statuses for the Jandy zodiac pool heater? Because I don’t see those statuses for that entity. I only see on and off. However if you’re referring to the workaround with the external zigbee temperature sensor, I’ll look for that when it arrives
Interesting, I’m not sure how to find that or how to leverage it. I’ll dig into HA developer tools area to see if I can make sense… Any pointers?
This is very interesting! Would you mind helping me incorporate this python script into HA to determine difference between On (Standby) versus On (actually on)?
I will start reading this to learn: