O meu amazfit gt2 tudo bem sincronizado e também não aparece no HA, já há atualizações para isso?? Obrigado
hello, I bought amazfit gt2 and I can’t get it to work on HA, I inserted the url, the token but nothing appears, it gives an error in the logs, why? thanks
Hey there, I just want to add here that I had to do this in the following format:
homeassistant/toggle
After that it works for me, I can toggle the lights from the watch.
you saved me bro, I was already desperate with getting JSON error messages always… THANKS!!
Can you post a screenshot or details of your configuration? I’ve tries multiple times to get this to work for a switch but it keeps failing asking for state.
Thx
can you tell us more details about the setup you’ve tried? first, I’d make sure that the service you want to call works in hass by setting it up and testing in developer tools section “services”. then make sure your notify app button function works with your band by trying other trigger options, e.g. IFTTT, Alexa or any that you wanna try. If both works, then you should just enter the JSON as written above, choose “switch/toggle” (if you wanna control a switch outlet) and it should work.
I have connected notify for amazfit app with HA but occasionally I am getting those errors?
What could cause this?
How do you folks set it up to work remotely? I set up using local IP, so when I step out of my home, the data is no longer sync-ed
I access my HASS via nabucasa remotely.
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Hi all
I am trying to add my mi band 6 to HA. I have the pro version of notify app, I have added the url and created a token in HA which I added in notify app. Everything seems ok but it is not working.
I am getting the following in the logs
ogger: homeassistant.components.http.ban
Source: components/http/ban.py:82
Integration: HTTP (documentation, issues)
First occurred: 15:34:10 (31 occurrences)
Last logged: 17:04:17
Login attempt or request with invalid authentication from athedsl-248106.home.otenet.gr (85.73.16.200). Requested URL: '/api/states/sensor.miband_heartRate'. (okhttp/4.9.3)
Login attempt or request with invalid authentication from athedsl-248106.home.otenet.gr (85.73.16.200). Requested URL: '/api/states/sensor.miband_steps'. (okhttp/4.9.3)
Login attempt or request with invalid authentication from athedsl-248106.home.otenet.gr (85.73.16.200). Requested URL: '/api/states/sensor.miband_battery'. (okhttp/4.9.3)
I added in my http: (conf yaml)
the following
http:
# ssl_certificate: /ssl/fullchain.pem
# ssl_key: /ssl/privkey.pem
use_x_forwarded_for: true
trusted_proxies:
- 10.0.0.200
- 192.168.1.0/24
- 192.168.0.0/24
- 192.168.2.0/24
- 85.73.16.200
but again it is not working…
Is there anyone which could help a bit please?
I just got me an Amazfit GTS 4 Mini, searching here on the forum i found this thread, which sound very interesting.
What happened to this thread? Anyone still involved?
How do you use your Miband/Amazfit now?
what else did i find?
There even seems to be someone who managed to make toggle switches on an amazfit band … to control HA through the band … more on this here on the forum
Through Gadgetbridge, an open source manager for fitness devices - someone made HA his personal trainer 
I am a brand new HA user and a non-tech guy. So adding what worked for me here for future non-tech guys who stumble on this from google.
I got the Notify for Amazfit (2ge) app and paid for pro+license (about $5 in total). Setup HA as per the instructions on the app (pretty straight forward).
I then selected triple press the crown (the button on top right on the watch) to ‘Call a service’ with following details:
Domain/Service:
light/toggle (note: homeassistant/toggle did not work for me)
Data request:
{“entity_id”:“your_entity_id”}
Once the above was entered it worked just fine when I ran a test. Though on the watch I have to press 4 times (first one to wake the watch up I suppose).
Thank you @ghostpirate for the inputs above, it was much appreciated.
