Overkiz API and Somfy API

[Mariusthvdb (Marius)]

got it installed, but how can we tell this is using the local API?

and another thing… I’m using this on a test instance, doesnt it interfere with the production system running the core integration (over Cloud)?

this is proof?

  "zeroconf": [
    {
      "type": "_kizbox._tcp.local.",
      "name": "gateway*"
    },
    {
      "type": "_kizboxdev._tcp.local.",
      "name": "gateway*"
    }
  ],

install went faultless and all devices show in a blink of an eye

operation just works…

core HA over Somfy Cloud:

and now via Local api:

[martinst (Martin)]

How have you installed it? I have tried the PR Custom component but it didn’t work for me.

[Mariusthvdb (Marius)]

I dl the linked repo (so the whole HA fork by Imick) by clicking the Green Code button (select zip) and selected the Overkiz component in that. Copy that as complete folder into your custom_components folder. Then add a “version” key in the manifest file and restart HA.

{
  "domain": "overkiz",
  "name": "Overkiz (by Somfy)",
  "version": "0.0.1",
  "config_flow": true,
etc etc

It will show your newly added integrations in the discovery.

Now, first allow the developers api in your Somfy device, by logging in at Somfy on your device and click allow.

then configure the integration using the config flow, and be sure to scroll down all the way to:

(I did not do that correctly above, so that is still a cloud install You can see it in the Connected to: field., where it should list your local device id key )

Next screen wil bring you to your credentials I which your enter your own key replacing the xxx’s, user and pw.

and you’re set

[thesebastianf (Sebastian)]

Hey I have a Qbus installed with 3 somfy motors.
It looks like this

what I marked “3” in above picture is my cover.seitenmarkise below.
The state seems reversed. So in below screenshot it is actually NOT deployed which would be “closed” to me? At least the others ( 1 and 2 from above) do show CLOSED when NOT deployed.

However despite it seems inverted! The default UI card does correctly show me the arrows for down and up ! In this example it is again NOT deployed … so the arrow DOWN is just fine! But the state is despite that Closed / current position 100.

I can live with it but thought it might be interesting as it is not the same experience for the 3 different types.

[tetienne]

Hi,

From Somfy recommandation, we map open to deploy and close to undeploy for Awning devices. It’s the case for your Absenkmarkise and Hauptmarkise. But your Seitenmarkise is not reported as an Awning, it’s why you see a reverse state. FYI the same kind of motor can be used for a classic cover where this state is logic.

To solve your issue, you can create a Cover Template

cover:
  - platform: template
    covers:
      seitenmarkise:
        friendly_name: "Seiten Markise
        value_template: "{{ states('cover.seitenmarkise') }}"
        open_cover:
          service: cover.open_cover
        close_cover:
          service: cover.close_cover
        ...

[thesebastianf (Sebastian)]

thank you for the explanation and I understand the logic of the non awning is coming from core then.

Template Covers are also problematic as the issue here is that value_template and position_template cannot been set concurrently in a template cover, so HA assumed the cover is open, when position is 100 and cover is closed when position is 0.

So I would need to use the orignal and template entity both to have a full working solution.

Edit: btw … I understand and support the Somfy logic. I think also for “other” covers many people would like to have 0 = closed = undeployed and 100 = open = deployed …
unfortunately core has no option to actually invert this.

demand is popular:

WHY THE HECK can't we freely configure a Cover to interpret its percentage value as "percentage open" or "percentage closed"?

UPDATE: This WTH triggered a heated discussion about the logical and intuitive interpretation of “open” and “closed” for a cover: open = 100%, closed = 0% open = 0%, closed = 100% There are obviously diametric differences in interpretation between different users. The differences may be the result of culture, native language, profession, or even personal taste. In addition they may depend on the actual device that is controlled by the Cover integration (i.e. blinds vs. awnings). So I think …

and

Zwave JS request to invert covers

I’d would like to request an option to invert covers in the new zwave JS, similar to the old native zwave integration: cover.fibaro_system_fgrm222_roller_shutter_controller_2_level: invert_openclose_buttons: true invert_percent: true see discussion in: Zwave JS invert cover Thanks a lot!!!

[tetienne]

@thesebastianf

Template Covers are also problematic as the issue here is that value_template and position_template cannot been set concurrently in a template cover, so HA assumed the cover is open, when position is 100 and cover is closed when position is 0.

Both values can be set into the templates. There is only one warning:

If both a value_template and a position_template are specified, only opening and closing are set from the value_template .

If fact, even only position template should be enough in your case:

position_template: '{{ 100 - state_attr("cover.front", "current_position") }}'

[imick (Mick)]

@thesebastianf

I can live with it but thought it might be interesting as it is not the same experience for the 3 different types.

Can you post your diagnostics information here? (or on GitHub gist and link it here). It would be interesting to see the device types, since we are revamping the cover entity.

[thesebastianf (Sebastian)]

sure I can.
also for other covers?
I have a different types for zwave covers on rollershutter and venetian blinds or just the somfy ones?

[thesebastianf (Sebastian)]

hey and when revamping the cover entity … maybe also consider that many actuators actually report 1-3 % off … means when they fully open or close the motor itself might stop the motor a moment earlier than the actuator was calibrated which result in something like this:

those are fully open - yet the actuator reports back 98 or 99% …
also here people create workarounds as it seems a more common issue - like here:

Zwave JS invert cover

I had the same issue and made a work-around using covers-template. I have Fibaro Roller Shutters for shutters with lamella position and everything works. As the module (even after calibrations) returns 2 or 3 in the up-most position I added a fix making it fully open (100) for the last 5%. Just want to share if anyone is needing some code: - platform: template covers: living_left_invert: device_class: shutter friendly_name: "Raffstore Wohnen Links" position_template: > …

[imick (Mick)]

@thesebastianf

I have a different types for zwave covers on rollershutter and venetian blinds or just the somfy ones?

Just the Somfy ones, there is a download diagnostics button in Home Assistant.

@thesebastianf

hey and when revamping the cover entity … maybe also consider that many actuators actually report 1-3 % off … means when they fully open or close the motor itself might stop the motor a moment earlier than the actuator was calibrated which result in something like this:

Do you have this issue with the Somfy covers? We will only rewrite the Somfy cover implementation. And even there, I am not in favor of this change. If this is an issue with a certain vendor / platform, they either need to fix this or the Home Assistant integration needs to handle this margin / offset.

[mcik33]

Hi,

Since (i think) the last home assistant core update i have setting up entry error :

• Logger: homeassistant.config_entries
  *Source: components/overkiz/init.py:61 *
  *First occurred: 13:46:36 (1 occurrences) *
  Last logged: 13:46:36

Error setting up entry [email protected] for overkiz
Traceback (most recent call last):

• File “/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/config_entries.py”, line 353, in async_setup*
• result = await component.async_setup_entry(hass, self)*
• File “/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/components/overkiz/init.py”, line 61, in async_setup_entry*
• setup, scenarios = await asyncio.gather(*
• File “/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/backoff/_async.py”, line 133, in retry*
• ret = await target(*args, *kwargs)
• File “/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/pyoverkiz/client.py”, line 388, in get_setup*
• setup = Setup(*humps.decamelize(response))
• File “/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/pyoverkiz/models.py”, line 63, in init*
• self.devices = [Device(*d) for d in devices]
• File “/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/pyoverkiz/models.py”, line 63, in *
• self.devices = [Device(*d) for d in devices]
  TypeError: Device.init() missing 1 required keyword-only argument: ‘device_url’

I have deleted/installed the overkiz integration and restarted ha but without success.

Thanks for your help.

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[imick (Mick)]

@mcik33 do you have (or had) the custom component installed?

Similar issue to this one: Cannot import name ‘TooManyAttemptsBannedException’ from ‘pyoverkiz.exceptions’ · Issue #74636 · home-assistant/core (github.com).

[mcik33]

@imick Thanks for your reply.

Yes, in tue past, i had the custom componement installed.

The issue giving by Ducatel don’t work for me (not in doker).

[vaneeten]

Had the same issue. Got it working by patching the api.py file from PR Custom Component: on line 330, there’s a call to timeout(). I just removed the loop=asyncio.get_event_loop() parameter (and the comma of course), so that it reads:

async with async_timeout.timeout(TIMEOUT):

I don’t know if this is really a proper fix, but (after a restart of HA) I was able to install this native Somfy API component - and it has been working like dream (for now): response is like instantaneous!

[iway (Chris)]

Works great, thanks! Response is immediate, and perfect if there is no internet. Local is the way to go…

[iway (Chris)]

Have it working with 21 roller shutters (10 Velux, the rest Somfy), 2 windows, 1 bioclimatic (motorized) pergola and light. All fine.

[Shaad (David)]

Hello here !

I have an Atlantic Heat Pump which is connected to an Atlantic Cozytouch bridge :
COZYTOUCH - Atlantic

I can pretty much control my HeatPump using Android CozyTouch app (not so great).
More interesting for me, I can control it using Overkiz API :
https://ha110-1.overkiz.com/enduser-mobile-web/enduserAPI/login
For instance I can login, get all parameters value, and set whatever I want.
Great, but I do this with NodeRed, I’ve got a lot of flows and that’s a mess !

I’ve just found this Overkiz Component. I’ve tried to install it, choosing “Atlantic Cozytouch” hub, I set my email and my password, exactly the same that work fine with Overki API but I keep getting a message “Unvalid Authentication”.
I’ve done the test several times. I’ve also stopped my overkiz API requests for 2 hours because I know it does not support too many requests, but still the same.
Any idea how I can investigate on this ?
Did anybody succeeded with Atlantic hardware and overkiz component ?

Thanks,
David

[imick (Mick)]

@Shaad hi David, are you a new user of CozyTouch perhaps? Please see this issue on GitHub and add your thoughts there: [Overkiz, Somfy] Unable to authenticate against Atlantic Cozytouch · Issue #75394 · home-assistant/core (github.com).

We have seen this issue more often in the last days and I wonder if they did switch, again, their authentication methods…

[Shaad (David)]

I’ve been using it for 2 years now. But I did not use the CozyTouch app for a long time now, more than a year, using only overkiz http API to manage my HeatPump with curl commands.
I will have a look at this link, and I will also reinstall Coytouch Android app and check that everything still works fine from here.
What is strange is that using overkiz with curl commands, it works fine… but who knows…
Thanks for your help, I’ll be back after a few checks.