Yevgeniy
(Yevgeniy)
1
I tried to setup TCP Sensor to send temperature sensor data. Here is sensor’s config:
- platform: tcp
host: narodmon.ru
port: 8283
payload: "#AA-BB-CC-11-22-33\n#T1#{{ states('sensor.outside_temperature')}}\n##"
Here is the data received by the server:
2017-11-01 00:08:33 2.132.80.179 TCP
#AA-BB-CC-11-22-33
#T1#{{ states('sensor.outside_temperature')}}
##
The sensor values are not sent to the server. What am I doing wrong? How do I send values from a sensor in this request?
Does it work any better as this:
“#AA-BB-CC-11-22-33\n#T1#{{ states.sensor.outside_temperature.state }}\n##”
Yevgeniy
(Yevgeniy)
3
Unfortunately, this also does not work.
Data received by the server:
2017-11-01 14:14:47 2.132.237.218 TCP
#AA-BB-CC-11-22-33
#T1#{{ states.sensor.outside_temperature.state }}
##
Ah, maybe this is the wrong component - now that I look at it again.
I think the ‘TCP sensor’ component expects to receive info, not send it out.
Yevgeniy
(Yevgeniy)
5
Thanks for your reply. Maybe you know another way of sending data over TCP?
If you can make the connection at the command line, then there’s always the command-line switch (some scripts might be useful too).
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