Just a guess, but maybe he set the card up with each device and pings each device for status based on response?
Hi sparkydave,
would you be able to share your code?
thanks
Sure thing.
type: entities
entities:
- entity: sensor.lounge_multisensor_air_temperature
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
secondary_info: last-changed
entities:
- entity: sensor.lounge_multisensor_air_temperature
name: false
- entity: sensor.lounge_multisensor_humidity
name: false
name: Lounge
show_state: false
- entity: sensor.ensuite_ms6_air_temperature
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
secondary_info: last-changed
entities:
- entity: sensor.ensuite_ms6_air_temperature
name: false
- entity: sensor.ensuite_ms6_humidity
name: false
name: Ensuite
show_state: false
- entity: sensor.kitchen_ms6_air_temperature
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
secondary_info: last-changed
entities:
- entity: sensor.kitchen_ms6_air_temperature
name: false
- entity: sensor.kitchen_ms6_humidity
name: false
name: Kitchen
show_state: false
- entity: sensor.passage_ms6_air_temperature
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
secondary_info: last-changed
entities:
- entity: sensor.passage_ms6_air_temperature
name: false
- entity: sensor.passage_ms6_humidity
name: false
name: Passage
show_state: false
- entity: sensor.gym_multisensor_air_temperature
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
secondary_info: last-changed
entities:
- entity: sensor.gym_multisensor_air_temperature
name: false
- entity: sensor.gym_multisensor_humidity
name: false
name: Gym
show_state: false
- entity: sensor.garage_multisensor_air_temperature_2
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
secondary_info: last-changed
entities:
- entity: sensor.garage_multisensor_air_temperature_2
name: false
- entity: sensor.garage_multisensor_humidity_2
name: false
name: Garage
show_state: false
- entity: sensor.shed_multisensor_air_temperature
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
secondary_info: last-changed
entities:
- entity: sensor.shed_multisensor_air_temperature
name: false
- entity: sensor.shed_multisensor_humidity
name: false
name: Shed
show_state: false
title: House Temps & Humidity
show_header_toggle: false
ZigBee and perhaps a link for those?
How did you get those images on top nice and tidy?
Did you manually rescale those ?
Or did you this some nice coding in lovelace?
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How did you combine the plot and bar card ? Is that a special card ?
Hey, could you please share how you did that PiHole button with time setting?
Hi,
create an InputSelect-Helper with your desired “times” (duration for how long) pihole should be disabled, then create a script with the following code:
service: pi_hole.disable
data:
duration: {{ states('input_select.pi_hole_disable_time') }}
entity_id: switch.pi_hole
The button just triggers the script, you could call the service directly from the button.
Keep in mind the “times” have to be in the format 00:00:00 - HH:MM:SS
P.S. You have to have the pi-hole integration installed in order for this to work. The Integration creates the service and also the switch.
Update 31.10.2022: Correction of code/quotation marks.
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Thank you!
I get an error when I set up like this:
Error message: Failed to call service pi_hole/disable. offset states("input_select.pihole_disable_time") should be format 'HH:MM', 'HH:MM:SS' or 'HH:MM:SS.F' for dictionary value @ data['duration']
Do you have this?
An input_text with only “5” is not enough.
I have these values in my input_select:
00:05:00 ← for 5 Minutes
00:15:00 ← for 15 Minutes
and. so. on.
Moreover I noticed I made a mistake in the template, it should look like this:
service: pi_hole.disable
data:
duration: {{ states('input_select.pi_hole_disable_time') }}
entity_id: switch.pi_hole
Can you please share your code?
This looks so awesome
Here are a couple examples of mine.
First is HA, followed by my Proxmox Server and a ReadyNAS.
Enjoy.
@MJ104 Any change you could share your monitoring code ?
I also want to monitor proxmox (running on a 7060SFF)
In the configuration.yaml I added the following line.
proxmoxve: !include includes/proxmoxve.yaml
This loads the proxmox intergration. The contents of the proxmoxve.yaml is as follows:
- host: !secret prox_ip
username: !secret prox_user
password: !secret prox_pass
verify_ssl: false
port: !secret prox_port
realm: pve
nodes:
- node: !secret prox_node
vms:
- 200
- 210
- 260
- 270
- 280
- 291
- 300
containers:
- 110
- 120
- 130
- 140
- 150
- 151
- 160
- 170
- 190
- 191
The integration will create a binary sensor for each VM and container listed in the yaml above. Below is an example of the template sensor for the Plex container.
# ////////////// Proxmox Template Sensors \\\\\\\\\\\\\
template:
- sensor:
- name: proxmox_plex_machine
state: >
{% if is_state('binary_sensor.birchtree_plex_running', 'on') %}
On-Line
{% else %}
Off
{% endif %}
icon: >
{% if is_state('binary_sensor.birchtree_plex_running', 'on') %}
mdi: home-assistant
{% else %}
mdi:home-assistant
{% endif %}
unique_id: proxmox_plex_machine
attributes:
update_now: "{{ (now().minute / 5) | round(0) }}"
All the Dell server information comes from snmp queries.
I hope this answers your question.
This is my first post so I hope I did it correctly.
Cheers
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Thanks
I have the proxmox component, unfortunately it does not pull any metrics for the VM’s/containers apart from running 
I want memory/cpu stats etc as well for each
Code behind the RedyNAS disk card ?
I have a QNAP, and have similar metrics already
Very late reply
Are you able to share the config around the Solaredge monitoring ?
I also have a 3phase inverter with modbus enabled 