I posted in GitHub a few screenshots with some explanations to integrate it into Home Assistant.
Thanks to a Zigbee plug, I can now recharge my battery to 80% by default and ask a full charge if I plan a longer ride over the weekend.
Visualizing the state of charge on Lovelace is now a piece of cake:
Enjoy!
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awesome indeed I have a timer in HA that I set manually each time to stop at 80%.
I would really want ESP32 with Bluetooth connectivity to the bike (initially i was planning on connecting one to the odb port, but realized its going to be annoying to plug/unplug BT seems better choice (where you can put it under the chair or something)
Hi, I am trying to implement this, I have my phone set up and copied your yaml into automations but I had to create the input_numbers and input_booleans manually to be able to see them and none of them seem to be the actual battery voltage. Have I done it the correct way?
Hi Stephen.
Can you get the actual values in ZeroSpy ?
If so, debug the automation by sending a message containing the values of the variables (what, soc, connected and valid) upon receiving a call from ZeroSpy in Home Assistant so you’ll know whether your automation is being fed with proper data.
I added two files for you to see how the boolean and numbers were set.
I have a timer in HA that I set manually each time to stop at 80%.