@Da_JoJo I have a question about the solar version. Can you see in Homey also the battery percentage? So is it possible to get a message in Homey when the battery level is, let’s say, below 25%.
I went to change the Flow when I realised that is a built in capability. However, the buttons are commands and not a status, so shouldn’t be used as such.
What you should use is the position value to determine where the shutters are and decide if it is opened or closed from that.
Normally, those are reported as separate devices and need to be added using the relevant drivers, such as the Sun Sensor.
Generally, Tahoma doesn’t expose remotes as they are used to control devices directly.
if you send the Device Log from the app settings I will take a look to see if they are there with any usable information.
Ah, I see it’s an RTS device, so they have no feedback, as RTS is a one way communications protocol .
I have the same problem with my curtains and blinds as they are all RTS. I just work around it by always sending the required open or close commands as required.
diagnostic report
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Log sent successfully. Please contact @Adrian_Rockall on the forum with the log ID: 852876695 and explain the issue
Log sent successfully. Please contact @Adrian_Rockall on the forum with the log ID: 852876695 and explain the issue
Let me know if you require more and I provide whatever you need.
Thank you so much for looking at it and I hope you can fix something for this ![]()
The remote controls do not show in Google home tahoma connection.
I’m probably not the only one with these kinda screens.
@Da_JoJo Ok, thank you.
The temperature sensors can be added using the “Temperature Sensor (IO)” driver.
The Light sensors can be added using “Sun sensor (IO)” driver.
The remotes appear in the log, but they expose not states or commands, so there would be nothing for Homey to use.
Can you install the test version.
Yes, that should be it.
On the test version you can open the app settings page and look at the Driver Support tab and that will tell you what devices have been detected, what driver to use or if a device is unsupported.
So I checked all this and it seems to work ok.
@Mike1233 the battery seems to work.
However..
i added the rollerblind as rollerblind with silent mode.
as this somfy i have is outdoor, has silent mode, my position, solarpanel, lichtsensor and battery.
Nevertheless this seems to work fine.
So that might be something to adjust, but not critical.
Seems to work fine the temperature sensor.
Many thanks again for your efforts and making this app. Where can i donate a little?
This whole installation with 7 rollerblinds cost 6000€ and additional tahoma hub 92€. Planning to add 2 more later on as it is quite expensive stuff![]()
however it works pretty well and has extra options that regular rollerblinds lack.
My neighbours went for the cheaper Brell option and this has given quite a bit of problems in only 1 year time. The quality is so so. Remotes stop working, batteries run out quick, motor trouble, solarpanel looks cheap and functionality problems.
So if you want some extra control and automation this Somfy RS100 solar IO 3Nm WF combined with Amy 1 or 3 and Heroal rollerblinds is your best choice. Very silent, durable and looks good.
rollerblind with battery and solarpanel including my position, sunsensor and silent mode.
Amy 1 IO remote with MY button for position and temperature sensor build in. Running on standard CR2032 and comes with double sided tape on backplate. Remote itself is detachable from backplate. Fits on a regular wallbox.
The next update will add capabilities to the score and suggest the driver with the most supported features.
Great ! I be happy to test anything you require to improve the app. It is probably not an option to add the subdevices (sun&tempsensor) to the corresponding device automatically?
Unfortunately not as Homey is quite strict with the the way devices are added and they are very much standalone devices normally. Even as part of your setup, Tahoma reports them as separate devices.









