Great!! thx
This is great, thank you very much, am running it on a Dyson Link Pure Cool.
Now I can finally activate/de-activate the Dyson based on PM2.5&PM10.
I am only seeing some inconsistencies in the VOC value, it does not correspond with the values in the Dyson app?
How often are the sensors updated, I sometimes see NO2 values from 4 hours ago, donât know how to update the value.
Is it also possible to get the total air quality value with the dominant pollutant, like in the Dyson app? (Good, Fair, Poor, Very Poor, âŚ)
Hi Ri_Bu,
De sensors are continuously updated (about every 10 seconds). However if the device does not report a -different- value, it will show up in Homey as âlast updatedâ a longer time ago.
The values you see for VOC and NO2 are the actual values that are reported by the device. The Dyson mobile app does some kind of unknown calculation on them to put them into a scale from 1-9.
At some point I hope to give more meaning to these values by converting them to their commonly used unit of measurement (particles per billion), but at this time iâm unsure if thatâs even possible.
The overall air quality is also something the Dyson mobile app calculates and isnât provided by the device. I have therefore created a custom implementation for overall air quality which is available to you as a measure with a scale from 1-10, with 10 being perfect air quality.
Cheers,
Mark
@1400 As reported earlier, your app works great. How can we make a donation ?
Nothing urgent or critical, but I would love a button to set a timer similar to what we have on the remote.
Your app and my Dyson Purifier Hot+Cool⢠HP09 used to work very well but after my Homey Pro got disconnected from power, I could not control it anymore, and my Dyson was reported as disconnected. Since then, I could not get it to work anymore.
This is what I tried:
a) Keep your app and just remove the fan and try to add it again => no success
b) Uninstall âDyson Fansâ from Homey Pro, re-install it and try to add the fan again => no success
c) Remove the device from the Official Dyson App and re-add it and only then try again from âDyson fansâ app => no success
I was always connected to the same Wifi network than my Dyson and Homey but each time it says âNo new devices have been foundâ
My own fans often disconnect from power because I turn off most electricity when I leave my house. Losing and regaining power shouldnât be an issue because the app automatically discovers your devices again when they come back online.
What exactly do you mean by no success? Was the device not visible when trying to add it? Were you able to select the device but was it not added? Did you successfully add the device but it then showed as disconnected?
Otherwise I would need some more information to help you.
Cheers, Mark
Thank you @1400
It keeps saying âNo new devices have been foundâ
I just sent you the diagnostic logs by private message.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Didier
Hi. I get error 404 with the link to the app. Was it removed?
Hi,
Yesterday I submitted a version 1.0 of the app for review with Athom to publish to Live. I was unaware this would remove the test version page. As soon as the review is completed by Athom, the App should be publicly available and you wonât need the test link anymore.
Iâll update this post once I get notified that the review is completed.
Cheers, Mark
Version 1.0 has just been approved by Athom and is now publicly available!
This happens only if there is no approved live version yet.
Until first live version, all test versions need an approval. If you create a new version, it also needs an approval.
Now you have a live version and following test versions can be installed directly from the store. Only next live version needs an approval if something store relevant changes (flows, capabilities, all stuff shown in version details).
Just wanted to keep everyone updated in case you face a similar issue in the future.
mDNS was allowed on my network but my Dyson fan was not broadcasting it anymore. It got fixed by unplugging and re-plugging the fan from power.
I never thought of unplugging the fan from power because I was doing a factory reset of the fan between each test until I read someone else having a similar problem with another type of device.
To troubleshoot, I checked all mDNS records on my network using zeroconfServiceBrowser | Tobias Erichsen (tobias-erichsen.de) and the only mDNS entry missing was my Dyson fan.
Big thanks @1400 for your help during troubleshooting.
Hi Mark,
My fan disconnected right after updating my HP23 to version 12.1.1 on october 9th around 9.30pm utc.
It says device is unreachable since then. I also rebooted Homey and restarted your app but isssue remains.
I can still control it using the official Dyson app
I generated a report, if you could look at it, it would be great.
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Try to unplug your fan from power. This also happened to me some weeks ago, and I had to unplug the fan from power to fix it. Seems to be some kind of wifi issue, even if the original app works. After I had unplugged and plugged it back in, I deleted the fan in Homey and added it again. Maybe it will work to just restart the app in Homey.
Iâve reviewed the diagnostics report and it seems the App starts up just fine but then the Homey Pro does not report availability of the Dyson Fans.
This once again looks a bit like the previous issues youâve had and it doesnât seem to be something others are having trouble with. Could you try to unplug your Dyson from power completely and reconnect it and then try again? Possibly even try rebooting / unplugging your Homey Pro device?
Hope either will solve the issue for you as this seems to be related to the Homey Pro, your specific network situation or your Dyson device itself, which is sadly not something I can fix.
Thanks, unplugging the fan from power did fix the issue even though it was still possible to control it from the official Dyson app
Maybe @1400 you have more insight on this?
Iâm trying to avoid hiding issues to the dev by fixing them with workarounds. That can benefit us all.
As I said in my previous message, it stopped working right after the update to 12.1.1 as you can see below:
Do you think I should reach out to Homey support to try to understand why it happened right after the update to Homey?
Do you think the fan need to re-register something after an update to HP23 and rebooting the fan performs this action?
I donât think it is the Homey update that causes this, although it was probably what triggered it.
The app is depending upon the mDNS features of the Homey Pro to detect the availability of devices. Somehow the Dyson device is not detectable to the Homey Pro and unplugging the Dyson device seems to trigger it to reinitiate the required mDNS traffic.
I have an hypothesis as to why the official Dyson app does not lose connection, as they probably built it so it staticly stores the IP-address of the Dyson device when it is added. This makes the connection independent from any kind of network detection. However this also causes the device to be not found if the ip address is more dynamic (which is as far as i know a known issue with the official app).
When I have time iâll see if i can combine the two methods to make the connection more resilient both when ip configuration changes and when mDNS detection isnât reliable.
Thank you @1400 Next time it happens (if it does), Iâll check the mDNS entries to see if the fan is missing. Rebooting the fan is an easy fix and those who unplug their fans on a daily basis will probably not see this issue but Iâm trying to avoid workarounds as much as possible.
Thanks again for your quick response
New issue. The âonâ and âoffâ command is not working. Everything else is working.
Error: Missing Capability Listener: onoff