[APP][Pro] Homewizard 🧙‍♂️

Thanks I wont share the unasked diagnostic reports I get on a weekly basis. :rofl:

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Try v3.3.6 (currently in test)

Changelog v3.3.6

  • Support for gasmeter details when replaced and old unit not correctly set in P1 (external data)
  • Support for Norway Voltage and Amp readings

Hey , thanks for the update.

I now get the voltage 1/2/3
And amp 1/2/3

But they seem to update strangely , (unknown value keeps popping out :blush: . Not so easy to explain :blush:




Yeah I think I found why. I delay an earlier removal on a “stack” and then process it. I need to change that. Let me fix and release a new test version.

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Try v.3.3.7 hope it fixes that.

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Yes , it works now :blush: thank you :grinning::grinning:

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I’ve been using the Homewizzard P1-meter since last summer and it has worked flawless. However, since 3-4 days, the Homey device has started to sometimes “flip” the value of the phase current (Current Amp phase 1/2/3), i.e. instead of always reporting positive Amp values, it sometimes “flips” the value, e.g. five subsequent values can be 1.2A, 1.3A, -1.3A, 1.2A, 1.2A.

I also have an old Tibber Pulse connected (in parallell) to the same electricity central, and the Tibber does not behave like this. I.e. for the above example, Tibber would report 1.2A, 1.3A, 1.3A, 1.2A and 1.2A.

Has anyone experience anything similar? See the attached graph.

thanks, Anders

Negative amp sounds odd. My code doesn’t manipulate it so it must come straight from your P1 anyway. Any hubs between your P1 and smart meter?

Yes, it’s very weird… No hubs. Use the Homewizzard local API towards Homey. We have solar panels so the energy can go in both directions, but as you say the amp value shall always be positive. It worked as it should since last summer, but suddenly since around last weekend I started seeing these negative values…

Check if you get the negative amp from the P1 when you see it via browser.
If so take it up with Homewizard support.

good idea, will do so when I get there next time (it’s a summer house). thanks

Changelog v3.3.10 (test/beta)

  • Energylink added S2 solar capability
  • Energylink added S2 name tags (solar)
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Pushed v3.3.10 for certification to stable.

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Do the new energy sockets work with this? I can’t seem to find it as new device in Homey.

EDIT: Nevermind, forgot to enable the local API…

They should work, mdns nothing changed for the new ones so they work out of the box (and yes dont forget to toggle local API :slight_smile: )

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Is there no other way? This issue comes back on a weekly basis and it only with the P1 module in Homey.
I have checked every time with an mDNS app and and the _hwenergy._tcp is there. Ip is fixed, Everything works perfectly (including like 12 other modules in Homey).
I understand this is irritating but rebooting 9 Meraki AP’s on a weekly basis is also frustrating.

Opnsense + Unifi network here and no issues, P1, watermeter, kwh meter(sdm230), 4 sockets so where is the problem?
I cant keep making exceptions and workarounds for everyone.
Code is in github and if you find a solution you can sort it yourself.
I am fed up with this, its a hobby not a job!

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Then please say in the first message that it is a hobby project written by an amateur so a more serious project can be started that might run somewhat stable.

@Frederik_Verhoeven Those are some kind words, now the app developer will really try his best for a while.
But I don’t know if you read it, a lot of apps are made by volunteers and hobbyists.

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Yes I know. I’m even a bigger amateur in this. After spending days trying to get the thing working and searching, I finally ask the question. I get a “RTFM, idiot” and a few more messages in which I am ridiculed.

I then again try for week and obviously see the “solution” that was so obvious does not work. When reporting again that it does not work as it is described (yes agitated because I reread the andwers I received) I get a “I’m fed up and do it yourself”.

If that is how he is now into it… he should get out.

The popular the smart homing becomes the more it will attract “idiots” like me that can’t code.So if he’s not liking that people ask questions and show that it is not working should state so and walk away from it.