Hi @Jeroen_Tebbens ,
Great work! Using the app a lot for my flows.
Are there any plans making widgets for the new Homey Dashboards (beta)? Would love to see, a similar set of graphs to the HomeWizard app, in a widget on my dashboard.
Thanks in advance!
Hi Jim,
No plans yet. Don’t feel an urge to put effort in it.
I only get complaints via diagnostic reports so lost the joy to drive it for now.
I have three locations where P1 and EnergySockets are installed.
In my app on the phone I can see and control all Sockets in every 3 locations.
Is there a way to connect all 3 locations in Homey ?
(In one location the WiFi sometimes fails. The enerySocket is disconnected and will not come back online. There for I want my homey to monitor all energySockets and create a flow to send me a message when one of the sockets goes offline)
If these locations are not connected to each other via VPN and allow mDNS traffic to be relayed the answer will be no. Currently I only support local wifi network related connections.
If you are able to interconnect all these “remote” locations via VPN, repeat/relay the mDNS traffic to your Homey it might be possible but that is really a big “IF”.
What you try to compare / replicate is Cloud based usage from your HomeWizard Energy app and the details you see there into your Homey. HomeWizard doesn’t allow Cloud connections from this app to their Cloud platform. Maybe in the future they allow such things but with the current technology and methods used I dont see this working.
Beta/Test:
v3.3.25
It looks like 3.3.25 broke the connection to my HomeWizard products; both the P1 meter and Watermeter now have a red exclamation mark, even after resetting the app (Device Unavailable)… any idea how to fix this?
(Edit: yes, the devices went offline immediate after Homey pushed the update.)
Sorry to hear yet the last update did not touch anything on connections on that. All drivers have their own module. Please check first post in this topic for tips.
To me it sounds that mDNS stopped working for you in your WiFi network. Try a restart of your access point that connects your Homey and your Homewizard devices.
