[APP][Pro] Mill Heating

Hi Smarthus1,

The Mill Heating Homey app was primarily built to integrate Mill devices with Homey while keeping any setting modifications in the official Mill app.
So, to answer your question: yes, it can be done, but only if there is a compelling reason for it.
What issue would this solve for you?
Are there others who would benefit from adding this feature, and if so, how?
Best regards,
Ivelin

Thanks for quick reply. I would like to use Homey for all settings and don’t need other apps. As far as I can see this setting is the only one missing.

I am having trouble adding the Mill WiFi Gen 3 to Homey. I am able to install the app, but I can’t add the heater. The heaters are connected to the network through the Mill app on my phone.

Hi Paul,

The Gen3 WiFi devices are supported and should work as long as you have configured the App credentials.
Have you configured your Mill app credentials in Mill Heating app?
Which driver are you using: Mill or Millv2?

Mill driver is connecting to the Cloud and controlling the heaters via the Cloud-based API.
Millv2 is used for direct local management via the device’s own API.
Best regards,

Ivelin

My Gen3 invisible models worked with v2 drivers (local). Remember adding credentials in app settings (More → Apps → Mill Heating).

Proposal:
Can we get a “And” card for when Mill Sense Air triggers the TVOC alarm? I use the tag in a logic card to trigger when it is over a certain value, as a work around.

Also contact mail is wrong.

Send me a message if you need assistance with the app (dev/ops).

Hello,

Can you help me,
I can’t switch on the heater in the homey app
In the Mill app is the switch off and if a these switch to on the it works the homey app fine.
But if i switch off the heater by Homey (works well) then goes the heater off. and can’t after that never switch on.

Mill Wifi max 1500W
Homey Pro 2023

Thanks

Hi Philip,

I’ve added TVOC condition to the Test version of the app.
Can you verify that it works for you?
Best regards,

Ivelin

Hi Rene,

Have you managed to resolve this issue?
In case is still present, please provide some more information.

  • Could you verify which integration have you chosen in Homey to talk to the device, Local or Cloud?
  • Is the device set to Individual control or room control in Mill app?
    Best regards,

Ivelin

In the debug console I have a lot of messages about "Error setting control source to open_api.

In the Mill app, all the devices (gen 3) are in their respective rooms, and I@m pretty sure they are on local control.

DIagnostics report:
c57fb484-59c3-45b0-b851-0c3e9b291670

Hello, Ivelin, The app runs locally on homey. I only have 1 heater and it is listed as an independent in the Mill app. Strange is that it can turn off in the homey app but no longer turn it on. So I have to turn it on in the Mill app

Thanks for the great support.

Hi Rene,

Please, try removing the device and adding it as a Millv2 device, then select Cloud API.
See if that will work first. Then you can try adding the device as Millv2, local integration.
Have you been running firmware upgrade on the device recently? You can delete and add it in the Mill app to do so.
Are you aware which generation this oven is Gen2 or Gen3?
Maybe try opening the URL http://IP_address_of_the_oven/ and make a screenshot of the information there.

Since I don’t have this device available, I can only guess what the issue can be.
Best regards,

Ivelin

Thank you for quick response! Seems to be working great :+1:t2: nicely done

Thanks for the feeback

Memory usage has fluctuated only between 62 and 78mb, so no memory leak.
Units are all on a fixed IP address (for a long time already)
Homey itself has no memory or resource constraints, also at this point I restart homey already almost every day…

Heaters are connected, but what might be happening is that they lose wifi connection (connection is not super stable at home). unfortunately, after a heater has lost wifi, or f.i. had a restart then it won’t automatically reconnect to homey it seems.

Hi Patrick,

Great! Now, I would suggest that you check if the heaters are running latest firmware version first. Then try improving the
WiFi coverage for at least one of them and see if that will help.
Have a great one!
Best regards,

Ivelin