The app worked perfectly for almost a year. But for some reason the connection between the app and the roborock itself is gone without changing anything since a few days
Are there more people with problems like this and how can I solve this?
Hi Kenny were you able to have a look? Got you a second report as the robot was cleaning for 3 minutes already before it sent a āstarted cleaningā trigger. If I reconnect or restart the roborock app it will solve it for 1 time. Afterwards it starts getting slower and slower. Didnāt have this in the past.
ā The app has crashed.
CPU Warning Limit Reached
ā The app has crashed.
CPU Warning Limit Reached
ā The app has crashed.
CPU Warning Limit Reached
This means that too much CPU is being used on Homey, this could be the Roborock app, or other apps in combination which cause this. Iām not sure about it. But I am sure though that if your Homey is running on its CPU limits you will get delays in messages.
You can view the performance and CPU use of each app using the Homey Developer Tools, maybe worth looking there? It is available at Homey Developer Tools
Other things you might try, is upgrading to the latest test version, which contains already quite a lot of changes compare to the stable version, and once we get confirmation of the L01 protocol Iāll push that one to stable.
i have the TEST version 2.9.6. but it seems that the when cards āFinished cleaningā and āIs stuckā do not work. I have the āAllow local connectionā setting set as āNOā
The routines are loaded at app startup only, you can try to restart the app.
Nevertheless, the use case you have does not require routines. You can set the suction power to off for mop only, or the scrub intensity to off for vacuum only. Please make sure to add a delay of 1s at least after that command in the flow before you trigger the cleaning. Otherwise it wonāt work.
I did not find any CPU peaks, also not when starting a clean triggering the flow. I just rebooted the Roborock Cloud app and itās working again as intended. The status updates within 1 sec instead of 3 minutes. But Iāve tried this in the past. Letās see how long it holds up, maybe something crashes it in the hours to come.
Hereby a request for help from the community. We are facing two major items, i.e. the protocol changes that are occuring.
B01 Protocol (e.g. Q10 Q5)
The one where Iām currenlty most in the dark is the B01 protocol which is used by the newer devices, such as the Q10 S5 device. What Iām really missing here is more data on what is actually transmitted over the MQTT channel for the cloud communication. The guys from Python Roborock already did some work on the encryption/decryption, which seems to work, but the message structure is really unclear.
I would love to get some support from people with these devices, the Homey app will discover your device but you wonāt be able to control it at all.
There are a few scenarioās possible for trying to figure out what is going over the wire. These are:
Using mitmproxy you can interecept the traffic coming from your phone towards the Roborocok cloud interfaces. This does require you however to install some applications on your PC and additionally have a rooted phone which can get the necessary certificates installed.
Or, alternatively, creating a burner account for Roborock. Share your robot with that burner account, and afterwards share the credentials for that burner account with me. Then I can do the process above. You can revoke access of the burner account or remove the burner account at any time.
Local Connectivity / L01 Protocol (e.g. Saros 10)
The Saros 10 and several newer devices donāt work with the local connectivity yet. For now we managed to reverse engineer the decryption with success, but somehow it is not working yet. People who own a Saros 10 device and have disable the local connectivity to get it working, are encouraged to upgrade to v2.9.6 or later (in test only), try how it reacts - it will probably not work - and submit a diagnostics report so that we can try to learn from it.
Hi @KennyMoens Lash-L from python-roborock/ Home Assistant here. I came across your gitlab repo from a recommendation from a user when they saw you had some progress on L01. I have a discord chat with a couple of others in the space(copystring from iobroker and rovo who originally did the V1 local reverse engineering) and I would be happy to add it to you if you are interested. Lash-L on discord. I donāt seem to be able to pm you, so I figured I would share here.
Hi there and thanks a lot for your great app. I am trying to set my usage (or maybe routine in English) but they are not popping up in the flow creation. As my rooms. They are not displayed. What I want to do is a vacuum only about 3 roomsļ¼then when back to the stationļ¼ start to mop these 3 rooms. I have created a dedicated routine in the Roborock app to do that but I am not able to trigger it through homey. Thanks for support
Iāve just pushed v2.9.6 towards stable. This version contains numerous improvements, and mainly integrated the L01 protocol. This is the protocol spoken by newer robots for the local connectivity. It should be working, but quircks might arise. In case of issues, please let me know.
There is quite some stuff moving at Roborock itself, which might impact us. I have good contacts now with the developers of the Home Assistant and ioBroker integrations, so we share knowledge which - at least I hope - will make progress better.
Though⦠Roborock introduced the B01 protocol for newer robots, which is a pain-in-the-***, based on what we know so far, it is competely changed and might take some time to get fully implemented. Still I want to support it.
Next, there seems also a new authentication way⦠this might also break some newer devices. I hope to get that implemented soon.
Lastly, I would love to get the A01 protocol for the Roborock Zeo and non-robot vaccuums integrated somewhere during this winter. People who have any of these devices can always let me know, so that I have some test pool available :).
Sorry for my late response, I have been quite busy lately. Iām starting to have some more time again, so I can make some improvements. In your case it appears that we donāt get feedback from the Roborock itself. Could you restart the app inside Homey? Once done wait +/- 1 minute and submit me a diagnostics report.
After the last update to version 2.9.6, my S5 Max now shows constant problem alarm on. Tried restarting the app, repairing the cloud connection, still the same. The official Roborock iOS app does not show any alarms for the robot.
Here is the diagnostics code: 5c9f3e16-ca32-4f4b-b393-598d622e0736
That is strange. Not sure how these diagnostics generation works though..
Anyway, I believe most of the other stuff works, I can start the robot, pause it, make it return to dock and etc. Here is report after I performed some actions on it. Does it show any activity now in the diagn. report?