Tirrazo
September 5, 2023, 6:24pm
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I can see for all the Zigbee devices it is possible to interview them or ping them.
Lately I had a doorlock that suddenly were offline because of the batteries, but I didn’t know that until it was to late (couln’t get in the door).
Is there already an app or a script maybe that you can set up to ping your physical devices (at least zigbee devices) like every hour or so?
If you don’t get an answer from one devices, it will return a message/notification/a red lamp somewhere.
This is a network checker app, but I don’t know if something like this could work.
I think, batterie devices cannot be pinged. The reason is, there go to a deep sleep and only communicate if a status is changing. Like a sensor.
Dit you get the Battery status in the device? (You can activate it in the settings of the device?)
If yes, you can send you self a message if the battery status is going under XX%?
Tirrazo
September 5, 2023, 9:44pm
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Yes, I can ping battery devices. Look at this:
Yes, there is a battery status. But this doesn’t help much if the device stops communicating because of an error.
The problem here was multiple problem. The chip itself died and it drained the batteries empty after just 30 days.
Sharkys
September 6, 2023, 4:41am
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Some battery operated devices can be pinged indeed, mostly those with bigger batteries , eg. Aqara Roller E1.
I don’t know how to ping, but this script might provide workaround.
Updated script I posted above - added counter of non responding devices - eg, in case you would like to initiate some action based on number of not-responding devices - please note this is the version I’m using, so feel free to change relevant variables below the section // Filter devices to check
Changelog :
0.1 - update - converting notReportingCount to a number - if you used previous version of script, delete tag by await tag(‘notReportingCount’, null);*
0.2 - added filtering based on dev…
For my Zigbee divices I use this script to see “lastseen”. It works fine.
Hello everyone,
In my home set-up I have a bunch of Aqara sensors directly connected to a Homey that I use to monitor temperature and humidity (and for some of them, to trigger some automations based on those). Overtime they run out of battery and I only realised it when the automations don’t start or for the “passive” ones, only when I dive a little deeper in the Insights section.
My idea was to use a script to read at a regular interval (say every day) the last updated value of a given senso…
Same kind of script insite this test:
Homey Pro overview script
Always wanted an overview of your current Homey?
Because you are in the process of migrating to another Homey Pro, or just for the fun of it.
Well that is what this very HomeyScript script is for.
Feel free to share your results in this thread, as I do like to see every ones Homey too! (no sensitive data is shown)
I’ve tried to make this overview script somewhat user friendly to use.
The only thing you need is an Homey Pro (any version, besides Homey (Cloud)) and t…