Tasmota WLAN Multichannel Switcher

Control your illumination or power switches at home with your Kodi remote. All you need is a Sonoff WLAN (multichannel) switch device from Itead in your home automation equipment flashed with TASMOTA. Interesting? Visit itead.cc to see more.

It's required to flash or update your devices with TASMOTA firmware. You can control your devices with simple HTTP commands within a web browser after that. Additional you have the ability to setup your device(s) via webinterface and get much more control to your devices (MQTT, Emulation).

• show status:

    http://<ip-of-your-device>/cm?cmnd=power<channel number>
  

• power on:

    http://<ip-of-your-device>/cm?cmnd=power<channel number>%20On
  

• power off:

    http://<ip-of-your-device>/cm?cmnd=power<channel number>%20Off
  

• toggle power:

    http://<ip-of-your-device>/cm?cmnd=power<channel number>%20toggle
  

...and more

For Experts

It's possible to use the sonoff.py class module separatly from this addon as a wrapper. If you want to call your switches from shell, just type:

    ./sonoff.py <ip-of-your-device> toggle|on|off <channel (0-3)>

eg:

    ./sonoff.py 192.168.1.100 toggle 0

Make shure the sonoff.py is executable. Copy the sonoff.py to a place of your needs. You also can use the class module directly in python scripts. Import the class module and use it as follows:

import sys
# append path to sonoff module
sys.path.append('<path_to_your_kodi_installation>/addons/script.homematic.sonoff/resources/lib')
from sonoff import *
Sonoff().send('192.168.1.100', Sonoff().TOGGLE[0])

where the 192.168.1.100 is the IP of your device and TOGGLE[0] the first channel that will be toggled. It's also possible to use the commands ON[x], OFF[x], STATUS[x] where x is the number of your device channel - 1 (0-3). Note that the Sonoff module needs the requests module as a dependency so you have to announce this e.g. in addon.xml.