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Unable to add Genio downlights, but could do so before #2036
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I would suggest to enable debug mode first for the powercalc logs. |
Thanks, I have, but the only debug output when attempting to add the lights is |
Could you provide details / screenshots what you actually enter during the configuration wizard? And when do you get this error exactly? By clicking "Submit", if so, one what step? |
Appreciate your help @bramstroker Here's the output for light.office_lights (which is a group consisting of 3x IO4544 devices). This is the entity I attempted to add in the screnshots above.
Here's the output of light.office_downlight_2, which is an IO4544 device and part of the above group. Note, the same problem occurs when trying to add an individual device, like this one.
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I see the problem. The error message you have is confusing because it's expected to be: You are sure you got this error when selecting Anyways to get this resolved there must be measurements provided for the |
It looks like Genio develop two very similar devices under different model numbers. Both devices are 9W/750 Lumen RGBW, though I004544 has an IP rating and is sold in a bundle of four. I believe that I'm actually using I002741 which are sold individually and have no IP rating. My misunderstanding on model numbers has likely lead you on here, so my apologies. I'm not sure where I can confirm my light device ID, but it's likely to be I002741 as Kmart (where I purchased mine) is the only distributor of them. I002741 has no profile and I'm happy to try and create one. Do you know if either of the below are accurate enough for power measurement? https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/devices/TS011F_plug_1.html |
Not sure, you can at least try. I have quickly digested a list with the used smart plugs for measurements:
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Thanks so much for your help, and for this project @bramstroker - I've created a PR at #2065 Update: I've uploaded Debug log error:
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You'll need to copy the gzipped files |
Hi @bramstroker , I've been trying to grab measurements using a more accurate Xiaomi Zigbee plug. This one is grabbing measurements to 2 decimals, however I'm running into the below.
My question is, is there a way to resume a measurement run from where it last failed? I noticed there's a resume flag in .env but not sure how to utilise it. And do you have any recommendations on how to manage 0 standby measurements? I've just some of the time values hoping that'll manage it. The standby power should be around 1.15W, based of the values I can see now on HA. |
How does the measurements look before the 52%? You could visualize these in https://www.csvplot.com. Strange you are running into 0 readings in the middle of a measurements session. |
Strange indeed. Here's the last 30 values before the 0 readings, it looks to be working fine.
Actually, it does continue.. I just misinterpreted the 0% status as being a complete reset. I've confirmed by checking that the re-runs successfully appended to the existing color_temp.csv
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I'll close this off as it'll be resolved in #2065 Thanks for your help and patience. |
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Unable to add Genio I004544 lights, although it worked be fore. Here's the error from debug.
2024-02-09 22:00:29.216 ERROR (MainThread) [custom_components.powercalc.config_flow] No lookup file found for mode: color_temp
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