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Feature Request: Dry Contact Virtual Limit Switch #205
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Give this branch a try: https://github.com/ratgdo/esphome-ratgdo/tree/dry_contact_with_sensors Add the home assistant sensors to the
where the sensors are some homeassistant binary sensors (for example I've tested with some zigbee hall sensors):
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That does exactly what I want! There are a few sync issues when involving the wall panel, but I've seen other issues posted about that, so I don't believe it's an issue with this implementation. |
Great, thanks for being the first tester of this new feature. Under what conditions do you see the sync issues? Things like stopping the door from the wall panel while it's opening/closing? |
Yes, that's exactly it. There was also a time when I stopped it from ratgdo and the state got confused and I had to press the opposite direction to get the door to move. It also had the status as inverted until I did a full transition again. I had logs running while experimenting, although I forgot to note at what time I performed which action and whether it was from HA or the wall panel. One additional issue I noticed was with the exact position setting. I had opened it roughly halfway and then attempted to close it back (using the slider). The garage door halted about 8 inches from the ground.
I can't experiment anymore tonight, but can tomorrow if you'd like. |
Hello! I would like to request the ability to supply Home Assistant and/or MQTT binary sensors to use for limit switches instead of being wired to the pins. This could be used to replace the open/close triggers to any arbitrary sensor(s). In my use case I have two zigbee contact switches being used to monitor the garage door state, as wiring would be overly complex. There are also wireless tilt sensors that could be used, which would be able to provide binary triggers.
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