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Please add support for Govee H5179 |
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I found some reference material and just committed to the dev branch a trial implementation eda6483 Choose the |
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Sorry tony I added this into the feature request though not sure if covers and this device fall into feature vs device (perhaps both). |
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Amazing work you’re doing! I don’t suppose you know as if the H5179 is working correctly with this? I have some of these, which otherwise I’d likely return if I can’t get working alongside HA. Thanks in advance!
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AM43 Discussion @nhscott |
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It looks reasonable that a similar scheme could be accomplished through this project. The |
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The one unique difference with this connection is it requires a 4 digit pin which esphome source code has solved which it seem like we can borrow from them. I have very limited code experience so ill fumble my way through looking at esphome and ardunio shetches. |
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You mind linking to the different resources you found? Anywhere to get this device? |
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I bought this device from aliexpress or there are ones on ebay here and there just earch for am43. There are wifi and zigbee ones so you need to be careful to choose the Blutooth version. For some reason the Tuya one, even the bluetooth Tuya version, does not work. Maybe its a encrypted connection? The ESPhome source code has all we need from a UUID and service charateristics, or so it seems (link below). |
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Can you please add support for Mi Kettle PRO? |
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Can you watch the logs a bit more while doing stuff? Look for changes in this part |
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I don't seem to get any other output than 0x30. Only other output has "RSSI":-87,"lost":true,"p" but still 0x30 at the end. |
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"lost" just means there was at least two BLE packets in the 50ms between when Tasmota prints out a packet. So, the extras are "lost." Try enabling active scan |
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There are no lines without 0x30, but I found this: |
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That repo seems to imply the only way to get data is through an established connection. Tasmota does not really support that as then you can't use the radio for wifi. It does support some momentary connections for simple commands. I don't use a kettle much or I'd be looking for one to order. I'll poke around different codes a bit and see if I can find anything more promising. |
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Would it be possible to add support for AC Inifinity Controller 67? Using this controller and fan line to vent a small server room, it will be great to be able to capture the Bluetooth data via Blerry and make it available to Home Assistant |
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Can you try using the |
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I will certainly try. Getting the unit delivered on Tuesday; once I have it with me, I will provide further details. |
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Just looking at the FCC internal pictures from the controller, looks like it uses a BLE chip (MS50SFB). Got it delivered earlier than expected, so I will try to use a linkind switch to run the Tasmota BLEDetails2 command. The only challenge I will have is identifying the device Bluetooth address as there seems to be other BLE devices around my property that I have no clue what they are. |
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How about the thermostat https://tasmota.github.io/docs/EQ3-TRV/ ? |
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Playing with a Tenergy Solis grill temperature sensor. I set up the 'dev' output and watched it a while. The temp data come from 0x17. The last 24 bits are the temperatures for each probe. F6FF means the probe is not connected. In the case above, I have one probe connected to position 6 showing 22 degrees C. 220 in hex is DC so the output shows DC00. 0 degrees is 0000. Once it goes to 26 degrees (104 hex), it gets a little weird... 0401 is output. Here's a quick table for comparison: So you can see once it gets to 26 degrees (260dec=104hex), it starts removing the leading hex character and making it trailing with a zero in front of it. i.e. 104 becomes 04 01. 41A become 1A 04. I'll take a look at your other drivers and see if I can figure out how to code this into one. I'm not a coder so that part will be challenging. If you have something whipped up already that is close, can I see it? |
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I found lots of other github projects supporting this iBBQ device. Turns out it's an Inkbird IBT-2X or IBT-4XS so I adapted the IBSTH2 driver. I don't see type 0x24 data for the battery in the output. According to the gist on this device's protocol, you have to subscribe to the control data by sending a 0x0100 to the proper characteristic (FFF0/FFF1). It seems the program is already sending the proper 'subscribe' command to the temp probe data characteristic (FFF0/FFF4). This isn't neat. I would like to modify it so it disables any disconnected probes that return FF6F. It would probably save a lot of space to make this an if loop to work through the temp probe data instead of pulling them out one by one. I'm afraid that's a little over my pay grade though. |
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Is the IBT-2X officially supported now (driver name?) or do I need to manually edit anything? Thx! |
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Govee 5174 (not 5074) sensors seem to work with the Govee 5075 driver. I have one working with no errors in the console. |
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Mopeka pro propane tank sensors: https://github.com/spbrogan/sensor.mopeka_pro_check |
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I'd also really love to see a ble water leak detector supported. I think Xiaomi has one now but am unsure if encryption is involved etc. Does this support any of that type of encryption like the native tasmota mi compile option? |
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No. Blerry was specifically developed for sensors besides those Xiaomi ones that already have good support. We support some of them just so people can run all on blerry, but it doesn't have any decryption code written at the moment. |
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Kind of an oddball device request, but would it be possible to add the Masterbuilt grill? I have the Masterbuilt 1050 Charcoal Smoker + Grill. I checked one of existing BLErry devices and the BLE signal is being detected. Happy to provide info I can to help develop support. |
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If you try with the dev driver, it will print out everything that gets advertised to the console. What data does the grill app get? |
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The grill app gets current temp from the smoker and probes, but also added via eh deve driver, here is output from the BLErry console: |
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BTW, thank you for BLErry, great job and very easy to setup! |
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Please can you add support for Inkbird IBT-6XS Bluetooth BBQ Thermometer? I have a fork of an existing ESP32 based project (https://github.com/geekho-me/InkBird_BLE2MQTT) which has much of the comms already worked out. |
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Heres an example output from the BLErry console: |
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Can you try this driver? (just copy paste it into the blerry_driver_dev.be file on the device def blerry_handle(device, advert)
var elements = advert.get_elements_by_type_length(0xFF, 0x17)
if size(elements)
var data = elements[0].data[10..]
def f_t(x) # function for unavailable temps
if x >= 0xF6FF
return 'unavailable'
else
return x/10.0
end
end
for probe_idx:0..5
device.add_sensor('Probe_' + str(probe_idx+1) + '_Temp', f_t(data.get(2*probe_idx, 2)), 'temperature', '°C')
end
return true
else
return false
end
end
blerry_active = false
print('BLR: Driver: iBBQ Loaded') |
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If it doesn't seem to get the data, change |
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That works great! It successfully reports the temperature for all 6 probes. Here is the latest example output from the console: |
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All the ref material I can find shows that getting battery level requires an active connection. Without having a device myself it's difficult to try and snoop that out and make sure it works with a I just added a driver (properly) for your device: #63 Thanks for the contribution! |
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What about flic buttons? Would that be possible? |
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What about switchmate tsm001w switches? I'm going through a python script that can control them via a raspberry pi to figure out the API. I'd rather run the support via blerry on my ESP32s. Is there a guide to building a driver for blerry? I have some old four way circuits that I'd like to add a smart switch to but four way smart switches don't exist as far as I can figure out. (I work at an old church.) The switchmate is an external device like a SwitchBot but in a nicer looking form factor. thanks for any information that might help. |
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If actions can be achieved with BLEOp commands in Tasmota, then you could mirror the Switchbot WoHand driver. |
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hmmm so could it work for switchbot remote button that way? |
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Okay, I'll have to check out the BLE0p syntax. I have the service ID and values to send and receive from it. I assume I'll have to change the following line to match the switchmate values: var base = 'BLEOp1 m:%s s:cba20d00-224d-11e6-9fb8-0002a5d5c51b c:cba20002-224d-11e6-9fb8-0002a5d5c51b w:57%s n:cba20003-224d-11e6-9fb8-0002a5d5c51b go' Thanks for the quick response, if I get it running I'll create a driver that can be used by others. |
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Not much progress yet. I have verified that BLE can see the device via the BLEDetails2 command. I've been busy so I haven't figured out much on the syntax yet. |
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How about level locks? It will work in Home Assistant with a Bluetooth dongle but not with the Bluetooth proxy. |
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Could you please add support for ThermoBeacon? |
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Looks like problem with DNS
*** dns.google can't find your.tas.device.ip: Non-existent domain A assume it's a reason. |
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Hello, maybe you have another place where i can find blerry.be file? |
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On the repo, https://github.com/tony-fav/tasmota-blerry/blob/dev/blerry/blerry.be |
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18:37:38.495 BLE: Add Alias mac 1A670000017D = name Thermo_Beacon |
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Hello, Is it possible to get support this device? Ed |
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Hello! I found in Discord that the Govee GVH5100 sensor works with the GVH5101 driver, but I cannot get that to work. Here is what I got from the dev driver... |
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The 0x09 data is coming through as text "ihoment_H7123_3B01" So, it looks like you found the air purifier's mac address, not the sensor's mac address. |
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Oh wow, I'm a dummy. I don't see any macs for these sensors...I see the H5151 though. EDIT: NVM found them... I will tinker a bit more with these |
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I've verified the MAC is for the sensor I'm working with. The MAC pulls up pretty much no information in Blerry. Just loads the driver then ignores it. Tried both Dev driver and GVH5075 |
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There's a lack of other material on the H5100 online too. Normally for Govee, plenty of other projects have support I can reference. |
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Hello, I recently obtained a BLE soil moisture sensore from AliExpress I did some research and aparemtly the people over at custom-components/ble_monitor#1161 have been able to decode the messages sent by the device. I just now set up Blerry on Tasmota 12.5.0 running on an ESP32 Dev Board. I managed to get some data from the device using the dev driver: Unfortunately this data does not change when I change the moisture level of the sensor. Any help would be appreciated. Best regards Ier |
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Is it possible to add support for the battery level of gigaset g-tag? It is readable with:
but i do not find this in the raw data...
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What can I help, to put SP611E device working? |
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I've really tried to make controllable devices work through this framework in the past, and it always ends up with the Tasmota device being unstable. 😔 On the sp611e specifically, I've tried to sniff out they packets it uses but it's quite a lot of them. I've only recently found other projects that support it https://github.com/monty68/uniled and it looks like more than I'd expect the Tasmota device to handle |
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Could you add support for the devices supported by LampSmartPro ? Existing code exists and can be found here: https://github.com/MasterDevX/lampify I'm preparing to start an initial berry project to poke the device using the code from lampify as guideline, but ideally it would also be added to Blerry. A long thread about these devices can be found here: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/convert-a-smart-chinese-lamp-to-a-real-smart-lamp/560607 Looking at these pictures, my boards are somewhat different in form factor, but still has the FTD7111 driver chip. Devices using this protocol: Developed by XuRenNan Developed by ShangHai All Link Microelectronics Co., Ltd |
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Found another implementation https://github.com/aronsky/esphome-components/tree/main/components/lampsmart_pro_light Looks like only an advertisement and a packet is needed for each operation. The operation is simple, but you know how that advertisement is done in Tasmota/blerry ? |
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So, there's no way (that I know of) to set an advertisement in Tasmota. Would require extra Tasmota source code probably which is above my pay grade :-) |
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Please add support TH-05. Ultra cheap temperature and humidity sensor from aliexpress.
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I read through pvvx's issue on this device. It requires Tuya BLE encryption. Therefore, not possible with Blerry. |
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Tnx |
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Tony , After struggle with tasmota and lot of discussion and very useful help from the people here Noticed why we need the berry scripts... to make the home assistant auto-discovery work. After install and setup the blerry scripts, the device appear on my H.A. , however only with RSSI, no temperature , humidity , etc data... There is any hope to setup this device? Here is few screenshots and logs : 
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Hi, for this case, I would not recommend Blerry but I would just do the manual YAML in HA for the sensors you want from what Tasmota is publishing normally. Blerry only works on the raw BLE data and doesn't try to capture any of the other things Tasmota processes. Aka, it doesn't pick up the decrypted data. |
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Hi @tony-fav, thank you for your answer. |
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I bought Jaalee JHT temperature, humidity sensor from https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/10000335836820.html And added this code in "dev" file to make it work: 
I made it compatible to post on Tasmota_ble topic: Logs: The device catches VDP (pressure), but can't figure out how datas are encoded in there. |
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Let's use this discussion for potential devices that need support, if there's reference material, if anyone is already working on it, etc.!
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