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Sorry for my noob question - I'd love to avoid manual calibration routine. But I am really puzzled on how to use your snippet. Could you give offer a hint for me? Much appreciated... |
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I have attached the newest converter. Add it to external converters on your configuration.yaml: |
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@okastl That is exactly what I'm looking for because the calibration is stuck, not really calibrating, and I was trying to edit the state.json file in the zigbee2mqtt folder, but it doesn't seem to be loaded anywhere so I'm not sure what it is used for... Anyway, I'm not sure what I should do with the js file you've shared, where do I place it? which file should I edit and add the 'external_converters' property to, also, I'm not sure what to expect once it is configured correct;ly can you share a screenshot or something that indicates it worked ? is there a new functionality in the web UI? if so, where? Thanks again |
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In your zigbee2mqtt data folder.
Add it to external converters on your configuration.yaml
Yes. See screenshot. If it does not work for you, you might have a different variant. In this case, you may need to add your variant to the external converter.
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@okastl |
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This would be great if I could get it to work. /homeassistant/zigbee2mqtt/configuration.yaml was modified, there was no external converters section, so I added:
Looking at the properties of the controller I'd say it is listed in your file: I've restarted HA several times, but there's no change, the calibration remains a number. Am I overlooking something? |
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No, it should work. Which z2m version are you using? |
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Zigbee2MQTT version 1.36.1-1 But... I found it! I've just restarted Z2M manually (in integrations) and BAM! It's working. So for Home Assistant users, it's good to know you have to restart the integration, not HA |
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Hey man! thank you for this extension. I cant believe that it is not part of standard zigbee2mqtt. without it calibrating shutters is just impossible :/ |
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@Koenkk what would be the easiest and most painless way to add this functionality to zigbee-herdsman-converters without breaking anything? |
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Could you make a pull request by clicking here? |
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How could i add this to my HA Addon, short of sshing into the docker container and placing the file there? |
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Hi there
I have created an external converter for Lonsonho QS-Zigbee-C01 curtain/blinds controller, which allows to get/set calibration_time.
This makes calibration much easier, if you already know the runtime of your blinds! The manual calibration is quite time consuming, and I usually don't get it "right" on the first try.
IMHO it is much easier to time your blinds with a stop watch and enter the value with the html frontend or mqtt friendlyname/set {"calibration_time": S}.
Another side effect is the possibility to have a "poor man's tilt".
You can position to the desired height of the blinds, change calibration time to 1-20 seconds, position one step down, change calibration time back.
I attach the converter in case someone finds this useful. It should probably work with many other Tuya based curtain/blinds/shades controllers.
EDIT: New Version
QS-Zigbee-C01-2.zip
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