pimatic-plugin-openhr20 by hannemann | github | npm

pimatic-plugin-openhr20

control openhr20 devices from within pimatic

Configuration

path to database file

Device Configuration

addr: address of device
batteryType: choose rechargeable or non rechargeable. Used to display the battery status. Non rechargeable batteries discharge linear, rechargeable stay mostly at 1.2V. Hence the display has to be handled different and i recommend to set the correct value here.
sync_devices: addresses of devices to be synced with this device on change (comma seperated list e.g 11,12)
further configuration not necessary and self explanatory

The battery icon is computed by the plugin shows empty when rechargeable batteries reach a voltage level below 1.05V per cell so one should have a few days time before the voltage drops below 0.9V/cell and the battery could be damaged. The 'Bat. warn' and 'Bat. low' error messages are computed by the valve itself and can be configured within the openhr20 web frontend.

Plugin Config Options

openhr20 config options

Option	Description	Default
database string	Path to database file	""
update_interval number	The Update interval in milliseconds	15000
boost_temperature number	The boost temperature	30
boost_duration number	The boost mode duration in minutes	5
debug boolean		false

pimatic-plugin-openhr20 is written by hannemann