ioBroker/ioBroker.hm-rpc

HmIPW-DRBL4 and HmIP-FBL using Slat (LEVEL_2)

Eulili opened this issue · 6 comments

Eulili commented

I'm not able to write to the LEVEL_2 Object, so i can not change the Percents of Slat-Opening. The field is not writeable.

Im Using Version 1.15.18

{ "type": "state", "common": { "name": "LEVEL_2", "role": "", "def": 0, "type": "number", "read": true, "write": false, "min": 0, "max": 100, "unit": "%" }, "native": { "MIN": 0, "UNIT": "100%", "OPERATIONS": 5, "MAX": 1.01, "FLAGS": 1, "ID": "LEVEL_2", "TYPE": "FLOAT", "DEFAULT": 0, "CONTROL": "BLIND_TRANSMITTER.LEVEL_2" }, "from": "system.adapter.hm-rpc.0", "user": "system.user.admin", "ts": 1690712044072, "_id": "hm-rpc.0.00165F299C641C.1.LEVEL_2" }

probably you have another channel for write

Eulili commented

I tried several channels (1 to 4) to solve this, but i got no solution for this. Writing the channals from "FHEM" or "RaspberryMatic" works, but i tried to change using only "iobroker" for this.

Eulili commented

Here you can see the channels for the first of 4 Parts of the HmIPW-DRBL4
The yellow ones affect the blind settings the blue ones do not.

RaspberryMatic HmIPW-DRBL4 PNG

From what I remember, some people said, that you have to change LEVEL_2 and then LEVEL to actually apply the positions. Forum can help you better here, hm-rpc currently has no special logic for this.

Eulili commented

THANKS! That was the solution for this! Great!

we also reported this to eq3 once, but no feedback here how API should behave eq-3/occu#104