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Smartenit ZBMLC30 ?? #792

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dem5867 opened this issue Sep 19, 2018 · 7 comments
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Smartenit ZBMLC30 ?? #792

dem5867 opened this issue Sep 19, 2018 · 7 comments

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@dem5867
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dem5867 commented Sep 19, 2018

What information would I need to get to you so you can add this device.. It presently shows up as a light {I'm a NOOB so it maybe just installed incorrectly } and it does switch on and off , but I beleave it can also supply power readings... Thank You.

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manup commented Sep 19, 2018

Best information are provided by screenshots from the node endpoints and Cluster Info Panel of basic cluster after reading its attributes.

Also Screenshot of Node Info Panel.

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dem5867 commented Sep 19, 2018

Is the endpoint the data under the word dryer ?
dryer 1
dryer 2
dryer 3
I don't think the following EndPoint information is correct , how do I get the correct endpoint information ??
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dem5867 commented Sep 19, 2018

I don't know if this helps , yet could it be I did not add it correctly. I just held the button until it was blinking and it got added as the device above ,, yet it appears one has to join and bind the device... see below..
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manup commented Sep 19, 2018

Thanks for the details, with the above screenshots we can add the power readings via Simple Metering cluster or at least start to whitelist them.

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dem5867 commented Sep 22, 2018

<Thanks for the details, with the above screenshots we can add the power readings via Simple Metering cluster or at least start to whitelist them.>

Simple metering is all I should need watts would be best followed by amperes or lastly KWH..

Watts because it should be a good size number and should be quick..
KWH last because it's time based...

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ebaauw commented Sep 22, 2018

The Simple Metering cluster usually only reports life-time consumption (kWh), and sometimes current power (W). Try reading the cluster in the deCONZ GUI: Current Summation Delivered (0x0000) is the life-time consumption; Instanteneous demand (0x0400) the current power. The scale typically differs per device, and only a few devices support the formatting attributes.

For voltage (V), current (A), and sometimes frequency (Hz), you'd need a Electrical Measurement cluster (0x0B04). This cluster also contains power (W).

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