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andrei-tatar commented on May 30, 2024

Great work - but a need clarification

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andrei-tatar commented on May 30, 2024

I think it's fine... Here is how I have it setup:

The red node is the actual hardware switch. So each change (from switch/google/dashboard) is reported back to the others and vice versa.

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nosaj66au commented on May 30, 2024

Cool I'll give it a go. I played around a bit but couldn't quit get the result I was after.Jaon

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andrei-tatar commented on May 30, 2024

@nosaj66au Maybe you need to connect the Physical Switch output to the inputs of the dashboard and google home nodes.

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impala454 commented on May 30, 2024

I realize this is closed but I am noticing a similar issue. I'm using an MQTT topic as a secondary "switch" to the nora light node. I can't really tie the two together the way @andrei-tatar did above as the MQTT output payload is different than the nora input payload. Thumbing through the code, it appears I simply need to send a JSON object to the nora node like this (this is actual output from my flow's debug):

{"payload":{"on":true}}

This gets sent to the input of the nora light node but my device in google home never updates. It does update when I toggle the light using the google home app though. Here is my flow:

The GetNoraPayload function node is just changing the message to match what the nora node is looking for. Code here:

on_off = msg.payload.value;

msg = {};
msg['payload'] = {};
msg.payload['on'] = on_off;

return msg;

Any help or thoughts appreciated. If this works out I'll definitely donate something to the cause!

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sarreck commented on May 30, 2024

I have successfully deployed a working version of this.

The trick was converting the STRING from MQTT to a BOOLEAN state

There is a switch to output true/false then they are converted to the Boolean state. Same on the other end.

I am sure there is a more efficient way to do this, but it works.

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impala454 commented on May 30, 2024

@sarreck can you show what you're doing in your switch and change nodes?

I have my MQTT topic input set to output a parsed JSON object, so it's definitely not outputting as a string. I verfied by debug the contents are::

{"time":1582090043840,"value":false}

I modified the GetNoraPayload function to make sure it's outputting what the nora light node needs and here's where it ended up:

on = false;

if (msg.payload.value === true) {
    on = true;
}

msg = {};
msg["payload"] = {};
msg.payload.on = on;

return msg;

I verified that output with debug here:

{"on":false}

Which is what the nora light node says it needs to update state.

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sarreck commented on May 30, 2024

Switch

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impala454 commented on May 30, 2024

Thanks for this, it made me realize since it's a simple switch (not dimmable or colored) that I just needed to send the raw bool and not the full JSON string. I also noticed with the switch on the screen under google home it wasn't immediately updating, I just had to refresh it or back out to the previous screen, which is no big deal. Thanks!

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