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Add zhimi.heater.za2 and zhimi.heater.zb1 support #863
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The support for these devices is added in #625, you should be able to use We don't track homeassistant implementations in this repository, the proper forum for homeassistant integration is homeassistant's community forums. Or maybe @syssi has a custom integration available (looks like the API is quite similar to some other devices :-)? |
When I do What could be causing this? |
Okay, that's clearly a bug so let's reopen this. That message is coming from the device, maybe this device uses different commands than the one in the implementation. Is any other command working? Ping @bazuchan - do you have an idea? |
Maybe get_prop vs get_properties ? |
The supported devices
are miIO devices. The |
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syssi, is there any way to control the heater, even with raw commands? |
@maskiopt use above specs and send raw commands like this {"method":"set_properties","params":[{"did":"X","siid":2,"piid":2,"value":true}],"id":123} # turn on "did" may not be necessary (depends on device). |
Model: zhimi.heater.zb1
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how can I help you to add it to the supported list? |
it's miot device, it won't work via miio class. |
al-one/hass-xiaomi-miot#12 (comment)
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From this helpful link, I created |
This can be now closed thanks to @PRO-2684 - please open a separate issue if the |
Hi
I was wondering if this smart heater was implemented or not.
When I run the command
miiocli device --ip <ip address> --token <token> info
(with my IP and token) I get this info:Model: zhimi.heater.za2
Hardware version: esp32
Firmware version: 2.1.4
but I can't seem to send any command to the heater.
I understand this device uses MIoT and it's still a in it's early days of development but is there a way to expose the heater to home assistant?
Thanks
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