Successfully tested devices

[apfeuti]

Hi
With HA_encoceanmqtt Docker-version I could successfully integrate this devices into HA:

Motion-Detector
NodeOn PIR 2-1-00 Motion Sensor: https://nodon.fr/en/nodon/enocean-motion-sensor/
Manual: https://nodon.fr/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/NodOn-PIR-2-1-xx-UserGuide-170911-EN-interactive.pdf
EEP A5 07 03

• Motion on
• Motion off
• battery voltage

Window-Sensor (open/close)
Eltako FTKE-rw Window-contact: https://www.eltako.com/de/product/professional-smart-home/das-eltako-sensoren-programm/ftke-rw/
Datasheet: https://www.eltako.com/fileadmin/downloads/de/datenblatt/Datenblatt_FTKE-rw.pdf
EEP F6 10 00

• Window open
• Window close

Wall-Button
https://www.enocean-alliance.org/de/product/niu-enocean-smart-button/
https://shop.swiss-domotique.ch/de/index.php?controller=attachment&id_attachment=663
EEP D2 03 0A

• single press
• double press
• long press
• long press release
• battery voltage

Remark: It does NOT work with "out-of-the-box" HA_enoceanmqtt Standalone-Integration, since this has an outdated configuration.

Hope this helps

[mak-gitdev]

Hi @apfeuti,

Thanks for your feedback.

Remark: It does NOT work with "out-of-the-box" HA_enoceanmqtt Standalone-Integration, since this has an outdated configuration.

You're right, I have to update standalone files.
I will add an install script to make things easier.
Do you see other things missing ?

Thanks again.

[apfeuti]

Thanks!

You could improve the documentation. Here I list the points where I was struggeling.

• I followed the README on master-branch (because this is the default entry-point to your repo)

  • Merge develop into master OR tell on master-readme to switch to develop-readme
  • On master there's still the hint that there's no Docker-installation available

• Standalone installation, point 4 (Copy the enoceanmqtt/ folder to enoceanmqtt)

  • This took me some time to understand
    • Tell that the source "enocenmqtt-folder" must be manually copied from your repo
    • Give a hint where to find the destination "enoceanmqtt-folder". It's quite hidden with "pip install"

• Adapting /etc/enoceanmqtt.conf

  • Tell, that there's an entry required for each single device with its address (first, I thought there are only "classes" of the already supported devices listed and I have not to touch this file.
  • Give a hint where the address of a particular device can be found. Eg. by observing the enoceanmqtt-log while operating the device.

Neverless, thank you very much for your effort. The HA-Enocean-support (without your enocean-to-mqtt) is really bad. I feared already to fail to migrate my openHAB installation to HomeAssistant, because I have many Enocean-devices. But you saved me!