Telldus Technologies

Finns det något smidigt sätt att få in sin Telldus-styrning i Google Home?

Might not be the easiest way to solve the issue but you could always simply listen in on the eventListener on the Tellstick. That will provide you with all the sensor data the telldus hears.

The syntax is not as easy to read as a JSON object but it's fully possible.

Are you refering to the fact that there's missing a keypair for time in the JSON object i agree. If that's not what you refer to, please explain further. I've build functions for Node Red to access the local API and a Python script. You can have them booth if that helps. This is sample output from m...

Have you tried deploying your own plugins yet? I've written a simple plugin that is supposed to go with a Lua script. It's a cheap ripoff of the Pushover plugin. What it does is relaying the message provided to a IP address and a port over UDP. I'm just not sure how to deploy the package. Should it ...

I've got what I believe might be a fully functional syslog client for Telldus but I don't know how to test it. I've formated the entire thing in the same way as the Pushover plugin and ziped the entire thing. When I upload the plugin to my Tellstick it just keep loading and I get no hint of what's w...

and the Lua scripts seem to disappear for a while after I've tried to upload my package "manual upload"...

I would guess the Tellstick is occupied unzipping the package or something but knowing there is linux under the hood I guess it might prefer a tar ball or something. :/

No One who knows how the plugin should be packed for uploading?

I wanna wrap this plugin up so I can move on to the next challange and write a plugin to control IKEA Trådfri from within the Telldus Interface.

Ok, so I've got a little bit further now. When I try to build my plugin i get the following response. ubuntu@ubuntu-Latitude-E6320:~/tellstick-server-master$ ./tellstick.sh build-plugin ./SUS Building plugin /home/ubuntu/tellstick-server-master/SUS zip_safe flag not set; analyzing archive contents.....

Still waiting for TCP in Lua...

Nah, 10.x.x.x/8 is within the private address span. Just like 192.168.x.x/16 and 172.16.x.x/12. The address is most likely fine, if you feel unsecure, try using 'Advanced IP Scanner' and see what you'll find.

Excellent. Thanks.

What parameters are available to '.../device/up?id=59&' & '.../device/down?id=59&' ??? I've tried 'level', 'value', 'state' & 'statevalue'. The parameter 'level' seem to work with '.../device/dim?id=59&'. Are there any document that lists all available commands and their parameters? Also a side note...

Excellent, thanks for quick response.

So if I get this right, dim can be set to 'level' while 'up' and 'down' has no parameters?

Any updates on when this could happen? Easter egg would be welcome.

Ok, so I'm far from knowing LUA. However, I read your script and did some changes in it. Now it reports all changes of device status. Just what I needed, so I thank you for making the script available.

Cheers!