To update a device's value and/or status, the node needs to receive on its input, a message with msg.topic set to update and either property set to the new value, or the property set to the new status, or both.Įvery time the device value or status changes in HomeSeer the node will send to its output a message containing the new state of the device in msg. To control a device the node needs to receive on its input, a message with msg.topic set to control and either property set to the control value to use, or the property set to the control text status to use. Node representing a HomeSeer Device or Feature.
HOMESEER UPDATE PASSWORD
Username and Password are optional fields, but if in HomeSeer, Setup > Network > Web Server Settings > No Password Required for local Login is uncheked then you must provide a valid HomeSeer username and password. You only have to create this configuration once when you create your first node. For example if Node-RED is running on the same machine as HomeSeer, it should be something like Įvery HomeSeer node will have a HS Server property which must be configured.
Screenshots updated on Janu(release 4.11.0. From the HomeSeer web interface go to Setup > Custom and add your Node-RED URL followed by /homeseer/webhook. At the Homeseer device status homepage, you will see that all devices are created, including the additonal ones (Google Maps, etc) and at the bottom (of sorted on column Address 2 extra from the script TraccarDailyDistance as well. In order for Node-RED to receive device status updates from HomeSeer you need to setup a webhook URL. If the installation is successful, the new HomeSeer nodes will appear in the palette:
0 kommentar(er)
