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Can't get my powerstrip with 2 outlets on it to work......
I've gotten the device ID and IP address and the localkey but still can't get it to work.
Here is my config.json
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "Outside Outlets",
"description": "Tuya Power Strip Outlet 1",
"ip": "192.168.3.124",
"devId": "03200209dc4f2xxxxxxx”,
"localKey": "ebc20793cxxxxxxx”,
"dps": 2,
"apiMinTimeout": 100,
"apiMaxTimeout": 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug": false,
"refreshInterval": 120,
"debugPrefix": "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug": false,
"deviceEnabled": true
}],
connect EHOSTDOWN 192.168.0.104:6668 - Local (192.168.0.101:64813
I'm getting this Error message since this morning. Any ideas where this is coming from? I just added an Airport Express to my Home at about the same time. Is this connected?
Regards,
Bart
Turning On/Off one outlet, power cycles the whole strip
I got this setup and working on my local server. I have three of these Power Strips and everything seems to mostly work well.
The only one issue is that, sometimes when I try to Toggle a device, the whole strip in question will Turn OFF & then back to its original state. Also, if I try to command multiple outlets on the same strip together, then at rare times things function as intended, but not always.
The debug logs do not indicate anything weird at all when this happens.
I got ECONNREFUSED problem
One of power outlets works with TuyaOutlet plugin, but they doesn’t work with tuya-powerstrip.
I’ve gotten the device ID, IP address and local key.
Could you tell me what is wrong?
I got this error log.
[2018-6-10 16:47:30] [Tuya Powerstrip - ライト２] connect ECONNREFUSED 219.102.113.66:6668
[2018-6-10 16:47:30] [Tuya Powerstrip - ライト１] connect ECONNREFUSED 219.102.113.66:6668
[2018-6-10 16:47:30] [Tuya Powerstrip - ライト６] connect ECONNREFUSED 219.102.113.66:6668
[2018-6-10 16:47:30] [Tuya Powerstrip - ライト５] connect ECONNREFUSED 219.102.113.66:6668
[2018-6-10 16:47:30] [Tuya Powerstrip - ライト４] connect ECONNREFUSED 219.102.113.66:6668
[2018-6-10 16:47:30] [Tuya Powerstrip - ライト３] connect ECONNREFUSED 219.102.113.66:6668
here is my config.json
"accessories": [
{
"accessory": "TuyaOutlet",
"name": "Tuya Outlet221",
"devId": "01205862dc4a341ac124",
"localKey": "a0f0c285dc88041b"
},
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "ライト１",
"description" : "Tuya Power Strip Outlet 1",
"ip": "219.102.113.66",
"devId": "01205862dc4a341ac124",
"localKey": "a0f0c285dc88041b",
"dps" : 1,
"apiMinTimeout" : 100,
"apiMaxTimeout" : 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug" : false,
"refreshInterval" : 120,
"debugPrefix" : "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug" : false,
"deviceEnabled" : true },
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "ライト２",
"description" : "Tuya Power Strip Outlet 2",
"ip": "219.102.113.66",
"devId": "01205862dc4a341ac124",
"localKey": "a0f0c285dc88041b",
"dps" : 2,
"apiMinTimeout" : 100,
"apiMaxTimeout" : 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug" : false,
"refreshInterval" : 120,
"debugPrefix" : "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug" : false,
"deviceEnabled" : true
},
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "ライト３",
"description" : "Tuya Power Strip Outlet 3",
"ip": "219.102.113.66",
"devId": "01205862dc4a341ac124",
"localKey": "a0f0c285dc88041b",
"dps" : 3,
"apiMinTimeout" : 100,
"apiMaxTimeout" : 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug" : false,
"refreshInterval" : 120,
"debugPrefix" : "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug" : false,
"deviceEnabled" : true
},
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "ライト４",
"description" : "Tuya Power Strip Outlet 4",
"ip": "219.102.113.66",
"devId": "01205862dc4a341ac124",
"localKey": "a0f0c285dc88041b",
"dps" : 4,
"apiMinTimeout" : 100,
"apiMaxTimeout" : 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug" : false,
"refreshInterval" : 120,
"debugPrefix" : "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug" : false,
"deviceEnabled" : true
},
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "ライト５",
"description" : "Tuya Power Strip Outlet 3",
"ip": "219.102.113.66",
"devId": "01205862dc4a341ac124",
"localKey": "a0f0c285dc88041b",
"dps" : 5,
"apiMinTimeout" : 100,
"apiMaxTimeout" : 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug" : false,
"refreshInterval" : 120,
"debugPrefix" : "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug" : false,
"deviceEnabled" : true
},
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "ライト６",
"description" : "Tuya Power Strip Outlet 3",
"ip": "219.102.113.66",
"devId": "01205862dc4a341ac124",
"localKey": "a0f0c285dc88041b",
"dps" : 6,
"apiMinTimeout" : 100,
"apiMaxTimeout" : 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug" : false,
"refreshInterval" : 120,
"debugPrefix" : "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug" : false,
"deviceEnabled" : true
}]
}
homebridge-tuya-powerstrip plugin does not load
I have installed the plugin via npm and made the necessary changes to the config.json (all settings have been verified working using the homebridge-tuya-outlet plugin previously). But when I reboot my Raspberry Pi to add the new accessories, homebridge fails to start.
The syslog reports problems with a homebridge.hap.Service although I have other plugins using the same service perfectly.
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: [2018-3-26 23:19:43] Loaded plugin: homebridge-tuya-powerstrip
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: /opt/node/lib/node_modules/homebridge-tuya-powerstrip/index.js:6
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: Service = homebridge.hap.Service;
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: ^
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: ReferenceError: Service is not defined
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at Plugin.module.exports [as initializer] (/opt/node/lib/node_modules/homebridge-tu$
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at Server.<anonymous> (/opt/node/lib/node_modules/homebridge/lib/server.js:160:14)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at Array.forEach (native)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at Server._loadPlugins (/opt/node/lib/node_modules/homebridge/lib/server.js:138:22)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at new Server (/opt/node/lib/node_modules/homebridge/lib/server.js:56:24)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at module.exports (/opt/node/lib/node_modules/homebridge/lib/cli.js:26:16)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at Object.<anonymous> (/opt/node/lib/node_modules/homebridge/bin/homebridge:17:22)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at Module._compile (module.js:569:30)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:580:10)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at Module.load (module.js:503:32)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at tryModuleLoad (module.js:466:12)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at Function.Module._load (module.js:458:3)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:605:10)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at startup (bootstrap_node.js:158:16)
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server homebridge[989]: at bootstrap_node.js:575:3
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server systemd[1]: homebridge.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server systemd[1]: homebridge.service: Unit entered failed state.
Mar 26 23:19:43 TW_Server systemd[1]: homebridge.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.
unable to find available dps values
please bear with me for opening an issue about the dps:
i managed to get the 4 power outlets of my tuya power strip working as well as the usb outlet. i also found these dps values in the 1.abj file from efamilycloud's 1.abj file:
"dps":{"1":true,"2":true,"101":0,"3":true,"102":0,"4":true,"103":0,"104":0,"105":0,"7":true}
unfortunately, the master switch (called below "Master???") does not work and i don't know how to figure out available/correct dps (since i don't understand how to use the "journalctl -f -u homebridge" command. i also use "DEBUG=* homebridge -D" to get some insights but i don't see available dps values) or use the dps values from the 1.abj file. i only see that 1, 2, 3, 4, and 7 are used correctly in my config:
"accessories": [
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "Master???",
"description": "Master???",
"ip": "192.168.178.200",
"devId": "17007751600194afc8de",
"localKey": "d2c2512966953903",
"dps": ???,
"apiMinTimeout": 100,
"apiMaxTimeout": 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug": false,
"refreshInterval": 120,
"debugPrefix": "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug": true,
"superDebug": true,
"deviceEnabled": true
},
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "Subwoofer",
"description": "Subwoofer",
"ip": "192.168.178.200",
"devId": "17007751600194afc8de",
"localKey": "d2c2512966953903",
"dps": 1,
"apiMinTimeout": 100,
"apiMaxTimeout": 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug": false,
"refreshInterval": 120,
"debugPrefix": "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug": true,
"superDebug": true,
"deviceEnabled": true
},
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "Drucker",
"description": "Drucker",
"ip": "192.168.178.200",
"devId": "17007751600194afc8de",
"localKey": "d2c2512966953903",
"dps": 2,
"apiMinTimeout": 100,
"apiMaxTimeout": 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug": false,
"refreshInterval": 120,
"debugPrefix": "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug": true,
"superDebug": true,
"deviceEnabled": true
},
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "Lüfter",
"description": "Lüfter",
"ip": "192.168.178.200",
"devId": "17007751600194afc8de",
"localKey": "d2c2512966953903",
"dps": 3,
"apiMinTimeout": 100,
"apiMaxTimeout": 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug": false,
"refreshInterval": 120,
"debugPrefix": "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug": true,
"superDebug": true,
"deviceEnabled": true
},
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "TV",
"description": "TV",
"ip": "192.168.178.200",
"devId": "17007751600194afc8de",
"localKey": "d2c2512966953903",
"dps": 4,
"apiMinTimeout": 100,
"apiMaxTimeout": 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug": false,
"refreshInterval": 120,
"debugPrefix": "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug": true,
"superDebug": true,
"deviceEnabled": true
},
{
"accessory": "TuyaPowerStrip",
"name": "USB",
"description": "USB",
"ip": "192.168.178.200",
"devId": "17007751600194afc8de",
"localKey": "d2c2512966953903",
"dps": 7,
"apiMinTimeout": 100,
"apiMaxTimeout": 1000,
"apiRetries": 1,
"apiDebug": false,
"refreshInterval": 120,
"debugPrefix": "~~~!~~~ ",
"debug": true,
"superDebug": true,
"deviceEnabled": true
}
]
it would be wonderful if you could have a look and maybe help me with "journalctl -f -u homebridge" and figuring out the dps numbers. thank you in advance :)
Plug does not respond to Homebridge instructions
Finally had a chance to re-test this issue.
I have a Tuya-Based plug that has been installed and configured using the eFamilyCloud app. I can power the plug on and off using the supplied app.
I have also installed the homebridge-tuya-powerstrip plugin and added the necessary entries to my config.json. Following reboot, the plug appears in the Home app, and Homebridge correctly reports the power status - on or off.
But... instructions to toggle power are never received by the plug.
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