Inkbird binding?

Add-ons Bindings
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Does anyone if there is a Inkbird binding in development?

Just bought itc-308 for WiFi and it would be fun to have it in the system

2

I would beinterested in this too. I have a wifi connected temperature controled socket already and was thinking that the bbq thermometers would be a nice addition if I could get Alexa to announce the burgers are ready etc

3

yes, i am interested in that too. is there a possibility?

4

The language in this forum is english, please retranslate the posts to english.

5

Any news on a possible development of the wifi Inkbird binding?

6

Recently this project supports Inkbird ITH-20R temperature humidity sensor. I have successfully linked 3 sensors to openhub.

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It’s a bit of work getting it to work (and unknown if it’ll continue to work after 12 months without paying) but if you follow these steps up until the Configuration section
Tuya - Home Assistant (home-assistant.io)

You’ll then need to install “tuya-cli” on any linux box or your pi (if running a pi) like this:

npm i @tuyapi/cli -g

and then run

tuya-cli wizard

to plug in your Access ID & Access Secret (from the “Get authorization key” section of the HA guide I linked) so you can get your device’s secret key

You can use that info to populate your devices.conf file for this project to get it into openhab via mqtt.
TheAgentK/tuya-mqtt: Nodejs-Script to combine tuyaapi and openhab via mqtt (github.com)

I run docker so I used this docker image, which is just a wrapper for the TheAgentK project above. If you do, it MUST be configured for “host” networking instead of “bridge” or else it will always time out
mwinters-stuff/tuya-mqtt-docker: Docker image for tuya-mqtt (github.com)

All the temps come across * 10 so you will need to transform it to get it to display properly. Here’s the code for my MQTT thing

UID: mqtt:topic:mqttBroker:inkbirdItc308
label: MQTT - Inkbird ITC308
thingTypeUID: mqtt:topic
configuration: {}
bridgeUID: mqtt:broker:mqttBroker
location: Shed
channels:
  - id: currentTempF
    channelTypeUID: mqtt:number
    label: Current Temp F
    description: ""
    configuration:
      commandTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/116/command
      transformationPatternOut: JS:convertTuya-Out.js
      stateTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/116/state
      transformationPattern: JS:convertTuya-In.js
  - id: setpointF
    channelTypeUID: mqtt:number
    label: Setpoint F
    description: ""
    configuration:
      commandTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/106/command
      transformationPatternOut: JS:convertTuya-Out.js
      stateTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/106/state
      transformationPattern: JS:convertTuya-In.js
  - id: mode
    channelTypeUID: mqtt:number
    label: Mode
    description: ""
    configuration:
      stateTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/115/state
  - id: heatingHysteresisTemp
    channelTypeUID: mqtt:number
    label: Heating Hysteresis Temp
    description: ""
    configuration:
      commandTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/117/command
      transformationPatternOut: JS:convertTuya-Out.js
      stateTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/117/state
      transformationPattern: JS:convertTuya-In.js
  - id: coolingBackTemp
    channelTypeUID: mqtt:number
    label: Cooling Back Temp
    description: ""
    configuration:
      commandTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/118/command
      transformationPatternOut: JS:convertTuya-Out.js
      stateTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/118/state
      transformationPattern: JS:convertTuya-In.js
  - id: highTempWarning
    channelTypeUID: mqtt:number
    label: High Temp Warning
    description: ""
    configuration:
      commandTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/109/command
      transformationPatternOut: JS:convertTuya-Out.js
      stateTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/109/state
      transformationPattern: JS:convertTuya-In.js
  - id: lowTempWarning
    channelTypeUID: mqtt:number
    label: Low Temp Warning
    description: ""
    configuration:
      commandTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/110/command
      transformationPatternOut: JS:convertTuya-Out.js
      stateTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/110/state
      transformationPattern: JS:convertTuya-In.js
  - id: refrigerationDelayMins
    channelTypeUID: mqtt:number
    label: Refrigeration Delay (Minutes)
    description: ""
    configuration:
      commandTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/108/command
      stateTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/108/state
  - id: temperatureCalibration
    channelTypeUID: mqtt:number
    label: Temperature Calibration
    description: ""
    configuration:
      commandTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/102/command
      transformationPatternOut: JS:convertTuya-Out.js
      stateTopic: tuya/itc-308-wifi_thermostat/dps/102/state
      transformationPattern: JS:convertTuya-In.js

and my transforms:
convertTuya-In.js

(function(i) {
    return (parseInt(i)/10).toFixed(1);
})(input)

convertTuya-Out.js

(function(i) {
    return (parseInt(i)*10);
})(input)

All the temperature items have this state description to make it pretty:

%.1f°F

The Mode item has this config - 2 I am not sure what to call since it’s neither “Cooling” nor “Heating” but not “Off” in the app but still not running either “Cool” or “Hot” outlets so functionally same as “Off”.

config:
  options: 0=Off,1=Cooling,2=?,3=Heating,
  readOnly: true

Like I said, it’s a bit of work but it seems to work great for me now.

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