Innnogy SHC 1.0 reconnects often and sends then commands to devices

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Hi,

I’m using the old SHC 1.0 from Innogy. In my log I can see, it reconnects sometimes to the Innogy service

... internal.InnogyWebSocket] - Connected to innogy Webservice.

Then it sends commands to my innogy remotecontrol or a lightswitch. Of course this makes little sense in a smarthome.

I don’t think, that one can provide a solution here, so my question is,
can anyone tell me, that the problem doesn’t exist with a SHC 2.0?
Then I would buy one …

Greetings

2

Same here. At least sometimes after reconnect mit TV turns on, because however pushes from buttons are sent. Though never been pushed…

3

Do you use the new SHC 2.0?

4

I‘ve got the old version.

5

Thank you. Perhaps I will give the new one a try.
Otherwise I think I have to change my system :frowning:

6

Currently I have no time to invest it further. Maybe you could use proxy items so that the unwanted button push switches the proxy item. Then a rule reacts to the proxy item change and checks, if the SHC came back in the last 3 seconds and ignores in that case. Else is switches the real item like a light or in my case the tv.

7

This is a great idea, thank you. In fact I already use the Log Reader Binding to monitor the reconnection from Innogy service, but I could only correct the switching afterwards.
Do you have a different procedure for monitoring the Innogy service?

8

This is my rule to send me pushes when it changes connection state:

rule "InnogyBridgeThingUpdate"
when
    Thing "innogysmarthome:bridge:SMARTHOME06" changed
then
    val bridgeStatus = getThingStatusInfo("innogysmarthome:bridge:SMARTHOME06").getStatus()
    logInfo("Thingstatus", "Innogy SHC ist nun " + bridgeStatus.toString())
    sendPushoverMessage(pushoverBuilder("Innogy Bridge is " + bridgeStatus.toString()))
end
9

Very cool. Much better than my approach - thanks again

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10

For information only.
I now have my SHC 2.0 and no more problems in openhab. All data from the SHC 1.0 was transferred without any problems and even in Openhab only a new Auth-Key was necessary.

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