olili
(olili)
January 1, 2024, 9:02pm
1
since openhab 4.1. I am not able to send the command “STOP” to a thing channel of type rollershutter.
I’m quite sure that in the previous version this working.
According documentation only “UP” and “DOWN” are valid values.
Is this correct?
If yes: what is the valid command for a rollershutter thing to stop current movement?
Thx and best regards, O
ubeaut
(Greg)
January 1, 2024, 10:04pm
3
Let me know if that worked as it could be a bug?
Thanks
olili
(olili)
January 1, 2024, 10:33pm
4
thx. Your workaround worked for me.
Nevertheless documentation and implemention reg. rollerthing seems not be mature.
O.
ubeaut
(Greg)
January 1, 2024, 10:35pm
5
Thanks. It is strange going to OH4.1 strips out the STOP command.
olili
(olili)
January 21, 2025, 6:48pm
6
STOP is not working for me with openHAB 4.3.2. and upgrade to zigbee2mqtt 2.0.
Can somebody confirm the problem?
stue
(Matthias)
January 22, 2025, 1:44pm
7
my working configuration:
HW: Shelly 2PM as Shutter
SW: Tasmota
NW: MQTT
.things
Type rollershutter : statshutter "Shutter" [stateTopic="stat/myShutter/SHUTTER" ,transformationPattern="REGEX:(.*Position.*)∩JSONPATH:$.Shutter1.Position" ,commandTopic="cmnd/myShutter/ShutterPosition" ,stop="stop"]
.items
Rollershutter myShutter "Shutter" ["Control", "Level"] {channel="mqtt:topic:Shutterbridge:myShutter:statshutter}
mosquitto_sub -v -h localhost -p 1883 -t ‘+/myShutter/+’:
tele/myShutter/LWT Online
cmnd/myShutter/ShutterPosition 100
stat/myShutter/POWER2 {"POWER2":"ON"}
stat/myShutter/POWER2 ON
stat/myShutter/SHUTTER {"Shutter1":{"Position":31,"Direction":-1,"Target":100,"Tilt":0}}
stat/myShutter/SHUTTER {"Shutter1":{"Position":32,"Direction":-1,"Target":100,"Tilt":0}}
stat/myShutter/SHUTTER {"Shutter1":{"Position":37,"Direction":-1,"Target":100,"Tilt":0}}
cmnd/myShutter/ShutterPosition stop
stat/myShutter/POWER2 {"POWER2":"OFF"}
stat/myShutter/POWER2 OFF
stat/myShutter/SHUTTER1 41
If I remove stop="stop"
from the .things file, the stop commands triggered by the button no longer work.
Maybe it helps, even though I use MQTT for my shutters and not Zigbee.