[SOLVED] Openhab to switch a flashed Gosund Power plug - issues

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Hello,

I successfully flashed a set of Gosung power plus with Tasmota.
I want

  • to switch the plug On and offI
  • to display current power consumption => WORKING
  • later: a rule which is sending some notification if washing machine is finished

I am struggling with the switch topic.

This is my items declaration (all numbers are working)

/* WLAN */

Switch	Dose_WaMa_Switch		"Waschmaschine"	    <switch>		(gKE_Naehen)	{ mqtt=">[mymosquitto:Dose-WaMa/relay/0:command:OFF:0], >[mymosquitto:Dose-WaMa/relay/0:command:ON:1], <[mymosquitto:Dose-WaMa/status:state:default]" }
Number	Dose_WaMa_Power	    "Leistung [%.0f W]"		<owntemperature>	(gKE_Naehen)	{ mqtt="<[mymosquitto:Dose-WaMa/power:state:default]" }
Number	Dose_WaMa_Voltage	    "Spannung [%.0f V]"		<owntemperature>	(gKE_Naehen)	{ mqtt="<[mymosquitto:Dose-WaMa/voltage:state:default]" }
Number	Dose_WaMa_Energy	    "Verbrauch [%.3f kWh]"		<owntemperature>	(gKE_Naehen)	{ mqtt="<[mymosquitto:Dose-WaMa/energy:state:default]" }
Number	Dose_WaMa_Current	    "Stromstärke [%.3f A]"		<owntemperature>	(gKE_Naehen)	{ mqtt="<[mymosquitto:Dose-WaMa/current:state:default]" }

Do you know where I am having a mistake?

Thanks

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Here is my working items for the Gosund Power Plug
Number Gosund_RSSI “Gosund: RSSI [%d %%]” (gRSSI)
{ mqtt="<[broker:tele/sonoff-16CE26/STATE:state:JSONPATH($.Wifi.RSSI)]" }
Switch Gosund “Powermonitor2” (BA,gGosund)
{ mqtt=">[broker:cmnd/sonoff-16CE26/POWER:command:*:default],
<[broker:stat/sonoff-16CE26/POWER:state:default]" }
Number Gosund_Energy_Power “Power aktuell [%.1f W]” (BA,gGosund)
{ mqtt="<[broker:tele/sonoff-16CE26/SENSOR:state:JSONPATH($.ENERGY.Power)]" }
Number Gosund_Energy_Total “Power Total [%.2f kWh]” (BA,gGosund)
{ mqtt="<[broker:tele/sonoff-16CE26/SENSOR:state:JSONPATH($.ENERGY.Total)]" }
Number Gosund_Energy_Yesterday “Power Gestern [%.2f kWh]” (BA,gGosund)
{ mqtt="<[broker:tele/sonoff-16CE26/SENSOR:state:JSONPATH($.ENERGY.Yesterday)]" }
Number Gosund_Energy_Today “Power Heute [%.2f kWh]” (BA,gGosund)
{ mqtt="<[broker:tele/sonoff-16CE26/SENSOR:state:JSONPATH($.ENERGY.Today)]" }
//Number Gosund_Energy_Period “Periode [%.2f]” (BA)
// { mqtt="<[broker:tele/sonoff-16CE26/SENSOR:state:JSONPATH($.ENERGY.Period)]" }
Number Gosund_Energy_Factor “Power Factor [%.2f ]” (BA,gGosund)
{ mqtt="<[broker:tele/sonoff-16CE26/SENSOR:state:JSONPATH($.ENERGY.Factor)]" }
Number Gosund_Energy_Voltage “Power Volt [%.1f V]” (BA,gGosund)
{ mqtt="<[broker:tele/sonoff-16CE26/SENSOR:state:JSONPATH($.ENERGY.Voltage)]" }
Number Gosund_Energy_Current “Power Strom [%.3f A]” (BA,gGosund)
{ mqtt="<[broker:tele/sonoff-16CE26/SENSOR:state:JSONPATH($.ENERGY.Current)]" }
String Gosund_Up “Power Messinterval (Uptime): [%s]” (gUptime,gGosund)
{ mqtt="<[broker:tele/sonoff-16CE26/STATE:state:JSONPATH($.Uptime)]" }

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I tried the switch part similar:

Switch  Gosund      "Powermonitor2"  (gKE_Naehen) 	{ mqtt=">[mymosquitto:cmnd/Dose-WaMa/POWER:command:*:default], <[mymosquitto:stat/Dose-WaMa/POWER:state:default]" }

no success.
Where is this setting come from (where in Tasmota?) sonoff-16CE26
In my mqtt client all entries are in lower cases. Is yours (POWER,ENERGY etc) written like this to your mqtt broker?

Thanks

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Are you sure you used tasmota? And not another ESP utility?
Because tasmota publishes json strings for energy use and has a very specific syntax for commands (cmnd)

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OMG, you are so right.
I played with several different bin and with Tasmota it worked then I tried to use ESPurna … and this is the current system.

I am so sorry, I will try to google for this issue to find a solution.
Sorry again

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Some other users are using ESPurna,

Can you post your config once you are all set-up, please?

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As to be expected your post in this threat is the solution: