[SOLVED] Sitemap auto detect current status of relays

[grhosso (Juan)]

Hi there,

Is there any rule to detect OFF status or the current status of the relay?

Everytime I open Openhab on the phone or in the laptop, I can not see the status OFF of the switches:

Actually, they are all OFF, but there is no feedback every time I open the page. I have to click on OFF to highlight them.

[vzorglub (Vincent Regaud)]

Could you post your sitemap code, please?

[grhosso (Juan)]

Like this:

   Switch item=sonoff01 mappings=[ON="ON",OFF="OFF"]
   Switch item=sonoff02 mappings=[ON="ON",OFF="OFF"]
   Switch item=sonoff03 mappings=[ON="ON",OFF="OFF"]
   Switch item=sonoff04 mappings=[ON="ON",OFF="OFF"]
   Switch item=sonoff06 mappings=[ON="ON",OFF="OFF"]

I think I am missing something, to detect the current state.
Thanks.

[vzorglub (Vincent Regaud)]

Try removing the mappings

[grhosso (Juan)]

It does not work.

If I switch on from the device or from MQTTfx for example, the page does refresh , does not pick up the status

My items delacartions:

Switch sonoff01 “LEDS”
{
mqtt="

[mosquitto:cmnd/sonoff01/POWER:command:ON:1],
[mosquitto:cmnd/sonoff01/POWER:command:OFF:0],
<[mosquitto:stat/sonoff01/POWER:state:ON:1],
<[mosquitto:stat/sonoff01/POWER:state:OFF:0]
"
}

[hr_2]

State / Command in MQTT messages

This isn’t the syntax for the inbound binding config that you want to use. Instead of using the optional regex filter at the end, you want to replace default with a MAP transform: <[mosquitto:office/switch1/state:state:MAP(onoff.map)] transform/onoff.map: 0=OFF 1=ON So whenever a message arrives at the binding on the given topic, if it is a “1”, then it is replaced with “ON”, which the Switch item can parse (roughly speaking). You may also want to add autoupdate="false" to the item bindin…

[vzorglub (Vincent Regaud)]

You need to add autoupdate=“false” in the binding {}

[grhosso (Juan)]

Hi there,
According to the documentation, this is not working for me:

>[mosquitto:sonoff01/command:command:ON:1],
>[mosquitto:sonoff01/command:command:OFF:0],

I need to out the sentece like the doc here: https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota/wiki/MQTT-Overview#configure-mqtt-settings

>[mosquitto:cmnd/sonoff01/POWER:command:ON:1],
>[mosquitto:cmnd/sonoff01/POWER:command:OFF:0],

Then I am using the MAP(onoff.map), it does not work. I mean, after sending a command from MQTTfx on or off, the status is not updated in the openhab BASIC/CLASIC. Of course, if I command from the BASIC page, it works, but if someone turn on the switch from the device or from other device, it is not refresh. Something I am missing…

Switch sonoff01 "LEDS" <light>
{ 
mqtt="
>[mosquitto:cmnd/sonoff01/POWER:command:ON:1],
>[mosquitto:cmnd/sonoff01/POWER:command:OFF:0],
<[mosquitto:sonoff01/state:state:MAP(onoff.map)]", autoupdate="false"
}

[vzorglub (Vincent Regaud)]

In MQTTfx what topic is the update sent by the sonoff and what payload?

Can you post your onoff.map file, please?

[grhosso (Juan)]

In MQTTfx,

To publish: “cmnd/sonoff01/POWER” with the PAYLOAD ON or OFF and works with 1 and 0.
To suscrbie: “stat/sonoff01/POWER”

Everything works fine between broker an client, and witches works perfect.

in transform/onoff.map:
0=OFF
1=ON

[vzorglub (Vincent Regaud)]

Switch sonoff01 "LEDS" <light>
{ 
mqtt="
>[mosquitto:cmnd/sonoff01/POWER:command:ON:1],
>[mosquitto:cmnd/sonoff01/POWER:command:OFF:0],
<[mosquitto:stat/sonoff01/POWER:state:MAP(onoff.map)]", autoupdate="false"
}

[grhosso (Juan)]

Mmmm now, it is working fine.
What it the meaning of &lt and &gt?

Thank you very much.

[grhosso (Juan)]

OOOOOKkk the symbols < and > o_O… loooool

[vzorglub (Vincent Regaud)]

Copy and paste browser errors, I corrected it, see above

[vzorglub (Vincent Regaud)]

Good, please mark the thread as solved.