OS: what OS is used and which version
Latest, +/- 2 days old now
Java Runtime Environment: which java platform is used and what version
Latest
openHAB version:
Latest
Issue of the topic: please be detailed explaining your issue:
Tasmota connected to MQTT server (visible states in MQTTLens) doesn’t receive any commands from the MQTT/OpenHAB server - no commands coming through in Tasmota console
In puTTY I can see the commands coming in under the command line, just logged into Openhabian.
In MQTTLens I can see my commands coming through the server
In Tasmota I can’t see anything coming in, only going out from Tasmota.
I’m also pretty sure I don’t have the channels, commands and other settings in OH correct and that is likely causing issues too, I can only find V1 Binding help on this part…
I need some quidance or something to copy from someone else’s setup for the following settings:
Tasmota topic and full topic
MQTT State Topic
3 . What to set in channel settings - must there be a channel per sonoff?
Here’s my tasmota.things file, which includes a bridge and three devices. As you can see, each channel has a stateTopic and a commandTopic. You’ll need to edit the topics to match your Mosquito and device settings.
These are all multi-outlet devices, so there’s a channel for each outlet. If your device only has one hardware switch, you’ll only need one channel.
Hi,
Thanks for replying, OH is talking to Mqtt and Tasmota is talking to Mqtt but the messages aren’t going to Tasmota or Tasmota is simply ignoring them.
Im just about to be at this stage, needing to get all my tasmota stuff working. I just am having issues with MQTT connecting, or im confused on which mqtt server i should use… I have insalled it on my windows PC, and through the config menu on the Pi, Here is the link to my thread, or if anyone here can let me know what direction i should go…
Im looking forward to having the problem from this thread next! lol.
If you use PaperUI to create the Things (FYI, you can not have things in both files and PaperUI) then you can copy the channel info (to use in your Items file) and the syntax will be correct. BTW, this is the recommended way due to errors with channel syntax.
I made some changes as per your suggestion and I’m now getting some reaction from Tasmota on the console!! It is saying " {“Command”:“Unknown”} " but at least it is receiving a message!