Just open the app and show the map in zones mode
As soon as you activate one zone over openhab, the lines are shown in the map.
If the zone is not at the position you want it, then stop vacuum, modify the map and start vacuum again.
Normally I need not more then 3-5 corrections until the zone fits…
If you are using the app FloleVac, you could get the original coordinates of a zone to clean. You dont have to “guess” and try and error, but got the direct coordinates, which are send to the vacuum.
At the begining, i had some big problems to find the correct order of the coordinates.
But than, it works.
Based on the first rules i found out, that the parameters for my Roborock S6 are in the following way:
[[LEFT, BOTTOM, HEIGHT, WIDTH, REPEATS]]
and not
[[BOTTOM, LEFT, HEIGHT, WIDTH, REPEATS]]
Still i have a Problem!
During to adjust my room coordinates, my roborock does not follows my commands from Openhab. Now there is no communication to thee vacuum - but from the vacuum to Openhab.
But the roborock is online in the PaperUI.
By using the App, all functions are running without problems.
Only from/to Openhab there is nothing.
@Huaba Can you share whole example for things, items etc files? I’m having simliar problems and for me no zones are showing up … Any examples how you finally managed it are much appreciated.
It should be possible to execute this outside of the development environment by using the right command line. I used this for the development, in Eclipse it simply right-click => run as java application.
Hi Marcel, can you share details of this app you‘re using? Where can I download it from? Do you know if this app works with the S50 and firmware v3.5.7.002008?
I have that tool downloaded can run it, that wasn’t the issue.
The issue is that I don’t have the map file (Robot Radar map). I’ve read the Binding page and the only thing I could find was that it may be in the userdata\miio directory, but as I said above, I only see a json file.