Xiaomi Roborock zone cleanup rule

[Thomas1 (Thomas)]

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?

@marcel_verpaalen

In the binding test programs there is also a viewer included. It is kind of stand alone program to view maps

This may help finding the coordinates.

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.

Thx
Thomas

[marcel_verpaalen (Marcel)]

It is actually included in openhab.
It reads the rrmap files that are saved when pulling the map.

Just needs the right command line to start.
Maybe someone with some more java knowledge can help figuring it out. The class to run is RoboMapViewer

[kemotsysinc (Karen Mitchell)]

I cannot find the rrmap file. The only file in my userdata\miio directory is the miioTokens-us.json file.

Can someone please assist??

[marcel_verpaalen (Marcel)]

@kemotsysinc

I cannot find the rrmap file. The only file in my userdata\miio directory is the miioTokens-us.json file.

See bottom of first post

Xiaomi Vacuum Map Viewer (to find coordinates for zone cleaning)

To find map coordinates for your Xiaomi robot you can try the offline viewer which is included in the OH source. I made it now also as standalone, you can get it here https://verpaalen.com/openhab2/RoboMapviewer2.5.7.jar 2020-08-14 new version (incl calc and zone selection): https://verpaalen.com/openhab2/roboMapViewer2.5.7.zip 2020-09-22 new version (fix command format & obstacles): https://verpaalen.com/openhab2/roboMapViewer2.5.9-1.zip 2021-01-18 new version (fix zoned command format & s…

[kemotsysinc (Karen Mitchell)]

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.

[marcel_verpaalen (Marcel)]

@marcel_verpaalen

Note that the rrmap files are only saved when debug logging is enabled ( log:set debug org.openhab.binding.miio )

You are sure you have tried this…

[kemotsysinc (Karen Mitchell)]

Finally found the steps in case someone else has the same issues:

1. openhab-cli console

2. Enter default password - habopen

3. type in - log:set debug org.openhab.binding.miio

4. logout of cli console by entering logout

5. Check pi directory userdata\miio and you will now see the rrmap files

• To turn off debug logging, you would enter log:set info org.openhab.binding.miio

Thank you!

[PeterK (XBTnade4GSQa74DejEHF)]

Hi,
just another possible approach.

@PeterK

Example how to find the values of above zone “esstisch” using the original App:

• draw your zone and you will see the dimensions in the App. In this case 2,8x2,5m
• draw another zone starting from the dock just to the starting point. The app shows the values in meter of the the starting point. In this case 8,9x2,2m

This results in

esstisch=-8.9,2.2,2.8,2.5,1

as seen in the map-file.

BR
PeterK