Garage Door Opener opening…

[Ghawken]

On startup of HomeKit app.
Likely getter issue - Garage door remains Opening…

[boisy]

Yes, I'm seeing this too Glenn. Here's what I see in the logs:

HomeKitLink Siri Error Error in setter callback Traceback (most recent call last): File "plugin.py", line 1843, in Plugin_setter_callback indigo.device.turnOn(accessoryself.indigodeviceid) TypeError: device "Left Garage Door" class type MultiIODevice is not compatible with action turnOn/turnOff/toggle/lock/unlock/open/close

[Ghawken]

Thanks - it was the last device I added support for - and obviously didn’t finish it.

Although - I think what you are seeing is a different error, altogether.

What is the device that you are trying to control? If it doesn’t support turnOn/turnOff - then Garage Door controller, or Switch, or Lightbulb won’t work.

Can you post the print out of the python reference for the device?
Right click device in Indigo that controlling - copy python reference and then in scripting shell print the reference.
Depending on the device - will probably need custom support.

[boisy]

>>> print (indigo.devices[501156211]) # "Left Garage Door" address : 50.50.7D analogInputCount : 0 analogInputs : [] batteryLevel : None binaryInputCount : 1 binaryInputs : [False] binaryOutputCount : 1 binaryOutputs : [False] buttonGroupCount : 1 configured : True description : The left garage door deviceTypeId : displayStateId : binaryOutputsAll displayStateImageSel : PowerOff displayStateValRaw : 0 displayStateValUi : 0 enabled : True energyAccumBaseTime : None energyAccumTimeDelta : None energyAccumTotal : None energyCurLevel : None errorState : folderId : 6587014 globalProps : MetaProps : (dict) com.GlennNZ.indigoplugin.HomeKitLink-Siri : (dict) HomeKit_audioSelector : false (bool) HomeKit_bridgeUniqueID : 735518 (integer) HomeKit_deviceSensor : binaryOutput1 (string) HomeKit_deviceSubtype : GarageDoor (string) HomeKit_publishDevice : true (bool) HomeKit_tempSelector : false (bool) homekit-name : Left Garage Door (string) id : 501156211 lastChanged : 2022-05-05 08:43:37 lastSuccessfulComm : 2022-05-05 08:43:37 model : I/O-Linc Controller name : Left Garage Door ownerProps : emptyDict : (dict) pluginId : pluginProps : emptyDict : (dict) protocol : Insteon remoteDisplay : True sensorInputCount : 0 sensorInputs : [] sharedProps : com.indigodomo.indigoserver : (dict) states : States : (dict) binaryInput1 : off (on/off bool) binaryInput1.ui : open (string) binaryInputsAll : 0 (string) binaryOutput1 : off (on/off bool) binaryOutputsAll : 0 (string) subModel : subType : supportsAllLightsOnOff : False supportsAllOff : True supportsStatusRequest : True version : 65

[Ghawken]

What actual hardware device is it? I’ll have to format that output to make sense of it… when back at PC

May need to have custom support for it - or use a Masquerade Relay device or Virtual device in place for usage.

Found with a better look:
I/O-Linc Controller name

[boisy]

Yes, sorry. It's an Insteon GarageLinc controller.

[Ghawken]

Sounds like that should be supported as a GarageDoor…. Insteon never been available in this country (I believe) so hence supporting not easy.
Would have though would work as a Indigo Relay device…. Obviously not.

Could Masquerade it (and that may need to be answer for some cases)
But will have a look at Indigo base class and see if can add support

[boisy]

HomeKit Bridge did support this, so I know it's possible. Let me know how I can help provide any additional details.

[Ghawken]

Well - anything is possible - and indeed this version is far more open than previous (in that ANY sensor device can be supported)
But as said will have a look

For interests sake - how do you get Indigo to open Garage Door?
Action group - Binary Output? Or something similar

[boisy]

It's actually built into Indigo. See the attached screenshot.

[Ghawken]

Yep - saw it was a MultiIO device - not one I have. But as it is Indigo - based on those principles I wrote - should try to support it natively.
Issue will be for Homekit - which binary output to activate…. Always 1 easy enough, but may not be ideal.

[boisy]

In the case of GarageLinc, it is always 1. I think the GarageLinc is a special case of the IOLinc which can handle more than one binary output control.

[Ghawken]

Great - that’ll make it easier

[Ghawken]

Try 0.2.24+ Latest Version
Hard to test - but think it will support above.

Although doesn't seem plain sailing for prior:
](indigodomo/HomeKit-Bridge#121)

[boisy]

Just tried it, getting this:

May 6, 2022 at 9:58:10 AM
HomeKitLink Siri Error Error in setter callback
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "plugin.py", line 1867, in Plugin_setter_callback
indigo.device.setBinaryOutput(accessoryself.indigodeviceid, index=1, value=True)
AttributeError: 'DeviceCmds' object has no attribute 'setBinaryOutput'

[Ghawken]

Thanks - i think that is a typo - quick fix coming
Yep - that error at least is fixed in 0.2.25 - should be there now.

I’m am trying to find a virtual device,or SDK to mimic a multiIOdevice to aid in this… no luck as yet.
Unfortunately can’t create Insteon devices easily for testing…

[boisy]

Thanks.I just installed the new version. Different error in the log:

HomeKitLink Siri Error Error in setter callback
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "plugin.py", line 1867, in Plugin_setter_callback
indigo.iodevice.setBinaryOutput(accessoryself.indigodeviceid, index=1, value=True)
plugin_base.PluginBase.InvalidParameter: output binary index out-of-range

[boisy]

Update: I changed index=1 to index=0 for both cases on lines 1867 and 1869, and it works!

[Ghawken]

Thanks will update and check the device update code as well (this is the bit that updates HomeKit all when device is changed in indigo)

Apparently this is a legacy device type that indigo has been thinking of deprecating in favour of relays.
Just would take long to recode. Hopefully will get garage working - any other iodevices will need to be virtual devices etc

[Ghawken]

Should be fixed in latest. Also I believe I have fixed the opening… closing.. pending bit that was the issue I was seeing

[boisy]

Yep, just grabbed it. Nice work, Glenn. I've been running your plugin in a separate home from the HomeKit Bridge for testing. It's time to abandon HomeKit Bride, I think!