I don't have that anywhere.Settings -> Devices & Services
I deleted them all.
Can I kick this auto discovery off again so it finds everything?
Remember I said burger button and provided a literal print screen of where to clickI don't have that anywhere.
Remember I said this....
And this
if you can remember what you want to add back in then go to Settings/ Devices & Services, click on the Add Integration button on the bottom right and search for what you want to add. Draytek isn’t there btwThere's nothing there.
I'll start another instance on a Pi, see exactly how it discovers stuff and add it in manually.
If the PIR is part of the Hue system then yes, it’ll be straight forward to do what you want.Currently have a hue setup at home, but have been looking at HA.
Would I be possible using this to have a PIR turn on some exterior garage lighting when the PIR is triggered, but also have those lights always on between certain times but dimmed?
On a side note, is there an unraid docker?
Thanks!If the PIR is part of the Hue system then yes, it’ll be straight forward to do what you want.
Just checked and yes, there’s a HA container in Unraid
Aye, that's what I did first of all, it'll be some kind of snmp thing but that didn't find it either. It's OK, I'll work it outif you can remember what you want to add back in then go to Settings/ Devices & Services, click on the Add Integration button on the bottom right and search for what you want to add. Draytek isn’t there btw
I'm using a UniFi UXG Max.
Home Assistant is querying the UXG using SNMP and it's that data which is being displayed. It should work for any router that supports SNMP but I doubt Virgin Media have it configured or give you the option to configure it on their Hub.
This does work for me - I've not had anything with a daily usage above £1 so it's not stuck at all.Code:template: - sensor: - name: "Cost today" unit_of_measurement: "£" state: > {% set consumption = states('sensor.garden_room_ac_today_s_consumption') | float %} {% set rate = states('sensor.octopus_energy_electricity_19l2262519_1012474423759_current_rate') | float %} {{ ((consumption * rate)) | round(1, default=0) }}
I'm not sure it is working but that could be because I am selecting the wrong sensors - the maths seems to be OK and I think the path I am following is OK though. Will troubleshoot
(I just checked and its stuck at £1)