MMM-FHEM

gismo2006

@cpramhofer I didn’t know anythink about FEHM yet. But I look at your posted code and remember you write: “has anyone of you running this module with a FHEM server running on another machine?” And then I think about the line:

host: ‘10.0.0.110’,

Is it really the Host? It looks like a Ip. In this case is it correct?

But, you have to know I’m didn’t use FEHM yet, and didn’t know about the config.

By the way the FEHM serve you ran is reacheable from the Mirror IP?

Greets gismo

schienw

Hello,
yes, it work’s.

Here is my configfile:
config: {
deviceNames: [
‘Bad’,
‘Wohnzimmer’,
‘Kueche’,
],
host: [‘192.168.178.87’],
deviceReadings: [
{ name: ‘temperature’, icon: ‘wi wi-thermometer’, suffix: ‘°’ },

],

Regards

Schienw

cpramhofer

@gismo2006 yes, in the readme file host is defined as an IP address. I can access FHEM from the MM Pi.

@schienw great! i will try host as an array too…

have a nice day!

gismo2006

Hi, OK, if the op is correct, try the other post.

God luck! :-)

I will happy if you post what happens. …

cpramhofer

Hi all,

i tried the setup with the following config but again, nothing is showing up on the mirror.

{
module: ‘MMM-FHEM’,

                    config: {
                     deviceNames: [
                            'CUL_WS_1',
                            'CUL_WS_2'
                            ],
                    host: ['10.0.0.110'],
                    deviceReadings: [
                            { name: 'temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer', suffix: '&deg;' },
                            ],
                    },
            },

kind regards
Christoph

gismo2006

Hmm… I can´t stop asking is 10.0.0.110 really the host ip of your FEHM server? Usually in privat Networks is used something like 192.178.168.2 the number one at the end op this Ip is served for your internet router… All devices then will become a other number at this end…

greets gismo

cpramhofer

Hi Gismo,

Yes it is the correct IP
Its a an Austrian Network from the Provider A1.
The Router has the ip 10.0.0.138
Magic Mirror runs in 10.0.0.101
FHEM on 10.0.0.110 (as you also can see on the screenshot above)

yawns

@gismo2006
192.168.x.x is a private Class C network
10.0.0.x is a private class A network

As you see on the screenshot cpramhofer is able to connect to the management website in a browser, so the IP address should not be the problem.

gismo2006

Oh ok, Sorry I didn´t see it in the posted screenshot till you write it. Hmm, then I couldn´t help… :-)

schienw

hello,

can you try a , behind
‘CUL_WS_1’,
‘CUL_WS_2’

you have:
deviceNames: [
‘CUL_WS_1’,
‘CUL_WS_2’
],

and i have

deviceNames: [
‘Bad’,
‘Wohnzimmer’,
‘Kueche’,
],

schienw