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I use my Synology NAS to switch on/off my Hue lights at convenient times. Until now, switching the Fibaro plugs I had was not possible: Toon can switch them on and off, but not according to a schedule. With the Fibaro plugs being quite expensive and still so limited, this frustrates many Toon users.

Now that my Toon is rooted I figured it shouldn't be too hard to actually find a way to resolve this. Many Toon features are called via web-type links or commands. Reading the smart meter values for instance via 192.168.1.11:10080/hdrv_zwave?action=ge ... vices.json. The output of the command includes a list of devices - not only the smart meter but also the Fibaro plugs configured in the system.

I could open the base URL http://192.168.1.11:10080/hdrv_zwave/index.html in any browser. This gives some sort of control panel with which you can switch on/off the Fibaro's. I traced what parameters were sent to the Toon to switch on/off and these are:

http://192.168.1.11:10080/hdrv_zwave?ac ... =4&state=1 for on and
http://192.168.1.11:10080/hdrv_zwave?ac ... =4&state=0 for off.

Scripting this turned out to be not very complex: With this my Synology can switch on and off my Fibaro plugs just as it would with my Hue lights...

Thanks for this. Nice to see how.i can easily switch zwave devices.

But I can't get the zwave/index.html to open. It says: Advanced Zwave page disabled. You can enable this in the settings app.
But Toon itself doesn't has this setting. Have you enabled it?

Edit: found some info. Apparently the Controlstatus is set somewhere. It is 0, but should be 1. But where is it.set?

https://forum.eneco.nl/algemene-vragen- ... ndex2.html

Maybe the site with json-info from the (zwave) meteradapter also includes data from the neo coolcam?

http://toon/hdrv_zwave?action=getDevices.json

Rudolf wrote:Maybe the site with json-info from the (zwave) meteradapter also includes data from the neo coolcam?

http://toon/hdrv_zwave?action=getDevices.json

It does, but unlike the elec_flow etc there is no current value. Also type is unknown.

jeltel wrote:It does, but unlike the elec_flow etc there is no current value. Also type is unknown.

I had the same initially. The root cause is that the plug wasn't properly connected to Toon and was shown as 'unknown'.
I removed the plug from Toon and re-connected as follows:
- on Toon press the 'Koppelen' button
- directly after press and hold the button on the plug till the led on the plug starts flashing purple (~10-15 seconds) and then let go.
- soon after Toon recognized the plug with a proper name and did show the power consumption.

Hopes this helps.

Toonz

Thanks. I saw the same solution in another thread earlier. It works

I now have installed Home Assistant and want to control the Fibaro plugs via Home Assistant. While that is easy (set the state to 0 or 1). It is hard to let Home Assistant keep track of the state and current electricity flow of the Fibaro plug.

How can I get those out of Toon? The Getdevices.json doesn't change when setting the plug on and of.
Where nothing changes when switching the devices on or off. Sothe CurrentElectricityFlow stays at 0.00 and the CurrentElectricityQuantity stays at 9200. I thought these would change, as some other wich would represent the current status of the smartplug. IsConnected does change when the smartplug is removed from a wall socket.

And I can switch the smartplugs with:
http://192.168.1.11:10080/hdrv_zwave?ac ... =4&state=1

But how to get the status and the elec_flow of the smartplugs? I can't seem to find it on the devices and googling doesn't help.

You should check out '/qmf/www/hdrv_zwave/zwaveDev.js'
It contains some URLs that might prove useful; i.e.
For me it doesn't, because I haven't connected any devices.
I remember being able to see at least the state, and maybe consumption too.

Browse around http://toon:10080/hdrv_zwave/index.html to get the nodeIDs.

TargetStatus in getdevices.json should change from 0 to 1 if you turn on the plug. At least at my toon