Read humidity from Toon
Posted: Fri Jan 17, 2020 6:27 pm
Is it possible to get the humidity from a rooted Toon2? I would like to use it in Home Assistant.
Thanks,
Jan
Thanks,
Jan
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I don't know if it can be changed but should Content-Type: application/octet-stream in the response not be Content-Type: application/jsonTheHogNL wrote:Just created a small extra routine in the tsc script which should put info about that in the file http://toon-ip-address/tsc/sensors
Press 'check update' in tsc menu to get the new script (it will say 'no update found' but it does update the script, there is just no new firmware).
Dokt change it Thehog. Otherwise Home Assistant will be crash.glsf91 wrote:I don't know if it can be changed but should Content-Type: application/octet-stream in the response not be Content-Type: application/jsonTheHogNL wrote:Just created a small extra routine in the tsc script which should put info about that in the file http://toon-ip-address/tsc/sensors
Press 'check update' in tsc menu to get the new script (it will say 'no update found' but it does update the script, there is just no new firmware).
In chrome it wants to save a file when requested.
TVOC: total volatile compounds (how bad is the air in your house poluted with other gases)JackV wrote:I am glad I found this post because I also want to get the humidity out.
Now when I go to /tsc/sensors I get the next data :
{"temperature":20.7, "humidity":54.2, "tvoc":0, "eco2":400, "intensity":671}
temperature and humidity are what I understand.
What are the last 3 parameters about, what do the values mean and is there a range for these values ?
They don't work correctly indeed. That is why probably Eneco didn't enable the feature also.freddie wrote:Both TVOC and eCO2 readings are not working correctly (here?). With doors and windows open the TVOC reads 29k and eCO2 15k, which are really high values. TVOC average should be around 500 and eCO2 around 700. Is this a sensor issue or are the values incorrectly converted?
What is the unit of measurement of the `intensity` value? Are there min / max values?