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Switched to the add-on and now some sensors aren't accepted

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  • Jeff WilleckeJ Offline
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    Jeff Willecke
    wrote on last edited by
    #1

    I recently wiped and re created my homeassistant and mysensors integration on my raspberry pi 3 before, I used the config integration. With the new build I used the Add-on integration and I am now getting the following error ```
    Logger: mysensors
    Source: /usr/local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/mysensors/init.py:61
    First occurred: 13 June 2021, 22:41:28 (7490 occurrences)
    Last logged: 9:33:58

    Invalid <Message data="2;255;3;0;32;500">: Not valid message sub-type: 32 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 32 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got '500'
    Invalid <Message data="3;255;3;0;33;900000">: Not valid message sub-type: 33 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 33 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got '900000'
    Invalid <Message data="3;21;1;0;43;F">: Not valid message sub-type: 43 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 43 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got 'F'
    Invalid <Message data="3;17;1;0;43;Lux">: Not valid message sub-type: 43 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 43 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got 'Lux'
    Invalid <Message data="3;255;3;0;32;500">: Not valid message sub-type: 32 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 32 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got '500'
    

    I have a rain gauge, temperature and humidity entities that function properly but, my soil moisture, lux and prefix items are failing to be recognised. I assume it is a version issue. I have attempted to use the following in my config file to fix it

    mysensors:
      gateways:
        - device: ...
          # other things ...
      version: "2.3"
    

    I attempted to use /dev/ttyACM0 as a device but begin to get a persistence file error that I could not get solved.

    any ideas?

    Jeff WilleckeJ BearWithBeardB 2 Replies Last reply
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    • Jeff WilleckeJ Jeff Willecke

      I recently wiped and re created my homeassistant and mysensors integration on my raspberry pi 3 before, I used the config integration. With the new build I used the Add-on integration and I am now getting the following error ```
      Logger: mysensors
      Source: /usr/local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/mysensors/init.py:61
      First occurred: 13 June 2021, 22:41:28 (7490 occurrences)
      Last logged: 9:33:58

      Invalid <Message data="2;255;3;0;32;500">: Not valid message sub-type: 32 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 32 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got '500'
      Invalid <Message data="3;255;3;0;33;900000">: Not valid message sub-type: 33 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 33 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got '900000'
      Invalid <Message data="3;21;1;0;43;F">: Not valid message sub-type: 43 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 43 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got 'F'
      Invalid <Message data="3;17;1;0;43;Lux">: Not valid message sub-type: 43 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 43 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got 'Lux'
      Invalid <Message data="3;255;3;0;32;500">: Not valid message sub-type: 32 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 32 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got '500'
      

      I have a rain gauge, temperature and humidity entities that function properly but, my soil moisture, lux and prefix items are failing to be recognised. I assume it is a version issue. I have attempted to use the following in my config file to fix it

      mysensors:
        gateways:
          - device: ...
            # other things ...
        version: "2.3"
      

      I attempted to use /dev/ttyACM0 as a device but begin to get a persistence file error that I could not get solved.

      any ideas?

      Jeff WilleckeJ Offline
      Jeff WilleckeJ Offline
      Jeff Willecke
      wrote on last edited by
      #2

      not sure if this error helps at all.

      Logger: mysensors.sensor
      Source: /usr/local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/mysensors/sensor.py:96
      First occurred: 13 June 2021, 22:41:13 (14 occurrences)
      Last logged: 9:54:39
      
      child_id 8 already exists in children of node 0, cannot add child
      child_id 2 already exists in children of node 2, cannot add child
      child_id 21 already exists in children of node 2, cannot add child
      child_id 3 already exists in children of node 2, cannot add child
      child_id 4 already exists in children of node 2, cannot add child
      
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      • Jeff WilleckeJ Jeff Willecke

        I recently wiped and re created my homeassistant and mysensors integration on my raspberry pi 3 before, I used the config integration. With the new build I used the Add-on integration and I am now getting the following error ```
        Logger: mysensors
        Source: /usr/local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/mysensors/init.py:61
        First occurred: 13 June 2021, 22:41:28 (7490 occurrences)
        Last logged: 9:33:58

        Invalid <Message data="2;255;3;0;32;500">: Not valid message sub-type: 32 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 32 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got '500'
        Invalid <Message data="3;255;3;0;33;900000">: Not valid message sub-type: 33 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 33 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got '900000'
        Invalid <Message data="3;21;1;0;43;F">: Not valid message sub-type: 43 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 43 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got 'F'
        Invalid <Message data="3;17;1;0;43;Lux">: Not valid message sub-type: 43 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 43 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got 'Lux'
        Invalid <Message data="3;255;3;0;32;500">: Not valid message sub-type: 32 for object value @ data['sub_type']. Got 32 not a valid value for object value @ data['payload']. Got '500'
        

        I have a rain gauge, temperature and humidity entities that function properly but, my soil moisture, lux and prefix items are failing to be recognised. I assume it is a version issue. I have attempted to use the following in my config file to fix it

        mysensors:
          gateways:
            - device: ...
              # other things ...
          version: "2.3"
        

        I attempted to use /dev/ttyACM0 as a device but begin to get a persistence file error that I could not get solved.

        any ideas?

        BearWithBeardB Offline
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        BearWithBeard
        wrote on last edited by
        #3

        @Jeff-Willecke said in Switched to the add-on and now some sensors aren't accepted:

        With the new build I used the Add-on integration [...]

        By that you mean that you configured MySensors via the web interface?

        Your assumption that it is a version issue seems correct, but you can't fix it by specifying a version in YAML when you configured the integration via the GUI.

        Could it be that you forgot to adjust the MySensors version during setup? If so, delete it and create a new one. (I don't think you can make changes to existing MySensors integrations (yet))

        mysensors_gui_version.png

        child_id 8 already exists in children of node 0, cannot add child [...]

        That's nothing to worry about. Those warning appear every time you boot up a node that has been presented to Home Assistant before already. It's helpful in situation where you accidentally assign a sensor / child ID twice to different data types or re-assign a previously existing node ID to a completely new node.

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        • Jeff WilleckeJ Offline
          Jeff WilleckeJ Offline
          Jeff Willecke
          wrote on last edited by
          #4

          Thanks! That fixed everything.

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