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(SOLVED) Sensebender Gateway and HomeAssistant: where does the battery level come from?

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    wrote on last edited by pikim
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    Hello,

    currently I'm working on a custom Sensebender Gateway. I adapted the variant files to my hardware and it works so far. It's an Ethernet Gateway and the integration into HomeAssistant also worked well. But in HA it always shows 0% battery level (regardless of the level at the pin) and I didn't find the source location where that comes from. Can anyone tell me where to find it?

    I would like to measure the supply and/or battery voltage and calculate some realistic battery level.

    EDIT:
    Something like

    sendBatteryLevel(91);
    

    solves the issue.

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