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Sensor for Vallox DigitSE RS485 ventilation system with integration into FHEM.

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  • hekH Offline
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    #27

    Use the log parser to help you interpret the log.

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    • HeinzH Heinz

      For those who want to have the FHEM files here they are:
      _MYSENSOR_Vallox.cfg
      simply place the file in FHEM's subfolder FHEM and include it your fhem.cfg:

      include ./FHEM/_MYSENSOR_Vallox.cfg
      

      And here are the plot files which have to be placed in the subfolder www\gplot
      SVG_FileLog_Vallox_6.gplot
      SVG_FileLog_Vallox_5.gplot
      SVG_FileLog_Vallox_4.gplot
      SVG_FileLog_Vallox_3.gplot
      SVG_FileLog_Vallox_2.gplot
      SVG_FileLog_Vallox_1.gplot

      You will likely have to adapt the room and group names, and of course the german names, sorry for that.

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      #28

      @heinz
      Hi Heinz, the SVG_FileLog_Vallox_#.gplot files are empty ...probably the link is dead...could you reup them? Or could you send them tio me?

      Thanks, Holger

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      • HeinzH Heinz

        For those who want to have the FHEM files here they are:
        _MYSENSOR_Vallox.cfg
        simply place the file in FHEM's subfolder FHEM and include it your fhem.cfg:

        include ./FHEM/_MYSENSOR_Vallox.cfg
        

        And here are the plot files which have to be placed in the subfolder www\gplot
        SVG_FileLog_Vallox_6.gplot
        SVG_FileLog_Vallox_5.gplot
        SVG_FileLog_Vallox_4.gplot
        SVG_FileLog_Vallox_3.gplot
        SVG_FileLog_Vallox_2.gplot
        SVG_FileLog_Vallox_1.gplot

        You will likely have to adapt the room and group names, and of course the german names, sorry for that.

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        @heinz
        Sorry...everything is fine with the gplot files...it was my fault trying to look at them with the crimpson editor...instead of FHEM gplot

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          #30

          Hello Heinz, all,
          first of all thank you for sharing your work in this thread!
          I have not to much skills around programming and arduino, but was however able to build this and integrate my Vallox 90 SE into ioBroker. Absolutely Great!
          You mentioned the bypass damper above and I see you have visualized it in fhem. I found the Value to set the Threshold temp for this (31), however I wonder where you got the actual bypass position from. Which Value shows if its open or closed?
          I do not want to control it, i just would like to log the Position Status to see when it happens.

          Thanks a lot i feel blind :)

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            Hello Heinz, all,
            first of all thank you for sharing your work in this thread!
            I have not to much skills around programming and arduino, but was however able to build this and integrate my Vallox 90 SE into ioBroker. Absolutely Great!
            You mentioned the bypass damper above and I see you have visualized it in fhem. I found the Value to set the Threshold temp for this (31), however I wonder where you got the actual bypass position from. Which Value shows if its open or closed?
            I do not want to control it, i just would like to log the Position Status to see when it happens.

            Thanks a lot i feel blind :)

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            #31

            Hi @captaindork
            sorry for delay,.... the position of the damper (which is the bypass) is indicated through a single bit of the multi purpose IO-Port 2. The library defines that as property 38 DamperMotorPositionProperty.
            In the mysensors example it is published as
            const uint8_t DAMPER_MOTOR_POSITION = 42;
            The value is either 1 or 0.

            I mapped it in FHEM as follows

            attr MYSENSOR_Vallox mapReading_DamperMotorPosition 42 value1
            
            define MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition dummy
            attr MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition alias WRG-Bypass
            attr MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition devStateIcon 1:rc_GREEN 0:rc_BLANK
            attr MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition event-on-update-reading state
            attr MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition group Status
            attr MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition icon vent_bypass
            attr MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition room Lüftung
            attr MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition sortby 3
            define MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition_Notify notify MYSENSOR_Vallox:DamperMotorPosition:.* { my $d = sprintf ("%.0f", ReadingsVal("MYSENSOR_Vallox","DamperMotorPosition", 0));; fhem("set MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition $d");;}
            define MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition_Notify2 at +*00:01:00 { my $d = sprintf "%.0f", ReadingsVal("MYSENSOR_Vallox","DamperMotorPosition", 0);; fhem("set MYSENSOR_Vallox_DamperMotorPosition $d");;}
            
            
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              #32

              Hi.

              Can you make exact parts list for this setup.

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                Heinz
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                #33

                Ok ... after my holidays.

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                  Heinz
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                  #34

                  Well basically the part list is very simple

                  1x Arduino Mega 2560
                  1x NRF24L01+
                  1x Pushbutton
                  2x MAX485 Module TTL Switch Module (one for sender, one for receiver)
                  (e.g. https://protosupplies.com/product/max485-ttl-to-rs-485-interface-module/)

                  The 1x Resistor 120Ohms is only neccessary if not already mounted on the MAX485 Module. It depends on what module
                  you bought. So have a look at the layout and check if there is a 120Ohms resistor mounted between pins A and B.
                  The module (https://protosupplies.com/product/max485-ttl-to-rs-485-interface-module/) already contains that resistor.

                  Optionally you can add a capacitor between + and - to stabilize the voltage level if your power supply is a weak one.
                  Anyone will do like 10uF, 100uF...

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                    Heinz
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                    Note that you can make use of any MAX485 module that is suitable for the arduino (5V). Basically they are all the same except for a few minor tweaks like LEDs or other non relevant stuff.

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                      #36

                      I found this old thread and since I have a Vallox machine it's interesting. RS485 is new to me but MySensors isn't.

                      Can I have a node like this described by Heinz parallel with the "mickey mouse"-display? Using the display's connector? Or is it one or the other?

                      I'd feel better having both (manual display&buttons and connection to MySensors=>Domoticz, in my case).

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