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| # Integrated Relays and Switches with Eltako FSR14*, FSR61, ... | ||
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| This tutorial describes how to configure a switches for e.g. lights, electric socket, ... to power on and off devices connected so that they can be monitored and controlled additionally from Home Assistant. | ||
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| <img src="fsr14m-2x.png" width="50%"> | ||
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| ## Configure Home Assistant (Eltako FSR14*, FUD14*, FSR61*, ...) | ||
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| Every Eltako devices which shall be represented in Home Assistant need to be entered into the Home Assistant configuration (`/config/configuration.yaml`). Find details about how to configure Home Assistant for this integration manually [here](../update_home_assistant_configuration.md). You can also auto-generate the configuration by using [EnOcean Device Manager (eo_man)](https://github.com/grimmpp/enocean-device-manager) | ||
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| For lights or switches you need to create an entries in the light or switch section. You need to specify the id/address of the device so that Home Assistant knows when a status update/change comes by and when it needs to react on it. In addition we need to specify the id/address of the sender button in Home Assistant. A good pattern for the sender id/address is to use a base id + the same local id of the light. EEPs define the type of telegram. | ||
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| The configuration could look like the following for USB300 as a gateway. | ||
| ``` | ||
| ### auto-generated by eo_man | ||
| eltako: | ||
| gateway: | ||
| - id: 1 | ||
| device_type: enocean-usb300 | ||
| base_id: FF-80-80-00 # baseId of USB300 gateway | ||
| devices: | ||
| switch: # can be replaced through 'light' which is a different representation in Home Assistant | ||
| # Eltako relay | ||
| # Use 'Write HA senders to devices' button or enter manually sender id in PCT14 into function group 2 with function 51 | ||
| - id: FF-AA-00-01 # baseId of FAM14 (FF-AA-00-00) + internal address | ||
| name: FSR14M_2X 00-00-00-01 (1/2) | ||
| eep: M5-38-08 | ||
| sender: | ||
| id: FF-80-80-01 # baseId of USB300 (FF-80-80-00) + sender id (0-80 HEX/128 DEZ) | ||
| eep: A5-38-08 | ||
| # Eltako relay | ||
| # Use 'Write HA senders to devices' button or enter manually sender id in PCT14 into function group 2 with function 51 | ||
| - id: FF-AA-00-02 | ||
| name: FSR14M_2X 00-00-00-02 (2/2) | ||
| eep: M5-38-08 | ||
| sender: | ||
| eep: A5-38-08 | ||
| id: FF-80-80-02 | ||
| ``` | ||
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| In case of being directly connected via cable a local address space is used: | ||
| ``` | ||
| ### auto-generated by eo_man | ||
| eltako: | ||
| gateway: | ||
| - id: 1 | ||
| device_type: fgw14usb | ||
| base_id: FF-AA-00-00 # baseId of FAM14 (because this is the device connected to wireless network) | ||
| devices: | ||
| switch: # can be replaced through 'light' which is a different representation in Home Assistant | ||
| # Eltako relay | ||
| # Use 'Write HA senders to devices' button or enter manually sender id in PCT14 into function group 2 with function 51 | ||
| - id: 00-00-00-01 | ||
| name: FSR14M_2X 00-00-00-01 (1/2) | ||
| eep: M5-38-08 | ||
| sender: | ||
| eep: A5-38-08 | ||
| id: 00-00-B0-01 | ||
| # Eltako relay | ||
| # Use 'Write HA senders to devices' button or enter manually sender id in PCT14 into function group 2 with function 51 | ||
| - id: 00-00-00-02 | ||
| name: FSR14M_2X 00-00-00-02 (2/2) | ||
| eep: M5-38-08 | ||
| sender: | ||
| eep: A5-38-08 | ||
| id: 00-00-B0-02 | ||
| ``` | ||
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| ## Usage of power meter from FSR14M-2x | ||
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| FSR14M-2x additional provides information about the current power consumption. To get the power consumption display in Home Assistant an additional sensor needs to be specified: | ||
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| This example is snipped of an auto-generated configuration by (eo_man)](https://github.com/grimmpp/enocean-device-manager) for a cable connected gateway using local addresses. | ||
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| ``` | ||
| ### auto-generated by eo_man | ||
| sensor: | ||
| # Automated meter reading - electricity / power | ||
| - id: 00-00-00-01 | ||
| name: FSR14M_2X 00-00-00-01 (1/2) | ||
| eep: A5-12-01 | ||
| meter_tariffs: [] | ||
| # Automated meter reading - electricity / power | ||
| - id: 00-00-00-02 | ||
| name: FSR14M_2X 00-00-00-02 (2/2) | ||
| eep: A5-12-01 | ||
| meter_tariffs: [] | ||
| ``` |