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Blinds with external switches - keep it synced without any sensors #8
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Hi, |
Cool, no worries. Do you think it's even possible to do this with the 'rpio' library? 'onoff' library seams better, as it has interrupt detection and rpio not, or am I wrong? |
thanks, I'll take a closer look into it. EDIT |
@morphix9 You can do this with MQTT Message. |
@rsporny any chance to test rpio.poll for input pins (as triggers for up/down)? |
Why don’t you install switchs that control the blind via HomeKit, like the Philips ones. Or maybe even via ssh. (Although it won’t update in HomeKit)? |
Yes, that's the point to have it synced with HomeKit. |
I would also like this feature. And thanks for making this plugin! |
Hey,
your plugin is great, I tried it out and it works great.
But I also have external (physical) switches to move each blind up/down. This is causing an off-sync with the state remembered by the homebridge. How hard do you think would it be to assign each blind also two input pins that would move them up/down via homebridge. Then the state could be in sync without any position sensors. Would that be possible?
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