Created At
Apr 26, 2020
Last Update
Mar 22, 2021
Platforms
HC 3 Lite, Yubii Home, HC 3
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Type Quick App
QuickApp module to integrate of Netatmo climate devices.
It has support for Main module, Outdoor modules and Indoor modules, Rain gauge and Smart anemometer. It creates child devices (Temperature Sensors, Humidity Sensors, CO2 Sensors, Pressure Sensors, Noise sensors, Rain and Wind sensors) automatically based on information gathered from Netatmo API.
To use it you need to import attached .fqa file into HC3 and provide credentials from Netatmo:
- username - username for your account on Netatmo
- password - password for account on Netatmo
- client_id - can be generated at dev.netatmo.com
- client_secret - can be generated at dev.netatmo.com
- battery_allone - can be "true" or "false" - to choose between battery interface on dedicated child devices or directly on child devices
These values are in "Variables" tab on imported device. Click on Pencil, enter data for that four variables and click "Save". After that you need to create child devices. To do that you have to go to the "Edit & Preview" tab and click on "Get Devices" button.
If credentials are ok after few seconds you should have created all linked devices for found Netatmo modules. Values for these devices are refreshed every 10s after values updated in Netatmo cloud (more or less at 10min period). QA also has a "Get Measurements" button to manually refresh data.
Important note: 5.030 or newer firmware version on HC3 is needed.
Changelog:
v2.5.1 - 03/2021 (GSmart+Lazer)
- FIX QuickApp hang after HC3's upgrade to 5.063 firmware
- Added Czech translation (thanks to petrkl12)
- Minor fixes & enhancements
v2.5 - 07/2020 (Lazer)
- Fix QuickApp crash in case weather station has no additional module
v2.4 - 07/2020 (Lazer)
- Add variable to choose between battery interface on dedicated child devices or directly on child devices
v2.3 - 06/2020 (Lazer)
- New device types (Rain, Wind, Gust)
- Add battery levels monitoring (use dedicated child devices)
- Add alive module monitoring (use Netatmo reachable property to make Fibaro devices appearing dead in the interface)
- Optimized 10 minutes query interval 10s after Netatmo cloud update
- Minor fixes & enhancements
v2.2 - 06/2020 (GSmart)
- FIX: prevent crash when we doesn't get any data from Netatmo API
- Added status info on main QA device
v2.1 - 05/2020 (GSmart)
- Added support for unit conversion, eg. km/h to m/s
- Further enhancements in code
v2.0 - 04/2020 (GSmart)
- Completely redesigned
- Getting all data in one request to Netatmo API
v1.1 - 04/2020 (GSmart)
- Added support for Wind and Rain modules
v1.0 - 04/2020 (GSmart)
- Initial release
- Supported devices: Base station, Outdoor module, Indoor module
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Hi kinda of newbie here, but i saw your quickapp, which is very interessting thanks for the work ! I just don't understand where to get the client_id and client_secret, i searched at dev.netatmo.com but the only thing i can find is when i make an app for myself. Could you point me out what to do ? Thank you very much! gr Bart
I solved it by editing the qa file: { "name": "Netatmo 2.5.1", "type": "com.fibaro.weather", (instead of "type": "com.fibaro.genericDevice") It works fine.
Thanks. To add external weather provider you have to add new device named "External weather" (provided by default by FIBARO) and configure it to grab values from my QA (sensors generated by QA). And after that change default weather provider to this newly configured device.
It works well. Is it possible to somehow change the default weather provider to Netatmo?
Never mind i understand now, you have to add the data as if your making an app and then it shows the client_id and such. Thanks great work GSSmart!