⚠️UPDATE: The written guide was last updated on December 15th, 2019, to reflect some changes in Node-RED. --> www.juanmtech.com/get-started-with-node-red-and-home-assistant
Thanks, will check that out, another year later. My node state has two outputs, so maybe the switch is no longer needed? I'm really struggling with this stuff, love your way of leading through logical steps, it's not ideal that things change, but improvements are great too.
Dude...you are a legend. I was struggling with node-red after watching other guys try to explain it. I couldn't get my head around it. The way you explained it...now I get it...thank you so much.
OK after searching for days I have come back to your videos and like this one in particular. The idea of explaining what nodes do and how to use them is what I am looking for and need. I Will consume a few videos and then off I go to buy you a cup of joe. Thank you again.
Thank you Juan! You are a good teacher! You have a good pedagogy and because you speak rarely, I can understand everything what you say. For someone who does not speak native English it's very helpful. By the way, greetings from Romania!. Thank you for all videos.
Hellelujah I finally worked it out. Juan, if an oldie like me (75) and a dummie ( or at least a beginner) can follow your videos, you must be an excellent teacher. Thanks for your work in doing these videos.
I can't wait for more videos on Node Red. I want to do so much with it, but I am so confused why certain things I try just don't work. I have relays for my exterior sprinklers, so I want to be able to water my garden at a certain time if it hasn't rained today, and rain isn't expected today. I also have solar pool heating, so I want to turn on the pool solar pump when the temperature outside is above a certain temperature, the time is between a certain timeframe, and my house solar panels have more than a certain amount of wattage being sent back to the grid, which I am pulling from emoncms. Then turn it off if those conditions are no longer met. This one I think will be tricky. I have a few basic flows already, and this one video was enough to teach me a few things I was doing wrong! THANKS! Can't wait for more.
Juan new to HA and among all the tutorials I have seen your seem to be the easiest to follow. I have no programming experience and I know is not going to be easy but honestly you are pretty good at making it simple. Please continue to make HA videos, I just subscribed and will continue to follow your videos. Thanks
Clear and concise explanation as always. Your videos are so well put together and easy to follow. Even though I've been using Node Red for a while I learned a few things. Thanks!
I finally understand what Node-RED is for! Anything that gets me away from dealing with yaml's nasty space sensitivity is great. Thank you :) PS. I am astounded by how much work people put in developing such software. Mind-blowing
Thanks Juan, I have been messing with Node red for some time now with nothing to show for it. Now when I turn my light switch on in my kitchen, all the counter lights turn on as well. Thank you so much for "dumbing this down" for me. It made it some much more simple. Now to watch some move videos to do some more complicated stuff. Node red makes so much more sense now!! AHHH SO EXCITED! THANKS AGAIN!!
Fabulous video. I' am just getting started with node red and you make it all seem easy. Thanks for putting this video together. With your help I can actually get started with node red. Awesome stuff.
So I just started with home assistant (Hassio) came across this channel, very good and clear explanation of the Node-red flows. Subbed and will look at the other video's as well. Keep up the good work!
JuanMtech as always very awesome video to get us started with Node Red . I have started my automation from your HA set up videos. Good work and you are making this easy for a lot of people new to the automation. Keep up your good work and cant wait for the new Node Red future videos.
This is a VERY helpful guide. Very well done. I’m thinking of starting Home Assistant (have a minimal Hubitat system now) and definitely will be following you. Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video.
Thanks for all your videos, they are by far the best tutorials for Hassio. Perhaps you can create examples of more node red automations you have created for yourself. or go over differtn nodes and give examples of how each node can be used in an example.
Finally, after many videos, I have apparently found a clear and concise tutorial on Home Assistant and Node-Red. I am brand spanking new to Both and still have a ton of questions. The first question; how does Node-Red fit in with ESPhome? I know once I have created the file in ESPhome I can upload it to the device. That YAML file, created in ESPhome, creates my entities for use in HA. Not sure after you place nodes in the workspace what it does when you click on deploy? Does it generate code that is sent to a Device like the NodeMCU? Guess I need to watch more videos.
Great video! Nice and concise. I'd love to see two tutorials: 1)IFTTT integration for those devices we can't get local control over 2)Light dimming in NR for dimming smart lights with a zigbee or tasmota remote. Basically, virtual dimming.
I have a suggestion for a workflow, infact 2. 1: Using the Waze traffic sensor. During 05:00 -> 06:00 Monday to Friday. Turn LIFX bulb on (if off) and then change from normal white to RED if travel time greater than 90 minutes. If travel time drops to less than 90 minutes change bulb to GREEN for 10 seconds. Then return to white colour 2: For fridge door sensor (simply 433mhz door sensor). When door is opened start timer. If open for more than 30 seconds, use Alexa media player to play message "The fridge door is still open". After 45 seconds another message ... After 1 minute another message. If triggered and it returns to close state get alexa to say "Thank you"
Took me some time to figure it out because I was trying to turn a light on when I charge my phone. Apple apparently only gives access to the sensors when the HA app is open, but at least I learned alot from it already:) Thanks!
Great video's man. You and Bruh automation are the best for beginners to home automation like me! I do really like your calm instructions and explanations.
@@JuanMTechGreat, keep up the good work! Personally I would love to learn more about NodeRed, since it enables users to automate a lot basic knowledge. Especially with people whom use Zigbee2MQTT, like me. If you haven't heard about it, look it up! If you are interested I can give you same use cases/flows that i try to figure out myself!
Great tutorial video series ! thank you for your sharing. I am a beginner so I am studying HASSIO and learning English from your video also. nice voice . :)
Thanks again for another great video. I think a good suggestion for a node-red flow would be turning lights on/off based on whether people are home/away.
Thanks for all the time and effort you put into these videos. As a teacher myself, i can honestly say that these are some of the best tutorials on TH-cam. However, as somebody with 0 programming ability, but who is keen to get into home automation, would you recommend Home Assistant over something like Hubitat? I really am looking for something that is straight forward for the whole family to us
Thank you Juan! my node red stopped working this summer after the latestupgrade - I thought it was something wrong (it said "This node will be updated to version 1 from 0 (changes)") I searched everywhere on the net for what to do to get the nodes working again, This was the first video that just showed to ignore the datafield and use it like before. Can't believe it was that simple - just press the "done" button again for each of the nodes and re-deploy. Duh! wish someone could have posted that in the GitHub notes, release notes, or anywhere! Again, Huge Thank you!!
Hello, Thank you very much for your different tutorials which have helped me a lot. Could you explain to me how to make home assistant turn on a light with an http command, it seems to me that this is possible with Ned Red. thank you in advance
Excellent video, congratulations! You asked about other topics you can cover - here it is one, so maybe you can help me and I think help others too. I run Raspberry Pi 4 with HA in Docker container and to have peaceful sleep I plan to move my whole system from SD card to USB SSD disk (I've actually bought one). Looking on internets there is no clear answer how to move system and all data from SD to SSD without much pain and without reinstalling anything. If you know the best way how to do it, it would be very valuable to hear it from you. :)
Great NodeRed video. Learned that you can drag a node on an excisting line. What i do wanna know, how do you get your computer ON state. I can only turn it on with a switch with WOL, but it does not give back the on state.
Am I missing something or was this corrected later? You added the current states backwards I believe. You were checking if it was on to pass the on message and off to pass the off message. You want that reversed right?
Hi - I am losing the plot at 4.18 where I have to get the entity ID of the state node. My drop down autofill looks nothing like yours and the only option I have is "binary-sensor updater" plus details of my Phillips Hue lights that I have integrated on Home Assistance. Your video and written version show different entries. Isn't the entity ID supposed to relate to the switch on my computer. I am sure if I sort this out I can get this flow to work. Sorry if this is a dumb question as no one else seems to have a problem with this.
With my z-wave switches, I get a central scene event from them, to figure out how yours come in, use an events:all node connected to a debug node, and use the various functions on your switch. Note: this will show every event on home-assistant, so you'll need to be ready to test your switch quickly
@JuanMTech how to tell the different state of a device? I am trying to configure node red flow to work with a motion sensor to turn on a light between 5pm-8am.
Hello Juan, thanks for the video it was great. So I may have done something wrong and hope that you can help. I set-up node-red as you had but when you start to type in a service or entity id node-red does not auto-populate as it shows in your video. Is there something in the server settings that I need to do? Thanks for the help.
Hey! I love your videos, they are really good! Question, saw you had the latitude and longitude filled in already in the time range node. How did you configure that?
Jordan Reese thank you I have a hard time starting the flow, I started with a change node to send an email, but can find how the change node activated the email. The only way I got it to send the email was with an inject node.
Could I use this to tell me in home assistant when I have mail? Use a Sage Zigbee window open/close switch, When the box is opened it tripe's the switch and toggles a message that I have mail, when I open the box again to get the mail it toggles the open/close switch in Home assistant and turns off the I have mail message message. Can that be done, if so would like to see a video. I am new and am not a coder so Red Node looks like the way for me to get the most out of HA
Hey do you have any content on how to correctly configure and control an Nvidia Shield (android tv) with hass/home-assistant? I've been struggling getting to grips with ADB debug etc....
Hmmm... NR 8.1.3 is installed and it’s running, you can enter Configuration but as soon as you try to enter, the courser jumps after every letter into the startposition of line1. (iOS) . That makes it impossible to edit. Further the WEB interface does not appear (iOS nor MAC10.15). Re-install doesn’t bring any difference. .... Hmmm
I am always getting a 503 bad gateway error. Tried everything, uninstalling nodered, restarting it. But no success. Anyone faced the issue? How to rectify it? Do I have to make a new homeassistant again?
Yeah, it is far from instant. In my case, I ping every 5 seconds, but I have my reasons for that. Still, Home Assistant doesn't update that quickly; usually, there's a delay of about 10-15 seconds when it comes to HA "noticing" that something has changed on the server.
Juan, I would be willing to buy you a cup of joe if you could help me get my Athom single gang receptacle which monitors all aspects of the washer while running as in current, wattage, voltage, etc. I have tried using Node-Red to report to me the washer is done but have failed. I have asked others to send me their Flow for this project so I could import it and work from there but no luck. Everyone states it is easy to do but no one offers up an example of their setup. Thank you for really enjoying your presentation.
Set up the pins as use the rpi_gpio components in home-assistant to set up the pins and turn them into entities (switch, sensor, binary_sensor, etc) then address those through Node-Red as shown in the video
AT around 8m20s you create a "Is Main Desk Light Off" but the condition you set is "Is ON" Then you create a "Is Main Desk Light On" but the condition you set is "Is OFF" Shouldn't these be the other way around?! What you actually wrote seems to be ... If time ... if the light is on ... turn light on If the light is off ... turn light off When I think you mean ... If time ... if the light is off ... turn light on If the light is on ... turn light off
I literally tried that today and it didn't work. Noticed that the output was "if the condition is true" which meant, "is the light OFF = true", I swapped them round, works perfectly now
⚠️UPDATE: The written guide was last updated on December 15th, 2019, to reflect some changes in Node-RED.
--> www.juanmtech.com/get-started-with-node-red-and-home-assistant
Thanks, will check that out, another year later. My node state has two outputs, so maybe the switch is no longer needed? I'm really struggling with this stuff, love your way of leading through logical steps, it's not ideal that things change, but improvements are great too.
Dude...you are a legend. I was struggling with node-red after watching other guys try to explain it. I couldn't get my head around it. The way you explained it...now I get it...thank you so much.
OK after searching for days I have come back to your videos and like this one in particular. The idea of explaining what nodes do and how to use them is what I am looking for and need. I Will consume a few videos and then off I go to buy you a cup of joe. Thank you again.
Thank you Juan! You are a good teacher! You have a good pedagogy and because you speak rarely, I can understand everything what you say. For someone who does not speak native English it's very helpful. By the way, greetings from Romania!. Thank you for all videos.
Hellelujah I finally worked it out. Juan, if an oldie like me (75) and a dummie ( or at least a beginner) can follow your videos, you must be an excellent teacher. Thanks for your work in doing these videos.
I only started with Home Assistant 3 weeks ago and haven't touched Node Red yet, but this video has shown me the way. Thanks.
I can't wait for more videos on Node Red. I want to do so much with it, but I am so confused why certain things I try just don't work.
I have relays for my exterior sprinklers, so I want to be able to water my garden at a certain time if it hasn't rained today, and rain isn't expected today.
I also have solar pool heating, so I want to turn on the pool solar pump when the temperature outside is above a certain temperature, the time is between a certain timeframe, and my house solar panels have more than a certain amount of wattage being sent back to the grid, which I am pulling from emoncms. Then turn it off if those conditions are no longer met. This one I think will be tricky.
I have a few basic flows already, and this one video was enough to teach me a few things I was doing wrong! THANKS! Can't wait for more.
Hells yes. Of all the tutorials on YT about HA and node-red, this is the video that got me knowledgeable.
Juan new to HA and among all the tutorials I have seen your seem to be the easiest to follow. I have no programming experience and I know is not going to be easy but honestly you are pretty good at making it simple. Please continue to make HA videos, I just subscribed and will continue to follow your videos. Thanks
I've watched several Node Red tutorials. This is the one that "clicked" for me. Time to go and tinker...
Clear and concise explanation as always. Your videos are so well put together and easy to follow. Even though I've been using Node Red for a while I learned a few things. Thanks!
Always good to help. More videos to come. 😁
100% agree and I use node-red as well
I finally understand what Node-RED is for! Anything that gets me away from dealing with yaml's nasty space sensitivity is great. Thank you :) PS. I am astounded by how much work people put in developing such software. Mind-blowing
Thanks Juan, I have been messing with Node red for some time now with nothing to show for it.
Now when I turn my light switch on in my kitchen, all the counter lights turn on as well. Thank you so much for "dumbing this down" for me. It made it some much more simple. Now to watch some move videos to do some more complicated stuff. Node red makes so much more sense now!! AHHH SO EXCITED! THANKS AGAIN!!
Saw this on Reddit and found it extremely helpful. Also, great quality and content. Subscribed!
Glad to help. Move videos to come 😁
Fabulous video. I' am just getting started with node red and you make it all seem easy. Thanks for putting this video together. With your help I can actually get started with node red. Awesome stuff.
So I just started with home assistant (Hassio) came across this channel, very good and clear explanation of the Node-red flows. Subbed and will look at the other video's as well. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! It's a very clear explanation for beginners like me. So grateful! I just pressed Like and Subscribed for this!
Great Video Juan. Very well explained.
You have a great speaking voice. Thanks for another great video!
JuanMtech as always very awesome video to get us started with Node Red . I have started my automation from your HA set up videos. Good work and you are making this easy for a lot of people new to the automation. Keep up your good work and cant wait for the new Node Red future videos.
Glad to help
@@JuanMTech you said you would do more node red videos. Have you any plan ? Thanks
Yes. Just caught up with other things for now though.
@@JuanMTech thank you.. Looking forward for those videos. As always keep up the good work
Juan - Thanks for the great videos. They are really helpful, as I am just learning about home automation. Keep up the great work.
This is a VERY helpful guide. Very well done. I’m thinking of starting Home Assistant (have a minimal Hubitat system now) and definitely will be following you. Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video.
Great video man. Really well delivered, clear and concise. Thank you.
You're welcome.
Thanks for good video, got me startet on Node Red, also love that the lat/lon in the video is the statue of Liberty, nice one.
Thanks for all your videos, they are by far the best tutorials for Hassio. Perhaps you can create examples of more node red automations you have created for yourself. or go over differtn nodes and give examples of how each node can be used in an example.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll definitely be making more videos about Node-RED and Home Assistant
Finally, after many videos, I have apparently found a clear and concise tutorial on Home Assistant and Node-Red. I am brand spanking new to Both and still have a ton of questions. The first question; how does Node-Red fit in with ESPhome? I know once I have created the file in ESPhome I can upload it to the device. That YAML file, created in ESPhome, creates my entities for use in HA.
Not sure after you place nodes in the workspace what it does when you click on deploy? Does it generate code that is sent to a Device like the NodeMCU? Guess I need to watch more videos.
you are the best my friend. clear and easy for me that i'm italian
Great video! Nice and concise.
I'd love to see two tutorials:
1)IFTTT integration for those devices we can't get local control over
2)Light dimming in NR for dimming smart lights with a zigbee or tasmota remote. Basically, virtual dimming.
Thanks for the suggestion
Finally a tutorial that makes sense. One question how did you make the test toggle in home assistant to test it?
As usual a great video from you. Love your channel with your clear explanations. Keep it up, greetings from germany.
I have a suggestion for a workflow, infact 2.
1: Using the Waze traffic sensor. During 05:00 -> 06:00 Monday to Friday. Turn LIFX bulb on (if off) and then change from normal white to RED if travel time greater than 90 minutes. If travel time drops to less than 90 minutes change bulb to GREEN for 10 seconds. Then return to white colour
2: For fridge door sensor (simply 433mhz door sensor). When door is opened start timer. If open for more than 30 seconds, use Alexa media player to play message "The fridge door is still open". After 45 seconds another message ... After 1 minute another message. If triggered and it returns to close state get alexa to say "Thank you"
Thanks for the suggestion
As always great job on the videos!
dude this helped me so much THANKS DUDE :P
Took me some time to figure it out because I was trying to turn a light on when I charge my phone. Apple apparently only gives access to the sensors when the HA app is open, but at least I learned alot from it already:) Thanks!
Great video's man. You and Bruh automation are the best for beginners to home automation like me! I do really like your calm instructions and explanations.
Glad to help. More videos to come. Stay tuned. 😎
@@JuanMTechGreat, keep up the good work! Personally I would love to learn more about NodeRed, since it enables users to automate a lot basic knowledge. Especially with people whom use Zigbee2MQTT, like me. If you haven't heard about it, look it up!
If you are interested I can give you same use cases/flows that i try to figure out myself!
Great tutorial video series ! thank you for your sharing. I am a beginner so I am studying HASSIO and learning English from your video also. nice voice . :)
as always, great video. Thanks for the tutorial!
Thanks again for another great video. I think a good suggestion for a node-red flow would be turning lights on/off based on whether people are home/away.
Thanks for the suggestion
your videos are fantastic. Thanks
Amazing video. I have wanted to go down this road for so long but I needed a video to help me with it!
Nice, great to see dark mode!!! I can't deal with bright screens anymore...
Great video, thanks!
Thanks for all the time and effort you put into these videos. As a teacher myself, i can honestly say that these are some of the best tutorials on TH-cam.
However, as somebody with 0 programming ability, but who is keen to get into home automation, would you recommend Home Assistant over something like Hubitat? I really am looking for something that is straight forward for the whole family to us
Thank you Juan! my node red stopped working this summer after the latestupgrade - I thought it was something wrong (it said "This node will be updated to version 1 from 0 (changes)") I searched everywhere on the net for what to do to get the nodes working again, This was the first video that just showed to ignore the datafield and use it like before. Can't believe it was that simple - just press the "done" button again for each of the nodes and re-deploy. Duh! wish someone could have posted that in the GitHub notes, release notes, or anywhere! Again, Huge Thank you!!
Do you have a video of node-red and smart button like Aqara?
You have an idea how to configure a philips hue dimmer switch in node red. Which nodes should i use to that switch ?
how did you set up the computer entity and test switch for it?
Great Videos Juan! Thanks!
Thanks! This was very clear and easy :)
Thank you for your very good work
Best regards from germany
Hello,
Thank you very much for your different tutorials which have helped me a lot. Could you explain to me how to make home assistant turn on a light with an http command, it seems to me that this is possible with Ned Red. thank you in advance
Great thanks for your video
Thanks.. Really value all your videos...
Glad to help
Great video, thanks a lot!
Thank you very much!!
Excellent video, congratulations! You asked about other topics you can cover - here it is one, so maybe you can help me and I think help others too. I run Raspberry Pi 4 with HA in Docker container and to have peaceful sleep I plan to move my whole system from SD card to USB SSD disk (I've actually bought one). Looking on internets there is no clear answer how to move system and all data from SD to SSD without much pain and without reinstalling anything. If you know the best way how to do it, it would be very valuable to hear it from you. :)
Great tutorial! Thanks a lot
Great NodeRed video. Learned that you can drag a node on an excisting line. What i do wanna know, how do you get your computer ON state. I can only turn it on with a switch with WOL, but it does not give back the on state.
Stay tuned for next video
Am I missing something or was this corrected later? You added the current states backwards I believe. You were checking if it was on to pass the on message and off to pass the off message. You want that reversed right?
Is there a problem with sending an on command for something that is already on? Is it just to save traffic or more important?
Great quality content Very clearly explained, good pacing easy to follow. Subscribed for future HASS.IO content.
Hi - I am losing the plot at 4.18 where I have to get the entity ID of the state node. My drop down autofill looks nothing like yours and the only option I have is "binary-sensor updater" plus details of my Phillips Hue lights that I have integrated on Home Assistance. Your video and written version show different entries. Isn't the entity ID supposed to relate to the switch on my computer. I am sure if I sort this out I can get this flow to work. Sorry if this is a dumb question as no one else seems to have a problem with this.
You just rocked my world!
Great video as always.
Muchas gracias, de gran ayuda. Thank's so much
Hi, great tutorial. Can you do one on using NODE RED and arming/disarming an alarm via a apple watch?
Thanks for the video! How can i check single double or long press?
With my z-wave switches, I get a central scene event from them, to figure out how yours come in, use an events:all node connected to a debug node, and use the various functions on your switch. Note: this will show every event on home-assistant, so you'll need to be ready to test your switch quickly
@JuanMTech how to tell the different state of a device? I am trying to configure node red flow to work with a motion sensor to turn on a light between 5pm-8am.
I'm missing something. when I try to open web UI it say 502 bad gateway. for some reason it will not start up
Hello Juan, thanks for the video it was great. So I may have done something wrong and hope that you can help. I set-up node-red as you had but when you start to type in a service or entity id node-red does not auto-populate as it shows in your video. Is there something in the server settings that I need to do? Thanks for the help.
The autocomplete was not working and I fixed by disabling Protection mode
in the hassio set-up addion area.
Great video , thanks for sharing
What if the computer was on before sunset?
How do can i set the desk light to turn on then?
Hey! I love your videos, they are really good!
Question, saw you had the latitude and longitude filled in already in the time range node. How did you configure that?
How did you add the state of your computer to Home Assistant?
You mean what I'm using to turn on/off my computer? I'm thinking on covering that on the next video. I had several people asking me that.
@@JuanMTech Yes, that's what I meant. I'd definitely be interested in that as well. Great video!
@@JuanMTech Do you already made that video? not sure if I missed it, cheers, man
Not yet. I put it on hold because I was checking on something else.
Wait - how does HA know your pc is on? You use smart plugs?? Nice channel by the way.
Hello. do you use Hass.io compared to HA for what reason? Thank you
Great Video, how about doing a flow using a Ultrasonic device.
🤔
An ultrasonic device is the same as any other home-assistant sensor, and can be treated as such in Node-Red
Jordan Reese thank you I have a hard time starting the flow, I started with a change node to send an email, but can find how the change node activated the email. The only way I got it to send the email was with an inject node.
Could I use this to tell me in home assistant when I have mail? Use a Sage Zigbee window open/close switch, When the box is opened it tripe's the switch and toggles a message that I have mail, when I open the box again to get the mail it toggles the open/close switch in Home assistant and turns off the I have mail message message. Can that be done, if so would like to see a video. I am new and am not a coder so Red Node looks like the way for me to get the most out of HA
Very nice ... Love your voice perfect for explaining this kind of content. Thanks for taking the time to do this
Glad to help. More videos to come.
Have you made any new videos on Node Red yet?
Not at the moment.
JuanMTech too bad
Did I miss the part where you put what you created in Node Red in HomeAssistant??
When I try to go to Node Red I get a 502: Bad Gateway error. What am I missing?
Hey do you have any content on how to correctly configure and control an Nvidia Shield (android tv) with hass/home-assistant? I've been struggling getting to grips with ADB debug etc....
Great video !!!
More to come 😁
Hi. My Node-RED is installed on a different machine. How do I configure Hassio to connect to it?
hi
which board is best for homeassistant Raspberry Pi 3B+ or Raspberry Pi 4 2GB?
The latest one.
thanks. difficult to see what going on the screen thouhg.
Very useful!
大哥，你的视频真的太好了，可惜我只认识26个字母，不认识英文单词，呵呵。所以基本上只能看你操作，不知道你说什么。但是这节入门课，我基本上是看懂了，谢谢。
如果我的翻译是正确的，很乐意提供帮助。
@@JuanMTech 我发现youtube提供了字幕自动的翻译服务，虽然是自动翻译，但比直接看英文字幕方便多了，基本上可以看懂了。
thanks macha
Hmmm... NR 8.1.3 is installed and it’s running, you can enter Configuration but as soon as you try to enter, the courser jumps after every letter into the startposition of line1. (iOS) . That makes it impossible to edit.
Further the WEB interface does not appear (iOS nor MAC10.15). Re-install doesn’t bring any difference. .... Hmmm
I am always getting a 503 bad gateway error. Tried everything, uninstalling nodered, restarting it. But no success. Anyone faced the issue? How to rectify it?
Do I have to make a new homeassistant again?
How are you detecting that the PC was switched on or off?
Probably a binary_sensor set to record the results of a ping. That's how I do mine. You can message me if you'd like to see how I configured mine. :)
@@rross0520 I monitor mine with a ping, but it is not instant since I ping every minute
Yeah, it is far from instant. In my case, I ping every 5 seconds, but I have my reasons for that. Still, Home Assistant doesn't update that quickly; usually, there's a delay of about 10-15 seconds when it comes to HA "noticing" that something has changed on the server.
Juan, I would be willing to buy you a cup of joe if you could help me get my Athom single gang receptacle which monitors all aspects of the washer while running as in current, wattage, voltage, etc. I have tried using Node-Red to report to me the washer is done but have failed. I have asked others to send me their Flow for this project so I could import it and work from there but no luck. Everyone states it is easy to do but no one offers up an example of their setup. Thank you for really enjoying your presentation.
Thanks - i have 502: Bad Gateway ??
If you are using remote access. Set up SSL to true. If not remote access, set it to false.
@@JuanMTech - Thank´s ! Fine
If you were getting "API Error" like me, make sure you set your domain to "homeassistant" in the service node.
Can you do a video on how you send iOS messages. For example when my son is at school, it send me a message via iOS companion
Great video
That's a fairly lengthy process, and getting it working is a bit fiddly, but I'm happy to show you what I did, if you like!
If you would thanks
@@rhyshughes1317 I put the video for it up on my channel. Head over there for details.
I give credit to JuanMTech at the end!
Hi would you please tell me how can I access to gpio on the raspberry pi in Haasos using node red?
You'll need to do it through home-assistant, the gpio pins don't get passed to the node-red docker container(aka add-on)
Thanks for the reply but How?
Set up the pins as use the rpi_gpio components in home-assistant to set up the pins and turn them into entities (switch, sensor, binary_sensor, etc) then address those through Node-Red as shown in the video
Thanks, mate but is it working for I2C and Serial as well?
I don't know, I do know that Node-Red doesn't have direct access to those, so it's o ly what you can use through home-assistant
Juan
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Gracias
It's just for HASSIO
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AT around 8m20s you create a "Is Main Desk Light Off" but the condition you set is "Is ON"
Then you create a "Is Main Desk Light On" but the condition you set is "Is OFF"
Shouldn't these be the other way around?!
What you actually wrote seems to be ...
If time ... if the light is on ... turn light on
If the light is off ... turn light off
When I think you mean ...
If time ... if the light is off ... turn light on
If the light is on ... turn light off
At the time of the video, the condition was set up like that. However, not long after, the developer changed it to the way you mentioned.
I literally tried that today and it didn't work. Noticed that the output was "if the condition is true" which meant, "is the light OFF = true", I swapped them round, works perfectly now