Support for OZMO Slim 10 about ecovacs-deebot.js HOT 13 CLOSED

"main_brush": false,
"spot_area": true,
"custom_area": false,
"mopping_system": true,
"voice_report": false,
"single_room": false,
"auto_empty_station": false

from ecovacs-deebot.js.

@dsgrafiniert

Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great, if the cleaning status of the OZMO Slim 10 would be parsed in the script.

What script do you mean?

from ecovacs-deebot.js.

@dsgrafiniert

You are using the example script app.js, right?
This example script is deprecated and should not be used anymore

Line 8-9:

// This example app is deprecated
// Please don't use it anymore :)

app2.js is the latest example script.

btw: the cleaning status is already output 😉

[VacBot] *** cleanStatus = stop

from ecovacs-deebot.js.

@dsgrafiniert

The developer of the homebridge-deebotEcovacs plugin owns an OZMO Slim 10.
His plugin is using this library, so as far as I know the OZMO Slim 10 is working properly with this library.

from ecovacs-deebot.js.

@dsgrafiniert

Have you already tried if it works with example script app2.js?

from ecovacs-deebot.js.

Sorry for the late response. I did not rely on the deprecated app.js but created my own small debugging script.

However, the MQTT messages "CleanSt" and "GoChargeBgdata" are not getting parsed correctly.

from ecovacs-deebot.js.

@dsgrafiniert

Sorry for the late response. I did not rely on the deprecated app.js but created my own small debugging script.

Please post the debugging script so I can see if these messages really need to be parsed.

from ecovacs-deebot.js.

const ecovacsDeebot = require('ecovacs-deebot'), 
    EcoVacsAPI = ecovacsDeebot.EcoVacsAPI, 
    VacBot = ecovacsDeebot.VacBot;
    
    ...
    
let api = new EcoVacsAPI(deviceid, countrycode, continent);

api.connect(username, md5_pw).then(() => {
	console.log("Connected!");
    
    api.devices().then((devices) => {
    	console.log("Devices:", JSON.stringify(devices));
    	let vacuum = devices[0]; // Selects the first vacuum from your account
    	let vacbot = api.getVacBot(api.uid, EcoVacsAPI.REALM, api.resource, api.user_access_token, vacuum, continent);
    	vacbot.on("ready", (event) => {
    		console.log("Vacbot ready");            
    	});
        vacbot.on("BatteryInfo", (battery) => {
        	console.log("Battery level: %d\%", Math.round(battery));
        });

        console.log('[app2.js] name: ' + vacbot.getDeviceProperty('name'));
        console.log('[app2.js] isKnownDevice: ' + vacbot.isKnownDevice());
        console.log('[app2.js] isSupportedDevice: ' + vacbot.isSupportedDevice());
        console.log('[app2.js] is950type: ' + vacbot.is950type());
        console.log('[app2.js] isNot950type: ' + vacbot.isNot950type());
        console.log('[app2.js] hasMainBrush: ' + vacbot.hasMainBrush());
        console.log('[app2.js] hasEdgeCleaningMode: ' + vacbot.hasEdgeCleaningMode());
        console.log('[app2.js] hasSpotCleaningMode: ' + vacbot.hasSpotCleaningMode());
        console.log('[app2.js] hasSpotAreaCleaningMode: ' + vacbot.hasSpotAreaCleaningMode());
        console.log('[app2.js] hasCustomAreaCleaningMode: ' + vacbot.hasCustomAreaCleaningMode());
        console.log('[app2.js] hasMoppingSystem: ' + vacbot.hasMoppingSystem());
        console.log('[app2.js] hasVoiceReports: ' + vacbot.hasVoiceReports());
});

    
}).catch((e) => {
	// The Ecovacs API endpoint is not very stable, so
	// connecting fails randomly from time to time
	console.error("Failure in connecting!");
});

Following output of the features listing:

[app2.js] name: false
[app2.js] isKnownDevice: false
[app2.js] isSupportedDevice: false
[app2.js] is950type: false
[app2.js] isNot950type: true
[app2.js] hasMainBrush: false
[app2.js] hasEdgeCleaningMode: true
[app2.js] hasSpotCleaningMode: true
[app2.js] hasSpotAreaCleaningMode: false
[app2.js] hasCustomAreaCleaningMode: false
[app2.js] hasMoppingSystem: false
[app2.js] hasVoiceReports: false

from ecovacs-deebot.js.

@dsgrafiniert

You have to add the following event to get cleaning status:

vacbot.on("CleanReport", (value) => {
      console.log("CleanReport: " + value);
});

and you may need to run the following command:

setTimeout(() => {
      vacbot.run("GetCleanState");
}, 6000);

In the script app2.js you can see even more examples of events and commands.

from ecovacs-deebot.js.

@dsgrafiniert

[app2.js] hasMainBrush: false
[app2.js] hasEdgeCleaningMode: true
[app2.js] hasSpotCleaningMode: true
[app2.js] hasSpotAreaCleaningMode: false
[app2.js] hasCustomAreaCleaningMode: false
[app2.js] hasMoppingSystem: false
[app2.js] hasVoiceReports: false

There has been no config for the model yet ...

Is this information correct?

"main_brush": true,
"spot_area": false,
"custom_area": false,
"mopping_system": true,
"voice_report": true,
"single_room": false,
"auto_empty_station": false

from ecovacs-deebot.js.

"main_brush": false,
"spot_area": true,
"custom_area": false,
"mopping_system": true,
"voice_report": false,
"single_room": false,
"auto_empty_station": false

"Add config for OZMO Slim 10 Series":
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from ecovacs-deebot.js.

@dsgrafiniert

You have to add the following event to get cleaning status:

vacbot.on("CleanReport", (value) => {
      console.log("CleanReport: " + value);
});

and you may need to run the following command:

setTimeout(() => {
      vacbot.run("GetCleanState");
}, 6000);

In the script app2.js you can see even more examples of events and commands.

@dsgrafiniert
Have you already tried if it works?

from ecovacs-deebot.js.

@dsgrafiniert
You have to add the following event to get cleaning status:

vacbot.on("CleanReport", (value) => {
      console.log("CleanReport: " + value);
});

and you may need to run the following command:

setTimeout(() => {
      vacbot.run("GetCleanState");
}, 6000);

In the script app2.js you can see even more examples of events and commands.

@dsgrafiniert
Have you already tried if it works?

Yes, it basically works.

However, it would be great if the MQTT messages <ctl td="CleanSt" a="000" s="2" l="0100" t="a"/> would trigger events as well.
I am able to interpret the parameters at least partly:
l="0100" is the time since starting the cleaning job in seconds
a="000" is the cleaned space of the current job in square meters

from ecovacs-deebot.js.