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Hi,

I'm running Home Assistant in a Docker container on my Pi and I'm interested in trying out your component. It seems natural with my setup to use the RabbitMQ Docker image. I'm completely new to RabbitMQ though so I wondered if you'd like at this before or if you could give me any pointers?

I'm putting all of my configuration on GitHub, so if I create a Docker image for this it'll be publicly available.

Thanks,

Stephen

Hi, me again.

In your README you have simple switches for the lights and I've seen in the code for this component that it supports brightness. How can I change the control so I can alter the brightness from within Hass?

Thank you.

Hey,

I've got it all setup per your instructions in the README however when I validate by config I get the following error:

Platform not found: light.lightwaverf_light

I'm sure I've just done something wrong, any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you.

Hi,

First of all, thank you! I've been waiting for a LightwaveRF integration for Home Assistant for a while, I'm looking forward to trying this out.

Are you planning on expanding beyond lights to sockets and other LightwaveRF devices?

Thanks!

Many thanks for this! As I have an energy meter, couple of relays and a thermostat I'd be interested in any extensions. I'll have a go myself and provide code, once I've learnt python...
I currently have an odd problem, I can only issue "Off" commands. If I run LightwaveRF_service.py from the command line, I see nothing when I turn a light (simple on/off through a Lightwave power socket) on - but see off commands. If I turn the light on with the lightwave app, I can see the command turns it off OK. I noticed that if I open an individual light, it features a dimmer - is there a parameter to force it to simple on/off device?