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Hi,
I was just wondering what these entities are for:
On my machine nothing changes. The state always says on normal
and device tracker always stays on 'home'
that being said is there a way to show if the coffee machine is on/off or what ever the other states are?
I can see that there is events for this:
but I can't see anything changing on any of my sensors:
Thanks again for a great integration
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For the time being I made his trigger sensor:
- platform: event event_type: delonghi_primadonna_event sensor: - name: DeLonghi Dinamica Plus state: > {% if trigger.event.data.description == "DeviceOK" %} On {% elif trigger.event.data.description == "DeviceOFF" %} Off {% elif trigger.event.data.description == "NoGroundsContainer" %} No Container {% elif 'description' not in trigger.event.data %} Standby {% endif %}
but it would be good to have a sensor with the integration
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Hi,
I was just wondering what these entities are for:
On my machine nothing changes. The state always says on normal
and device tracker always stays on 'home'
that being said is there a way to show if the coffee machine is on/off or what ever the other states are?
I can see that there is events for this:
but I can't see anything changing on any of my sensors:
Thanks again for a great integration
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: