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Thanks. I will look into the alternative solution.

If I understand correctly, domoticz sends PS=1 every 30 seconds. By asynchronously sending PS=0 every minute, you will still miss many messages. Thanks for looking into this. I am aware that the PS=0 command every minute gives a reduced view on all the messages. This was the simplest solution I cou...

I recently switched to OTMonitor version 6.3. I kept the firmware on version 4.3. This monitor is running on a raspberry pi starting from systemd. The monitor is connected with Domoticz. I know that the standard Domoticz client keeps the monitor in PS=1 mode. That's why I have a script running that ...

Look like you need to send the PS=0 command to the otgw as domoticz send PS=1 and does not set it back. I also have the otgw running with domoticz 2020.1 and still get the complete log file. This is due to running a script that monitors the PS status and set it back to 0 a couple of seconds later. T...

I found out that setting the protocol version in swutil/HTTPWebSocketsHandler.py did the trick.
After the line with
_opcode_pong = 0xa
add
protocol_version = 'HTTP/1.1'

and restart Plugwise-2-web.py

Hi Steven, Thanks for the great work on plugwise-2-py. I've got it running in my house with 12 circles and Domoticz which runs fantastico. There is a strange thing with plugwise-2-web.py service and websockets. On some devices (macbook air, linux box, ipad 2) and Chrome the measurements are showing ...

@Schelte,

Please provide an example how to use otmonitor to parse the Opentherm serial output.

Hi, I finished soldering and installing my opentherm gateway last Saturday to an iSense thermostat and an Itho Daalderop base Cube central heater. All workeded well without hassle. I am using a Next Thing CHIP to run otmonitor-ahf (which was originally for the Raspbery Pi) in daemon mode. The only t...