If the updated driver has been installed on the hub, it should appear.
If it does not show any or you want to see all the drivers, click on the search magnifying glass and all the drivers installed in the hub will appear, except the one paired with the device.
@nayelyz,
This is a problem to be solved.
As the device label does not match in the different drivers, no suggestion of a compatible driver appears.
The prior picture was only for show the procedure.
The correct picture is in @troy_owens phone and must be as this, because tool search for device Label in yml profile files and nto found any equal.
Mmm this is weird, I have three drivers that are compatible with the multipurpose sensor. It is paired to one and the other two are shown in the driver’s list.
One of them has a different deviceLabel and deviceProfile assigned, so maybe this isn’t the root cause of this behavior
So I need to guess and click on every single one until i find the right one. Other day when I was testing multiple drivers, I had 5 or 6 with exactly same device name.
By clicking on the search, I get list with all installed drivers like this, and this two are the ones listed with device name.
Another issue that I have to prove with screenshots, is when driver is selected from search list, it is not applied correctly. It shows chosen driver in driver menu, but device details is not rendering new driver’s capabilities. It shows old driver’s details page, no matter if I cleared cache and restarted the app.
It happened to me today once.
I’ll be ready and take screenshots next time
Currently I have 3 different drivers for Aqara’s Temperature Humidity Sensor
First one is @veonua’s driver that he created at the time of Beta Edge rollout. Driver works for basic functions. However icon that he uses is for Contact sensor, and capability Temperature Alarm that he uses is hardcoded - not setable by user. Usless feature if you don’t know what triggers that alarm. When I approached him in one of the threads, he stated that drivers were created as a proof of concept that they work, and he will not support them, or further changes.
Second one from @Mariano_Colmenarejo was created based on my request from like month or so, time ago, to create virtual thermostat device that can bring data from external temperature sensor, and to control other external devices like plugs, switches etc.
He came up with idea of using temperature sensor device itself, and to add thermostat capabilities to it.
First, he created basic temperature sensor driver that has all working capabilities, and it shows correct icon.
Second, he created anothe driver, based on his basic driver and added all Thermostat capabilities.
That way he turned temperature sensor into thermostat, which us what i asked for.
Also it’s very useful ehen you want to update driver, I would just swap drivers, delete old one, install new one, and swap them back. No lost Automations.
the icon is fixed now
As for temperature alarms - almost every Aqara smart sensor has a temperature reading, but other sensors have poor precision, so it’s good only for extreme temperatures freezing <0* or overheating >50*.
I am using this alarm as a security measure and hope the hub will send a notification in case of emergency.
@veonua it would be useful if Temperature Alert is settable, as I might want to get alert before freezing point 0°C (32°F), for example at 34°F. Someone else might want warning at -5°C.
Same for Heat. Users have different needs.