No, it does not 
Maybe sometime if I get one of those cameras I’ll see about adding it…
Would be awesome if it was possible to get the different notification/alert types through ONVIF, I also have a TP-Link Tapo C220 camera that is supported by Smartthings “natively” but it only gives the the generic motion triggered alert and not any information if it was a person or animal that triggered it which is a pity.
If you you’d like to extend the ONVIF support to more alert/notification types on the Reolink cameras let me know if there is anything you’d like me to dump from the ONVIF protocol and I can do it and provide you with the logs (with Onvif Device Manager or similar program I guess(?))
Hi @TAustin
I’ve been using your HTTP Devices V1 driver for Contact device type and it has been working well. I am trying to use the Temperature device type and running into issues.
What working:
- Contact sends HTTP POSTs correctly and return valid HTTP Response Codes.
What I am having trouble with:
- The Temperature device as configured below does not send any HTTP requests.
- The HTTP Response Code stays blank.
- Nothing is received by my LAN endpoint.
- If I intentionally enter an invalid URL (e.g., post:http://192.168.1.999), the device shows (not configured) — so the request builder is running, but valid requests never execute.
My Temperature settings (screenshot & via Advanced Web UI):
setTemprequesta = POST:http://192.168.1.120:8089
setTemprequestb = –
setTempheaders = Content-type=application/json
xxbodya = {“device”: “AC SetPoint”, “value”:${temperature},“sheet”:“Events”}
setTempbodyb = –
During debugging I also tried hardcoding the value with the same issue.
xxbodya = {“device”: “AC SetPoint”, “value”:“70”,“sheet”:“Events”}
Could you advise whether I am configuring this incorrectly or if there’s something specific required for the Temperature device to function?
Thanks for your work on these drivers — they’ve been extremely helpful.
witam
czy można użyć tego sterownika do wysłania np odczytu temperatur z czujników do esp z wyświetlaczem za pomocą polecenia post albo get
Using HTTP Devices driver is possible to control The Pill by Shelly Virtual Components.
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Virtual Components | Shelly Technical Documentation
Available virtual components:
I have tested setting Boolean values and Numbers.
Examples:
HTTP Switch Device - Shelly Virtual Component Boolean
On-state HTTP Request
GET:http://192.168.1.n/rpc/Boolean.Set?id=203&value=true
Off-state HTTP Request
GET:http://192.168.1.n/rpc/Boolean.Set?id=203&value=false
Shelly Virtual Component Number ( id=202 )
GET:http://192.168.1.n/rpc/Number.Set?id=202&value=xx