That way I have control and position status from both the plug-in and the MyQ service. In my system I have the MyQ plug-in and it works great, but I also have an Arduino output to the garage control pushbutton and a magnetic sensor for door position. Those two wires connect to the dry contact output on the Z-Wave module, an Arduino connected relay or any other dry contact you can control from HomeSeer. I soldered them to the two pins of one of the control buttons - mine had two in parallel. What I did on mine was to run a couple of wires from the wall mounted control. Instead it is controlled by logic signals on the two wires. The new door openers no longer use a straight dry contact for the control button. If your door is not specifically compatible with the Z-Wave solution, there is an easy workaround. I seems to me that, unless you already have the MyQ module (which s typically $100), option #2 is cleaner since it's 100% z-wave.ĭid I get this right?Yes on all. buy the MyQ module (if not already owned) AND the King's plug-in It's $100 but should work over z-wave with any garage door.ġ. If I understand correctly, an alternative is the GD00Z from Linear. I'm moving to z-wave to get away from wifi dependence. So the system is still dependent on having internet and wifi service.
You would need to adjust for that it the powershell if you are trying this with a craftsman. This data is from another post, but note that craftsman and myq are different URIs and different AppIDs. "YmiMRRS1juXdSd0KWsuKtHmQvh5RftEp5iewHdCvsNB77FnQbY%2BvjCVn2 nMdIeN8"
Myq plugin indigo 7 code#
Right now, the above code will give you status.ītw, wget is simply an alias to Invoke-WebRequest.
This way there will be a code example for anyone to follow to open/close the doors.
I will likely post the final code with powershell once I finally finish it. Its really not that difficult but since others were writing something, I put this on hold. I think have it done so it lets you open/close your door. I haven't completed the steps because I have to create an encoded page with the JSON data and submit it.
Myq plugin indigo 7 update#
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundExceptionProbably need to update your PowerShell version (to get your current version, run: $PSVersionTable.PSVersion). + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (ConvertFrom-JSON:String), CommandNotFoundException + $token = $init.Content | ConvertFrom-JSON <<<< K the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. The term 'ConvertFrom-JSON' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. I did get a version of wget installed, but it doesn't have the ConvertFrom-JSON cmdlet.It appears that the previous step might have worked even though I have the Craftsman version. Ok, I guess I don't have my PowerShell environment setup as needed.
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