Command line scripts⚓︎
scripts/discover_devices.py⚓︎
usage: discover_devices.py [-h] [-t {1,2,all}] [delay]
Discover and print info of Switcher devices
positional arguments:
delay number of seconds to run, defaults to 60
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t {1,2,all}, --type {1,2,all}
set protocol type: ['1', '2', 'all']
Executing this script will print a serialized version of the discovered Switcher
devices broadcasting on the local network for 60 seconds.
You can change the delay by passing an int argument: discover_devices.py 30
Switcher devices uses two protocol types:
Protocol type 1 (UDP port 20002), used by: Switcher Mini, Switcher Power Plug, Switcher Touch, Switcher V2 (esp), Switcher V2 (qualcomm), Switcher V4
Protocol type 2 (UDP port 20003), used by: Switcher Breeze, Switcher Runner, Switcher Runner Mini
You can change the scanned protocol type by passing an int argument: discover_devices.py -t 1
Note:
WILL PRINT PRIVATE INFO SUCH AS DEVICE ID AND MAC.
Example output:
Switcher devices broadcast a status message every approximately 4 seconds. This
script listens for these messages and prints a serialized version of the to the
standard output, for example (note the ``device_id`` and ``mac_address`` properties)::
```
{ 'auto_shutdown': '03:00:00',
'device_id': 'aaaaaa',
'device_state': <DeviceState.OFF: ('0000', 'off')>,
'device_type': <DeviceType.V2_ESP: ('Switcher V2 (esp)', 'a7', <DeviceCategory.WATER_HEATER: 1>)>,
'electric_current': 0.0,
'ip_address': '192.168.1.33',
'last_data_update': datetime.datetime(2021, 6, 13, 11, 11, 44, 883003),
'mac_address': '12:A1:A2:1A:BC:1A',
'name': 'My Switcher Boiler',
'power_consumption': 0,
'remaining_time': '00:00:00'}
```
Print all protocol types devices for 30 seconds:
python discover_devices.py 30 -t all
Print only protocol type 1 devices:
python discover_devices.py -t 1
Print only protocol type 2 devices:
python discover_devices.py -t 2
script/control_device.py⚓︎
usage: control_device.py [-h]
{control_thermostat,create_schedule,delete_schedule,get_schedules,get_state,get_thermostat_state,set_auto_shutdown,set_name,set_shutter_position,stop_shutter,turn_off,turn_on}
...
Control your Switcher device
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
subcommands:
supported actions
{control_thermostat,create_schedule,delete_schedule,get_schedules,get_state,get_thermostat_state,set_auto_shutdown,set_name,set_shutter_position,stop_shutter,turn_off,turn_on}
control_thermostat control a breeze device
create_schedule create a new schedule
delete_schedule delete a device schedule
get_schedules retrieve a device schedules
get_state get the current state of a device
get_thermostat_state
get the current state a thermostat (breeze) device
set_auto_shutdown set the auto shutdown property (1h-24h)
set_name set the name of the device
set_shutter_position
set shutter position
stop_shutter stop shutter
turn_off turn off the device
turn_on turn on the device
example usage:
python control_device.py get_state -d ab1c2d -i "111.222.11.22"
python control_device.py turn_on -d ab1c2d -i "111.222.11.22"
python control_device.py turn_on -d ab1c2d -i "111.222.11.22" -t 15
python control_device.py turn_off -d ab1c2d -i "111.222.11.22"
python control_device.py set_name -d ab1c2d -i "111.222.11.22" -n "My Boiler"
python control_device.py set_auto_shutdown -d ab1c2d -i "111.222.11.22" -r 2 -m 30
python control_device.py get_schedules -d ab1c2d -i "111.222.11.22"
python control_device.py delete_schedule -d ab1c2d -i "111.222.11.22" -s 3
python control_device.py create_schedule -d ab1c2d -i "111.222.11.22" -n "14:00" -f "14:30"
python control_device.py create_schedule -d ab1c2d -i "111.222.11.22" -n "17:30" -f "18:30" -w Sunday Monday Friday
python control_device.py stop_shutter -d f2239a -i "192.168.50.98"
python control_device.py set_shutter_position -d f2239a -i "192.168.50.98"-p 50
python control_device.py get_thermostat_state -d 3a20b7 -i "192.168.50.77"
python control_device.py control_thermostat -d 3a20b7 -i "192.168.50.77" -r ELEC7001 -s on
python control_device.py control_thermostat -d 3a20b7 -i "192.168.50.77" -r ELEC7001 -m cool -f high -t 24
python control_device.py control_thermostat -d 3a20b7 -i "192.168.50.77" -r ELEC7001 -m cool -f high -t 24 -u
python control_device.py control_thermostat -d 3a20b7 -i "192.168.50.77" -r ELEC7001 -m dry
python control_device.py control_thermostat -d 3a20b7 -i "192.168.50.77" -r ELEC7001 -s off
script/control_device.py control_thermostat⚓︎
usage: control_device.py control_thermostat [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i
IP_ADDRESS -r REMOTE_ID
[-s {on,off}]
[-m {auto,dry,fan,cool,heat}]
[-f {low,medium,high,auto}]
[-w {off,on}] [-t TEMPERATURE]
[-u]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
-r REMOTE_ID, --remote-id REMOTE_ID
remote id of your device
-s {on,off}, --state {on,off}
thermostat state
-m {auto,dry,fan,cool,heat}, --mode {auto,dry,fan,cool,heat}
thermostat mode
-f {low,medium,high,auto}, --fan-level {low,medium,high,auto}
thermostat fan level
-w {off,on}, --swing {off,on}
thermostat swing
-t TEMPERATURE, --temperature TEMPERATURE
thermostat temperature, a positive integer
-u, --update update state without control
script/control_device.py create_schedule⚓︎
usage: control_device.py create_schedule [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i IP_ADDRESS
-n START_TIME -f END_TIME
[-w [{Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,Saturday,Sunday} ...]]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
-n START_TIME, --start-time START_TIME
the on time for the schedule, e.g. 13:00
-f END_TIME, --end-time END_TIME
the off time for the schedule, e.g. 13:30
-w [{Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,Saturday,Sunday} ...], --weekdays [{Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,Saturday,Sunday} ...]
days for recurring schedules
script/control_device.py delete_schedule⚓︎
usage: control_device.py delete_schedule [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i IP_ADDRESS
-s SCHEDULE_ID
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
-s SCHEDULE_ID, --schedule-id SCHEDULE_ID
the id of the schedule for deletion
script/control_device.py get_schedules⚓︎
usage: control_device.py get_schedules [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i IP_ADDRESS
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
script/control_device.py get_state⚓︎
usage: control_device.py get_state [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i IP_ADDRESS
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
script/control_device.py get_thermostat_state⚓︎
usage: control_device.py get_thermostat_state [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i
IP_ADDRESS
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
script/control_device.py set_auto_shutdown⚓︎
usage: control_device.py set_auto_shutdown [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i
IP_ADDRESS -r HOURS [-m [MINUTES]]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
-r HOURS, --hours HOURS
number hours for the auto shutdown
-m [MINUTES], --minutes [MINUTES]
number hours for the auto shutdown
script/control_device.py set_name⚓︎
usage: control_device.py set_name [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i IP_ADDRESS -n NAME
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
-n NAME, --name NAME new name for the device
script/control_device.py set_shutter_position⚓︎
usage: control_device.py set_shutter_position [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i
IP_ADDRESS -p POSITION
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
-p POSITION, --position POSITION
Shutter position percentage
script/control_device.py stop_shutter⚓︎
usage: control_device.py stop_shutter [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i IP_ADDRESS
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
script/control_device.py turn_off⚓︎
usage: control_device.py turn_off [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i IP_ADDRESS
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
script/control_device.py turn_on⚓︎
usage: control_device.py turn_on [-h] [-v] -d DEVICE_ID -i IP_ADDRESS
[-t [TIMER]]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose include the raw message
-d DEVICE_ID, --device-id DEVICE_ID
the identification of the device
-i IP_ADDRESS, --ip-address IP_ADDRESS
the ip address assigned to the device
-t [TIMER], --timer [TIMER]
set minutes timer for turn on operation
Last update:
2023-02-04