Aqualink Pool Automation in iobroker integrieren

stealthdux

Zodiac EXO iQ Account direkt vom Hersteller HTTPS API page auslesen und via Iobroker javascript an Yahka an EVE übergeben.


// Parameter
var server      = 'prod.zodiac-io.com';         // Zodiac Server
var id          = 'JT20xxxxxxxx';                 // S/N of Zodiac EXO IQ LS
var email       = 'a.b@c.de';
var password    = 'xxxxxxxxxx';
var api_key     = 'EOOEMOW4YR6QNB11'; 
//var api_key     = 'EOOEMOW4YR6QNB07';          // https://discourse.nodered.org/t/iaqualink-for-pool-equipment/29689

// Global
createState("iAquaLink.Pool.Temperatur", {name: 'Pool Temperatur', unit: '°C'});
createState("iAquaLink.Pool.PH", {name: 'Pool PH', unit: ''});
createState("iAquaLink.Pool.ORP",{name: 'Redox ORP', unit: 'mV'});
createState("iAquaLink.EXO.RSSI",{name: 'EXO WiFi Signal', unit: 'db'});

function iAquaLinkLoop () {
    var body_sent = JSON.stringify( { 'api_key': api_key, 'email': email, 'password': password });
    var al_headers = { 'Content-Type': 'application/json',
                        'accept': 'application/json',
                        'user-agent': 'okhttp/3.12.0',
                        'Host': server,
                        //'accept-encoding': 'gzip' 
                    };

    // Authenticate and get IdToken
    var request = require('request');
    var optionspost = {
        url: 'https://' + server + '/users/v1/login',
        method: 'POST',
        //minVersion: 'TLSv1',
        //maxVersion: 'TLSv1.2',
        headers: al_headers,
        form: body_sent
    };
    //log('Start Logging Server: ' + server);


    request(optionspost,function (error, response, body){
        //log('Request Status: ' + response.statusCode);
        var obj = JSON.parse(body);
        var token = obj.userPoolOAuth.IdToken;
        //log(response.statusCode + ' Token: '+ obj.userPoolOAuth.IdToken);

         // Get Values from iAquaLink
        var getrequest = require('request');
        var optionsget = {
            url: 'https://' + server + '/devices/v1/' + id + '/shadow',
            method: 'GET',
            headers: { al_headers, 'Authorization': token }
        };
        getrequest(optionsget,function (error, response, body){
            log('Code_statusCode: ' + response.statusCode);
            const obj = JSON.parse(body);
            var pool_temp = obj.state.reported.equipment.swc_0.sns_3.value;
            var pool_orp  = obj.state.reported.equipment.swc_0.sns_2.value;
            var pool_ph   = (obj.state.reported.equipment.swc_0.sns_1.value)/10;
            var exo_rssi  = obj.state.reported.debug.RSSI;

            setState("iAquaLink.Pool.Temperatur", pool_temp);
            setState("iAquaLink.Pool.ORP", pool_orp);
            setState("iAquaLink.Pool.PH", pool_ph);
            setState("iAquaLink.EXO.RSSI", exo_rssi);
            log('PoolTemperatur common: '+ pool_temp + ' PH: ' + pool_ph + ' ORP: '+ pool_orp );
        })
    });
}

schedule("*/5 * * * *", iAquaLinkLoop);  // CRONJob

ioBrook

Hallo @stealthdux,
ich bin auch schon länger dran meine EXO abzufragen.
Ich hätte gerne deinen Code benutzt, bekomme aber keine Antwort.
Im Log steht:
javascript.2 2023-04-26 13:55:01.378 error Error in request callback: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'IdToken')
javascript.2 2023-04-26 13:55:00.019 info script.js.common.z_Test.Zodiac_EXO: Start Logging Server: prod.zodiac-io.com
javascript.2 2023-04-26 13:54:11.162 info script.js.common.z_Test.Zodiac_EXO: registered 0 subscriptions, 1 schedule, 0 messages, 0 logs and 0 file subscriptions
javascript.2 2023-04-26 13:54:11.162 info script.js.common.z_Test.Zodiac_EXO: schedule(cron=*/5 * * * *)
javascript.2 2023-04-26 13:54:11.158 info Start javascript script.js.common.z_Test.Zodiac_EXO

die "var" habe ich mit meinen Daten befüllt, den "IDToken" erhalte ich doch sicherlich durch die Abfrage mit meinen Daten? Wie kann ich die Abfrage testen?
Vielen Dank im Voraus.

Negalein

@arteck sagte in Aqualink Pool Automation in iobroker integrieren:

das ding kann mqtt .. also sollte relativ einfach sein die Datenpunkte abzugreifen..
API hats auch..
kurz und knapp : sollte gehen

Hallo Arteck!

Sorry, dass ich diesen doch sehr alten Thread benutze.

Wir haben nun auch eine Zodiac Anlage und würden gerne die Werte in ioB bringen.

Bei dem Script weiter unten komm ich nicht weiter, da wir keine ID (SN) nutzen können.
Über die App bin ich mit dem Zodiac-Server verbunden und sehe da Temperatur, pH und ORP.
Zusätzlich ist es noch möglich die Chlor-Produktion zu steuern (Aus/Normal/Boost).

Du meintest, dass es mit mqtt sehr einfach gehen sollte.

Könntest du mir dabei behilflich sein?
Wie richte ich die Anlage im mqtt-Adapter ein, usw.

Danke

arteck

@negalein sagte in Aqualink Pool Automation in iobroker integrieren:

Könntest du mir dabei behilflich sein?

währe dann bei mir Jugend forscht..

Negalein

@arteck sagte in Aqualink Pool Automation in iobroker integrieren:

währe dann bei mir Jugend forscht..

Ah ok, ich dachte du hast auch eine Zodiac-Anlage.
Werde mal weitersuchen.
Merci

arteck

@negalein sagte in Aqualink Pool Automation in iobroker integrieren:

Ah ok, ich dachte du hast auch eine Zodiac-Anlage.

nee leider nein.. sry

Qlink

@Negalein @stealthdux

Meine alte Zodiac TriExpert hat diese Saison das Zeitliche gesegnet.

Läuft bei einem von euch beiden die Integration der Zodiac Exo IQ in iobroker ?
Falls ja, ist das stabil und für den Dauerbetrieb/Automatisierungen verwendbar ?

Ihr würdet mir damit bei der Kaufentscheidung sehr helfen.

Danke.

Beste Grüße

Qlink

Im Nodered Forum hat jemand einen Flow gepostet mit dem es anscheinend auch funktionieren sollte die Daten der Zodiac Exo IQ auszulesen:

Hier ist der Flow:

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        "type": "tab",
        "label": "Zodiac Exo",
        "disabled": false,
        "info": "",
        "env": []
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        "type": "inject",
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        "once": true,
        "onceDelay": "60",
        "topic": "",
        "payload": "",
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        "method": "use",
        "ret": "obj",
        "paytoqs": "ignore",
        "url": "",
        "tls": "",
        "persist": false,
        "proxy": "",
        "authType": "",
        "senderr": false,
        "x": 610,
        "y": 60,
        "wires": [
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    },
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        "id": "18bf3f43ad2e6aa4",
        "type": "change",
        "z": "6c519c18faf10a1e",
        "name": "IDToken",
        "rules": [
            {
                "t": "move",
                "p": "payload.userPoolOAuth.IdToken",
                "pt": "msg",
                "to": "payload",
                "tot": "msg"
            }
        ],
        "action": "",
        "property": "",
        "from": "",
        "to": "",
        "reg": false,
        "x": 840,
        "y": 60,
        "wires": [
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    },
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        "z": "6c519c18faf10a1e",
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        "outputs": 1,
        "timeout": "",
        "noerr": 0,
        "initialize": "",
        "finalize": "",
        "libs": [],
        "x": 380,
        "y": 60,
        "wires": [
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    },
    {
        "id": "ea244732498b9412",
        "type": "function",
        "z": "6c519c18faf10a1e",
        "name": "Set variable IDToken",
        "func": "global.set(\"IDToken\",msg.payload);\nreturn msg;",
        "outputs": 1,
        "noerr": 0,
        "initialize": "",
        "finalize": "",
        "libs": [],
        "x": 1080,
        "y": 60,
        "wires": [
            []
        ]
    },
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        "id": "dcd9bc84914a71f6",
        "type": "http request",
        "z": "6c519c18faf10a1e",
        "name": "Chlorinator",
        "method": "use",
        "ret": "obj",
        "paytoqs": "ignore",
        "url": "",
        "tls": "",
        "persist": false,
        "proxy": "",
        "authType": "",
        "senderr": false,
        "x": 610,
        "y": 380,
        "wires": [
            [
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        ]
    },
    {
        "id": "9df6c312e595c863",
        "type": "function",
        "z": "6c519c18faf10a1e",
        "name": "Format Get Request",
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        "timeout": "",
        "noerr": 0,
        "initialize": "",
        "finalize": "",
        "libs": [],
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        "id": "a56824124abf6deb",
        "type": "inject",
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            },
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                "vt": "str"
            }
        ],
        "repeat": "600",
        "crontab": "",
        "once": true,
        "onceDelay": "300",
        "topic": "",
        "payloadType": "date",
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    },
    {
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        "type": "change",
        "z": "6c519c18faf10a1e",
        "name": "ORP",
        "rules": [
            {
                "t": "move",
                "p": "payload.state.reported.equipment.swc_0.sns_2.value",
                "pt": "msg",
                "to": "payload",
                "tot": "msg"
            }
        ],
        "action": "",
        "property": "",
        "from": "",
        "to": "",
        "reg": false,
        "x": 830,
        "y": 300,
        "wires": [
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    },
    {
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        "type": "change",
        "z": "6c519c18faf10a1e",
        "name": "pH",
        "rules": [
            {
                "t": "move",
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                "pt": "msg",
                "to": "payload",
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        "name": "Filter Temp",
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        "maxin": "10",
        "minout": "0",
        "maxout": "1",
        "action": "scale",
        "round": false,
        "property": "payload",
        "name": "Divide by 10",
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    },
    {
        "id": "eba07f6046f035d6",
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        "name": "ORP Setpoint",
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                "pt": "msg",
                "to": "payload",
                "tot": "msg"
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        "property": "",
        "from": "",
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                "t": "move",
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                "pt": "msg",
                "to": "payload",
                "tot": "msg"
            }
        ],
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        "property": "",
        "from": "",
        "to": "",
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    },
    {
        "id": "018a8ddf5da0b1f2",
        "type": "change",
        "z": "6c519c18faf10a1e",
        "name": "Zodiac Error Code",
        "rules": [
            {
                "t": "move",
                "p": "payload.state.reported.equipment.swc_0.error_code",
                "pt": "msg",
                "to": "payload",
                "tot": "msg"
            }
        ],
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        "property": "",
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            {
                "t": "move",
                "p": "payload.state.reported.equipment.swc_0.low",
                "pt": "msg",
                "to": "payload",
                "tot": "msg"
            }
        ],
        "action": "",
        "property": "",
        "from": "",
        "to": "",
        "reg": false,
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        "wires": [
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    }
]

und hier die Anleitung dazu:

Note that in the Function node (Format Post Request) preceeding the first HTTP Request , you will require three bits of info -

API Key (generic for all users) - EOOEMOW4YR6QNB11
Email
Password

In the Function node (Format Get Request) preceeding the Device, you will need 'yourDeviceIDhere' where specified. It's the serial number of the device and looks something like -

JT19000123
or
JX19100123

The post you originally linked to has the curl commands necessary to pull the DeviceID. They might also be physically printed on the device somewhere but I haven't looked.

PULL DEVICE ID:

The steps required to login to iAqualink are as follows (note the api_key is the same for all users)

curl  -X POST -H "Host:prod.zodiac-io.com" -H "accept:application/json" -H "content-type:application/json" -H "accept-encoding:gzip" -H "user-agent:okhttp/3.12.0" -d '{"api_key":"EOOEMOW4YR6QNB11", "email":"XXXX@XXXX", "password":"XXXXXX"}' "https://prod.zodiac-io.com/users/v1/login"

The iAqualink server returns a page of data (X's blank out personal data) -

{
    "username": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
    "email": "XXXXXXXXXXX@gmail.com",
    "first_name": "XXX",
    "last_name": "XXXXXX",
    "address": "XXX\n, XXX, XX, au, XXX",
    "address_1": "XXXXXXXXXXX",
    "address_2": null,
    "city": "XXXXXXXXXXX",
    "state": "XX",
    "country": "au",
    "postal_code": "XXXX",
    "id": "XXXXXX",
    "authentication_token": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
    "session_id": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
    "created_at": "2019-12-09T03:12:57.000Z",
    "updated_at": "2019-12-09T03:12:57.000Z",
    "time_zone": "Australia/XXXXXX",
    "phone": "XXXXXXXXXX",
    "opt_in_1": "1",
    "opt_in_2": "0",
    "role": "customer",
    "cognitoPool": {
        "appClientId": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
        "poolId": "us-east-1_XXXXXXXXX",
        "region": "us-east-1"
    },
    "credentials": {
        "AccessKeyId": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
        "SecretKey": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
        "SessionToken": "XXXXXX.............XXXXXXXX",
        "Expiration": "2020-04-26T05:24:59.000Z",
        "IdentityId": "us-east-1:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
    },
    "userPoolOAuth": {
        "AccessToken": "XXXXXXX...............XXXXXXX",
        "ExpiresIn": 3600,
        "TokenType": "Bearer",
        "RefreshToken": "XXXXXX..........XXXXXXXXX",
        "IdToken": "XXXXXXXXXX.........XXXXXXXXXXX"
    
}

The important fields in the preceeding data block are -

"id": (a 6 digit number that remains the same across logins),

"authentication_token": (a 20 character field that remains the same across logins),

"IdToken": (a 1740 character field that expires in 3600 seconds).

Armed with this data, a second command will elicit the device serial numbers registered to the user's account (user_id = id from block above) -

curl 'https://support.iaqualink.com/devices.json?api_key=EOOEMOW4YR6QNB07&authentication_token=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX&user_id=XXXXXX' -H "Host:support.iaqualink.com" -H "accept:application/json" -H "user-agent:okhttp/3.12.0" -H "content-type:application/json"

This is the returned data block for the two devices I have (a chlorinator and a heat pump) -

[
{
"id":"XXXXXX",
"serial_number":"XXXXXXXXXX",
"created_at":"2020-01-07T09:41:41.000Z",
"updated_at":"2020-01-07T09:41:41.000Z",
"name":"Z400 iQ TD7",
"device_type":"hpm",
"owner_id":null,
"updating":false,
"firmware_version":null,
"target_firmware_version":null,
"update_firmware_start_at":null,
"last_activity_at":null
},
{
"id":"XXXXXX",
"serial_number":"XXXXXXXXXX",
"created_at":"2019-12-09T03:18:18.000Z",
"updated_at":"2019-12-09T03:18:18.000Z",
"name":"eXO-Pro iQ",
"device_type":"exo",
"owner_id":null,
"updating":false,
"firmware_version":null,
"target_firmware_version":null,
"update_firmware_start_at":null,
"last_activity_at":null
}
]

INFORMATION RETRIEVAL AND CONTROL

With the DEVICE_SERIAL_NUMBER ("serial_number" in the block above), and ID_TOKEN ("IdToken" from the first block of data) the next GET command can be populated to retrieve the pH and ORP values for the chlorinator -

curl -X GET -H "Host:prod.zodiac-io.com" -H "accept:application/json" -H "authorization:ID_TOKEN" -H "accept-encoding:gzip" -H "user-agent:okhttp/3.12.0" "https://prod.zodiac-io.com/devices/v1/DEVICE_SERIAL_NUMBER/shadow"

Control of the chlorinator production (On/Off) can done using a POST command ("production" to be set to 0 or 1) -

curl -X POST -H "Host:prod.zodiac-io.com" -H "accept:application/json" -H "authorization:ID_TOKEN" -H "content-type:application/json; charset=UTF-8" -H "content-length:62" -H "accept-encoding:gzip" -H "user-agent:okhttp/3.12.0" -d '{"state":{"desired":{"equipment":{"swc_0":{"production":0}}}}}' "https://prod.zodiac-io.com/devices/v1/DEVICE_SERIAL_NUMBER/shadow"

I have the DEVICE_SERIAL_NUMBER for the components in my system (this value is fixed).
I now need a mechanism to record the variable ID_TOKEN and subsequently plug this into the commands above.

Kann das eventuell mal jemand testen, der eine Zodiac Exo im Einsatz hat ?

Hexagon

@qlink

Besten Dank für die Info.
Anhand dieser konnte ich per Javascript die Pool-Daten auslesen und im iobroker als object ablegen. Danach habe ich mit weiteren scripts die entsprechenden Daten ausgefiltert und diese ebenfalls in ein Object abgelegt.

const axios = require('axios');
// Daten für die POST-Anfrage
const daten = {
    api_key: "EOOEMOW4YR6QNB11",
    email: "xxxxxxxxxxxx",
    password: "xxxxxxxxxxxx"
};
// Erste Anfrage zur Authentifizierung
axios.post('https://prod.zodiac-io.com/users/v1/login', daten, {
    headers: {
        'Host': 'prod.zodiac-io.com',
        'accept': 'application/json',
        'Content-Type': 'application/json',
        'accept-encoding': 'gzip',
        'user-agent': 'okhttp/3.12.0'
    }
}).then((response) => {
    setState('javascript.0.iAquaLink.IdToken', JSON.stringify(response.data), true);
    console.log('Daten erfolgreich in ioBroker gespeichert.');
    // Extrahieren des idTokens
    let jsonObject = response.data;
    let idToken = jsonObject.userPoolOAuth.IdToken;
    if (idToken) {
        console.log("idToken extrahiert:", idToken);
        setState('javascript.0.iAquaLink.IdToken_clean', idToken, true);
        // Zweite Anfrage unter Verwendung des idTokens
        const options = {
            method: 'GET',
            url: 'https://prod.zodiac-io.com/devices/v1/serialnumberxxxxxx/shadow',
            headers: {
                'Host': 'prod.zodiac-io.com',
                'accept': 'application/json',
                'authorization': idToken,
                'accept-encoding': 'gzip',
                'user-agent': 'okhttp/3.12.0'
            }
        };
        return axios.request(options);
    } else {
        throw new Error("Kein idToken gefunden!");
    }
}).then(response => {
    console.log(response.data);
    setState('0_userdata.0.Pool.Pooldata', response.data, true);
}).catch(error => {
    console.error('Fehler:', error);
});

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@hexagon

Hallo

welchen Typ benötigen diese DP?

javascript.0.iAquaLink.IdToken
javascript.0.iAquaLink.IdToken_clean
0_userdata.0.Pool.Pooldata

Hexagon

@negalein

Alle DPs => Typ: "String" und Rolle: "State"
Am besten alle DP in 0_userdata.0.xxxx vorab anlegen.

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@hexagon

ich bekomm einen Fehler.
Ist nicht ersichtlich woher.

javascript.0	14:59:13.580	info	Start JavaScript script.js.Pool.iAqualink (Javascript/js)
javascript.0	14:59:13.589	info	registered 0 subscriptions, 0 schedules, 0 messages, 0 logs and 0 file subscriptions
javascript.0	14:59:14.322	error	Fehler:

Hexagon

@negalein

Zeile 29: Richtige bzw. eigene Serien Nr. verwendet ?

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@hexagon sagte in Aqualink Pool Automation in iobroker integrieren:

Zeile 29: Richtige bzw. eigene Serien Nr. verwendet ?

ahhhhh, übersehn

jetzt kommen Daten, aber mit Warn.

DP werden befüllt

javascript.0	15:35:55.780	info	Start JavaScript script.js.Pool.iAqualink (Javascript/js)
javascript.0	15:35:55.789	info	registered 0 subscriptions, 0 schedules, 0 messages, 0 logs and 0 file subscriptions
javascript.0	15:35:56.600	info	Daten erfolgreich in ioBroker gespeichert.
javascript.0	15:35:56.600	info	idToken extrahiert:
javascript.0	15:35:56.886	info	
{
  state: {
    reported: {
      aws: [Object],
      vr: 'V85E4',
      vr_esp: 'V85E4',
      equipment: [Object],
      schedules: [Object]
    }
  },
  deviceId: 'JT22008430',
  ts: 1747056956
}
javascript.0	15:35:56.889	warn    at script.js.Pool.iAqualink:45:5

Hexagon

@negalein

ok prima, jetzt kannst du mit entsprechenden Filterungen weitere Datenpunkte befüllen, je nachdem was du benötigst:

Beispiel für ORP Werte:

// Name des Quell-Objekts im ioBroker, das den JSON-String enthält
let sourceObject = "0_userdata.0.Pool.Pooldata";
// Name des Ziel-Objekts, in das das idToken gespeichert werden soll
let targetObject = "0_userdata.0.Pool.Pooldata_ORP";
// JSON-String aus ioBroker-Objekt abrufen
getState(sourceObject, function (err, state) {
    if (err || !state || !state.val) {
        console.log("Fehler beim Abrufen des JSON-Strings oder Objekt ist leer.");
        return;
    }
    try {
        // JSON-String in ein Objekt konvertieren
        let jsonObject = JSON.parse(state.val);
        
        // `sns_2` extrahieren
        let sns_2 = jsonObject.state.reported.equipment.swc_0.sns_2.value;
        if (sns_2) {
            console.log("sns_2 extrahiert:", sns_2);
            // sns_2 in das neue ioBroker-Objekt speichern
            setState(targetObject, sns_2, true);
        } else {
            console.log("Kein sns_2 gefunden!");
        }
    } catch (error) {
        console.log("Fehler beim Parsen des JSON-Strings:", error);
    }
});

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@hexagon sagte in Aqualink Pool Automation in iobroker integrieren:

ok prima, jetzt kannst du mit entsprechenden Filterungen weitere Datenpunkte befüllen, je nachdem was du benötigst:

Danke

hast du auch noch für pH, Chlorination und Temp?

Hexagon

@negalein

ORP Wert entspricht bereits dem Chlorinator

Für PH Wert ist es genau das gleiche nur der Sensor 1 => sns_1:
Die Kommastelle kannst du dann mit dem VIS Editor entsprechend setzen.

// Name des Quell-Objekts im ioBroker, das den JSON-String enthält
let sourceObject = "0_userdata.0.Pool.Pooldata";
// Name des Ziel-Objekts, in das das idToken gespeichert werden soll
let targetObject = "0_userdata.0.Pool.Pooldata_PH";
// JSON-String aus ioBroker-Objekt abrufen
getState(sourceObject, function (err, state) {
    if (err || !state || !state.val) {
        console.log("Fehler beim Abrufen des JSON-Strings oder Objekt ist leer.");
        return;
    }
    try {
        // JSON-String in ein Objekt konvertieren
        let jsonObject = JSON.parse(state.val);
        
        // `sns_1` extrahieren
        let sns_1 = jsonObject.state.reported.equipment.swc_0.sns_1.value;
        if (sns_1) {
            console.log("sns_1 extrahiert:", sns_1);
            // sns_1 in das neue ioBroker-Objekt speichern
            setState(targetObject, sns_1, true);
        } else {
            console.log("Kein sns_1 gefunden!");
        }
    } catch (error) {
        console.log("Fehler beim Parsen des JSON-Strings:", error);
    }
});

Nach diesem Muster kannst du dir auch die Temp Werte bauen.

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@hexagon sagte in Aqualink Pool Automation in iobroker integrieren:

ORP Wert entspricht bereits dem Chlorinator

schaut in der App so aus

Meinte Salzelektrolysegerät (Pumpe)

sns_3 ist dann die Temp?

oder wie finde ich das raus?

Hexagon

@negalein

Schau dir die Werte im DP Pooldata an:
0_userdata.0.Pool.Pooldata

Dort sollten alle Daten ersichtlich sein:

Beispiel Temperatur:

"sns_3": {
            "sensor_type": "Water temp",
            "state": 1,
            "value": 25

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@hexagon sagte in Aqualink Pool Automation in iobroker integrieren:

Dort sollten alle Daten ersichtlich sein:

ahhh, ich war blind. hab nur die ersten paar zeilen gesehn.

und die gewünschten pack ich alle in das Script von dir?

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