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I did make the change and again I want to thank you for the help. You have a good week end.

I am back, I started thinking how does this thing know where to look for the info the way I have it set up. Well it didn't and even through it was on the list in ISY in the Admin Console it did not work. So I changed it to the following I think following what you were telling me and it is now working. [ {"id": "sonoff01", "type": "s31", "name": "Washer PWR", "status_topic": "tele/sonoff01/SENSOR", "cmd_topic": "cmnd/sensor/POWER"}, {"id": "sonoff11", "type": "switch", "name": "Washer Ctrl" "status_topic": "stat/sonoff01/POWER", "cmd_topic": "cmnd/sonoff01/power"}, {"id": "sonoff02", "type": "switch", "status_topic": "stat/sonoff02/POWER", "cmd_topic": "cmnd/sonoff02/power"} ]

Hi TriLife, thank you for getting back with me. That info did help and I did get it working. The following is what I had in my devlist and did not work: [ {"id": "sonoff01", "type": "s31", "status_topic": "tele/sonoff01/SENSOR", "cmd_topic": "cmnd/sensor/POWER"}, {"id": "sonoff01", "type": "switch", "status_topic": "stat/sonoff01/POWER", "cmd_topic": "cmnd/sonoff01/power"}, {"id": "sonoff02", "type": "switch", "status_topic": "stat/sonoff02/POWER", "cmd_topic": "cmnd/sonoff02/power"} ] Sonoff01 worked as sensor device and sonoff02 worked as a control device but sonoff01 did not work as a control device. I changed the following and now sonoff11 is working as a Ctrl device also. Would you tell me the things I changed but did not need to change. [ {"id": "sonoff01", "type": "s31", "name": "Washer Power", "status_topic": "tele/sonoff01/SENSOR", "cmd_topic": "cmnd/sensor/POWER1"}, {"id": "sonoff11", "type": "switch", "name": "Washer Ctrl" "status_topic": "stat/sonoff11/POWER2", "cmd_topic": "cmnd/sonoff11/power2"}, {"id": "sonoff02", "type": "switch", "status_topic": "stat/sonoff02/POWER", "cmd_topic": "cmnd/sonoff02/power"} ] Thank you again so very much for all the help.

Hi Maxnorth, I did try this and it did let me set it up in the MQTT config but when I go to the Plugin and try to add a node as a switch it gives me an error. I was thing I should be able to do this also; I don’t need it but it was worth a try. I may play with this later. Thank you for the info.

Hi Maxnorth, I think at some time in all my attempts of getting this thing running I did try that. I do think that part of my problem may have been that my system needed updated, it’s all a blur now but I thing I did an update and things started working. I will go back and try that and let you know how it turns out, thanks for the info.

Hi All, Just got it working as a power monitor, I want to thank you all for the help. Thai is the config line I used [ {"id": "sonoff01", "type": "s31", "status_topic": "tele/sonoff01/SENSOR", "cmd_topic": "cmnd/sensor/POWER"} ] The thing is I have tried this before but it is working, now I can expand on this. Thank you all again.

Hi, sorry to keep bugging you but can you tell me is a Sonoff S31 setup as a switch or a sensor. I use the type of S31 ut does all the other setting stay the same as a switch? I have and I am getting Status as False. [ {"id": "sonoff01", "type": "s31", "status_topic": "stat/sonoff01/POWER", "cmd_topic": "cmnd/sonoff1/power"} ]

Hi, I did change the sonoff2 to sonoff1 and the type "s31" so that I can red power numbers. That id start up on my eisy Admin console but all numbers are "0". Can I do control and power monitor on the same device at the same time?

Hi TriLife, that did work and I had it just like that, I copied it from the help page and changed the 1 to an 01 and it did not work, I then add the "device". I just copied your list and plugged it in and it worked, changed to 1 to an 01. I must have a space missing or something. Thank you so very much.

Hi sjenkins, I have attached a snapshot on the config file for just one device that I copied from the help page and the changed the name to my device. MQTT is telling me that it is not correct. I am only going to be using a couple of devices as of now and if I can get one working it may sink into my old head. Thank you for the help

Thank you for the info but I was not looking for old info I was just following a link that I hoped would help me find the info I need. I will look and see if there is anything that can help me. Thank you again.

I will do that and thank you again, this is a project that does not need to be done today or even next week, just sometime.

No I have not, I have not seen any doc that tell me that and I have looked. I do not know how to save a file to my eisy or the devfile. I have only had Insteon devices in the past and my programs for that. If you can point me to a doc on this I am more than happy to work on it. Thank you again for the help

Thanks for the reply, I think not getting to this page is the least of my problems. If you look at the attached when I click on the "this thread" it gives me the error that I don't have access rights to the page, and I am logged in. But as far as the other questions I did install the MQTT plug in and I do see it in my Admin Console but just the MQTT icon no devices. But back on the Polyglot V3 page I am getting an error of "Waiting on valid configuration" of the MQTT(3) when setting up the plug-in.

I did install the Node Server and reading the info I get an error telling me I do not have access rights, see attached. Thank you for the Node Server help.

I am wanting to setup a Sonoff S31 plug on my eisy admin console. I have the S31 flashed with Tasmota and running, I have it pointed to my eisy but I do not know how to find it there. I have read not to down load a new MQTT agent because there are two of them running on the system already. I have attached some photos of the setup. Where do I find the MQTT Broker on my eisy system I do not see it and how do I retrieve the information? Thank you

I did try the following and it worked out well: Print labels as required on Plain paper using Laser Printer. Cover printed area with Scotch Ultra Clear packaging tape. Burnish printed area well. Trim as requited but leave extra all around. Place paper in water for 15-20 minutes and roll off the paper, let dry. Remove factory label from button using Mico-mesh abrasives or similar product. Place printed film on button, trim to size. Looks good now but how well they hold up? All buttons in picture are lasered but B and C they are the tape.