homebridge-gpio-motorized-door v1.0.3

homebridge-gpio-motorized-door

Sample configuration

{
    "bridge": {
        "name": "My RPi bridge",
        "username": "00:00:00:00:00:00",
        "pin": "000-00-000"
    },
    "accessories": [
        {
            "accessory": "MotorizedDoor",
            "name": "Garage door",
            "initialFallbackState": 0,
            "closedSensor": {
                "pin": 31,
                "activeValue": true
            },
            "openSensor": {
                "pin": 32,
                "activeValue": true
            },
            "switch": {
                "pin": 33,
                "activeValue": false,
                "cycle": 600
            },
            "maxTransitionTime": 14,
            "canBeStopped": true
        }
    ]
}

• for switch, openSensor and closedSensor
  • pin value is the pin-number (GPIO number, not physical pins)
  • activeValue is the value used to set/determine the on-state of the pin
• switch defines the relay triggering the door to open or close
  • cycle is the time in milliseconds the relay is set to activeValue
• rpioSettings is being passed to rpio when initializing
• maxTransitionTime is the time in seconds the transistion from open to closed (and vice versa) should take. If more time is spent before a sensor is triggered, the door is assumed to be stopped (either blocked by a foreign object or faulty).
• openSensor and closedSensor defines sensors triggered when the door reaches fully opened or closed states (magnetic reed-switches is useful for this).
  If only one or no sensors are defined, a timeout-trigger will be used instead based on maxTransitionTime.
• canBeStopped configures whether the door can be stopped mid transition. If it does, it's assumed triggering the switch will stop the door and anothertriggering will make the door reverse direction.
• initialFallbackState defines the initial state of the door if no sensors are defined or active