AQARA T2 with Node-Red Issue

Hello

My two central heating zones are controlled by an AQARA T2, two channel ZigBee switch and everything (including Node-Red) was working very well thank you for about a year … until … I upgraded the iHost firmware to take advantage of the remote temperature sensor in conjunction with the TRVZB.

So, now I have two problems:

1/ I can’t see how to connect a remote temperature sensor.

2/ In Node-Red using ewelink-cube 1.3.2 I get “Please Check Node Configuration” and “Error”:110006 (see screenshot).

Incidentally, you know the gate won’t send a true when all 8 inputs are triggered (assuming it is a Boolean Logic Ultimate Node; looks like one). I was trying to understand the flow. What’s the 2nd node. Eg “master”? Some sort of temperature sensor node that you poll a temperature? A template node that accesses the last saved temperature?

Are you controlling a real switch or a virtual switch in the end? At some point the eWeLink Cube open API got updated and now when you create a virtual device it has a permissions section.

Went through this before. The full message output of a gate in Boolean Logic Ultimate is either true of false with a msg.topic of “Result” on both outputs so to create an AND/OR gate you need to move msg.operation to msg.topic and then put them into a second gate with only a middle connection. The top one will never be true on the second gate.

The logic is as follows:

IF (Any Sensor) = ‘HEATING’ then switch ON

IF (All Sensors) = ‘INACTIVE’ the switch OFF

Maybe I’ve been adding an unnecessary gate but are you sure the middle gate is true if all outputs into the gate are true?

I think I had the second and third output of the gate around the wrong way. I thought the second was XOR and the third was OR. Luckily I only have used an OR function a couple of times so haven’t messed up too badly. What sort of node is the second one?

I’m using the node-red-contrib-boolean-logic-ultimate module as an 8 input OR gate mate.

My issue is with the ewelink-cube ‘control-device’ node driving the AQARA T2 switch producing multiple errors following an upgrade (see screenshot) when it worked just fine previously.

Yes, as I said before I had them the other way round in my head.