Hi,
we wanted to do this, but some devices do not report electricity data hourly, only daily, thus this feature is not yet implemented, we’ll see how we can improve this in the future.
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V 3.11.0 [2024.12.17]
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Timer Viewer in Tools is enhanced with the Management feature, now you can view and edit your timers.
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SONOS speaker can be set as scene action to play custom audio.
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More devices are supported, especially ZBBridge-U.
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Top-pinned capsule buttons can now filter faulty devices to view (if any).
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Stay updated on sensor status and get alerts for any security alarms.
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Auto mode is supported for the THR series.
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NSPanel’s Thermostat feature is now available on eWeLink WEB.
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Thank you for the automatic mode on THR series!
How can I use the NSPanel’s thermostat on eWeLink Web? I cannot find the functionality anywhere. Thanks.
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As a paying customer, I would expect eWeLink Web to be moble screen friendly, but its impossible to configure scenes or view dashboards from mobile phone. As a web developer, I know its possible to make a perfect functional mobile friendly layout, it’s not rocket science.
The very first thing a good Web UI developer does is to design mobile first.
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On the Firmware Update page, the GK-200MP2-B and S-CAM cameras do not display the MAC address, in addition, instead of the first column (the checkboxes are still inactive), free up space and create a column with the IP address.
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Something has changed since today: my subscription is active, but when I try to watch the online cameras, an error pops up. I’m attaching a screenshot.
I investigated the situation. If I log in via QR scanning, this message pops up. I close the page, open it - the error is gone.
Im using ewelink app on my mobile and recently i bought ewelink GU10 RGB CW + WW 5W smart bulbs I tried to make a manual scene with brightening and dimming but it doesnt work at all.
Do You know why? is there any chance to fix this?
There are many GU10 bulbs. Which bulbs did you buy? Any manufacturer, brand, designation? I’ll hint that ‘eWeLink’ is not what I’m asking about.
I hope this link will work…
I can send some photos later today if it helps…?
That the offering is described as allegedly working with the eWeLink platform does not mean that all features will work. Overall, nothing specific is known about these bulbs other than that they are cheap. When you look through buyer reviews, you will find out that eWeLink interoperability is rather limited. It looks like only those options from the core Zigbee specification will definitely work. So it is difficult to answer your question.
Have they connected to the Zigbee bridge at all? Did the eWeLink app find them and add them? Can you turn them on and off?
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Yes. Of course they work…
It wasnt be possible to make a scene without having them connected... by the way they are wifi version (I dont have zigbee bridge)
I can turn them on and off. I can make a scene with changing color and brightness.
One thing I can`t do is to make a scene with dimming and brighting them…
I think this should be the main feature when You tap a scene and bulbs are geting darker or brighter
I think it is not a matter of bulb but ewelink app not working as it should…
Sonoff bulbs can be fully controlled with scenes. Your bulb probably does not work properly with ewelink api or is not fully supported on the cloud side and there is not much you can do about it from the user side.
It may also be that these specific bulbs do not have a dimming option.
You can always improvise and create multiple scenes, each with a different brightness value, to achieve the fading effect.
Then create one main scene that will perform the fading scenes one after another.
The bulbs I have are ewelink supported and this information is even engraved on it.
I will enclose photo later today…
I can make a scene with different color or brightness value set as desired - and I did… but this is not comfortable when You have 6 groups of 2 pcs in each…
Wright now I already have almost 20 scenes and operation is starting to be inconvenient…
Could You please let me know how to create one main scene working on previously preset scenes?
Thank You
Manufacturers claim many things… there have even been cases of lying that something supports ewelink when it was not compatible at all.
I don’t know how it is in your case. Maybe the manufacturer implemented ewelink poorly, maybe it’s incomplete compatibility on the ewelink side.
As for scenes, maybe show exactly how you currently have the automation built and what exactly you want to achieve.
I have 12 bulbs with 6 groups of 2, but let`s focus on one of the group named “TV”:
I build scenes as follows:
“TV 100%” - with brightness 100%
“TV 75%” - with brightness 75%
“TV 50%” - …
“TV 25%” - …
To be honest perfect solution will be 10 scenes with 10% difference but it is not possible for so many bulbs…
What I want to achieve?
I would like to have only 1 scene named for exaple “TV -”
After each activation (one after another) I would like to reduce 10% of actual brightness
Then I would like to have a second scene named for example “TV +”
After each activation (one after another) I would like to increase 10% of actual brightness
Could You please help with this?
After thinking about it quickly… oh my, this is going to be a horror with scenes and their number.
So you want to have two scenes TV+ and TV- which will change the level by 10% each time you click them? That is, typical control like with a remote control.
It’s strange that Sonoff/eWeLink won’t introduce such a variable to choose from… I don’t see it for Sonoff bulbs either.
Unfortunately… you’ll have to create a lot of scenes 
I would also add a second service to control it.
In general, it will be terribly tiring but I don’t think I can see any other way to achieve it using only ewelink.
The concept is as follows:
On the ewelink side, we create two manual scenes with a webhook action that sends a value for a variable in the form of add 1 or subtract one.
On the sequematic side, we keep the “TV” variable that will change between 1-10. Then, depending on the value of this variable, a sequence will be executed that will execute a webhook to ewelink that will respond with a specific percentage of brightness and in this way we control the bulb.
In order not to lose the range of 1-10 in case of excessive clicking on one of the scenes, we can add something like a control and reset that when the value of the variable reaches 11, change it to 10 and similarly from 0 to 1.
https://sequematic.com
The whole thing will require 12 scenes on the ewelink side and one variable and at least 10 sequences on the sequematic side.
And this is just the set to control TV 
although if you have more than one bulb that is to be in this TV group, you can add them together in scenes and then they will be controlled together.