Samsung SmartThings Interface

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Bruce Andrews

• June 26, 2019 01:48
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I have put together a Classic SmartThings interface to the StreamLabs Smart Home Water Meter. On the SmartThings side it consists of a Service Manager (SmartApp) and a Device Handler. On the StreamLabs side, it uses the published Version 1 (Beta) API. The source code can be obtained in my GitHub repository:

https://github.com/windsurfer99/ST_StreamLabs-Water-Flow

It is recommended that the README.MD file be read (in the root folder); this provides information on installation and operation, etc.

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  Scottcunnyngham

  • June 26, 2019 11:21

  Thanks Bruce.  This will be a very useful tool for us SmartThings users.

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  Scottcunnyngham

  • July 03, 2019 01:03

  After installing your app and looking at the data, it appears the day totals are being added to both the month and year.  In other words the day totals exactly match the StreamLabs app but the month and year totals are higher than the StreamLabs by exactly the day amount.

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  Scottcunnyngham

  • July 05, 2019 02:10

  Further testing indicates the StreamLabs app is not updating the monthly and yearly total until the next day.
  
  Rachel, is this an error or is the app designed to act this way?  If so, why would you not want the monthly and yearly totals to be updated in real time along with the daily totals?

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  Guy Gagnon

  • May 01, 2021 21:07

  Is there any chance this could be updated to include support for the StreamLabs Control Monitor Water Valve? Paired with other Smartthings-compatible leak sensors placed near water heater, water filtration equipment etc. it would be the perfect feature to automatically shut off the valve if those other sensors detect a leak.

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  Bruce Andrews

  • May 10, 2021 02:42

  Sorry but I don't think I can help with that. First off, I don't have one of their valve controllers; I use a different brand. Second, I don't think StreamLabs has published the API for their valve controller. Good luck.

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