Are the hubs on the same account? The app is pulling a list of hubs from Harmony servers so it shouldn't be any local issue finding the hubs. If the hubs are on multiple accounts, you can try changing line 54 singleInstance to false and installing another instance of the app on a different account.
@mattw , @ogiewon do either of you see status updates on your Harmony devices in Hubitat when you turn on/off via the remote control (or anything other than Hubitat)? If I turn off via Alexa (direct integration) or my remote, it does not automatically sync to my Hubitat devices. Not a big deal but I was just curious if you both were seeing this as well and also if you found a workaround. I was considering making a rule that refreshes the hub device every minute or so.
I see the exact same thing. However, if you wait long enough, it should synchronize. In fact, I see the exact same behavior within SmartThings.
The biggest downside I can see for this is that you cannot use the status of the Harmony Activity switch devices to trigger other actions within Hubitat as there is too much of a delay (up to 5 minutes).
Here is the section of code which appears to be called every 5 minutes (there is a runIn(5, ...) command in the second routine below. I guess you could just reduce this time to every 1 minute, but you will be hitting the Logitech server 5 times more frequently.
def poll() {
// GET THE LIST OF ACTIVITIES
if (state.HarmonyAccessToken) {
def tokenParam = [auth: state.HarmonyAccessToken]
def params = [
uri: "https://home.myharmony.com/cloudapi/state?${toQueryString(tokenParam)}",
headers: ["Accept": "application/json"],
contentType: 'application/json'
]
//asynchttp_v1.get('pollResponse', params)
httpGet(params) { response -> pollResponse(response) }
} else {
log.warn "Harmony - Access token has expired"
}
}
def pollResponse(response) {
if (response.status != 200) {
log.error "Harmony - response has error: $response.errorMessage"
if (response.status == 401) { // token is expired
state.remove("HarmonyAccessToken")
log.warn "Harmony - Access token has expired"
}
} else {
def ResponseValues
try {
// json response already parsed into JSONElement object
ResponseValues = response.data
} catch (e) {
log.error "Harmony - error parsing json from response: $e"
}
if (ResponseValues) {
def map = [:]
ResponseValues.hubs.each {
// Device-Watch relies on the Logitech Harmony Cloud to get the Device state.
def isAlive = it.value.status
def d = getChildDevice("harmony-${it.key}")
d?.sendEvent(name: "DeviceWatch-DeviceStatus", value: isAlive!=504? "online":"offline", displayed: false, isStateChange: true)
if (it.value.message == "OK") {
map["${it.key}"] = "${it.value.response.data.currentAvActivity},${it.value.response.data.activityStatus}"
def hub = getChildDevice("harmony-${it.key}")
if (hub) {
if (it.value.response.data.currentAvActivity == "-1") {
hub.sendEvent(name: "currentActivity", value: "--", descriptionText: "There isn't any activity running", displayed: false)
} else {
def currentActivity
def activityDTH = getChildDevice("harmony-${it.key}-${it.value.response.data.currentAvActivity}")
if (activityDTH)
currentActivity = activityDTH.device.displayName
else
currentActivity = getActivityName(it.value.response.data.currentAvActivity,it.key)
hub.sendEvent(name: "currentActivity", value: currentActivity, descriptionText: "Current activity is ${currentActivity}", displayed: false)
}
}
} else {
log.trace "Harmony - error response: $it.value.message"
}
}
def activities = getChildDevices()
def activitynotrunning = true
activities.each { activity ->
def act = activity.deviceNetworkId.split('-')
if (act.size() > 2) {
def aux = map.find { it.key == act[1] }
if (aux) {
def aux2 = aux.value.split(',')
def childDevice = getChildDevice(activity.deviceNetworkId)
if ((act[2] == aux2[0]) && (aux2[1] == "1" || aux2[1] == "2")) {
if(childDevice?.currentSwitch != "on")
childDevice?.sendEvent(name: "switch", value: "on")
if (aux2[1] == "1")
runIn(5, "poll", [overwrite: true])
} else {
if(childDevice?.currentSwitch != "off")
childDevice?.sendEvent(name: "switch", value: "off")
if (aux2[1] == "3")
runIn(5, "poll", [overwrite: true])
}
}
}
}
} else {
log.debug "Harmony - did not get json results from response body: $response.data"
}
}
}
Yeah, unfortunately the API is polling based. When I first started looking at it I checked the API documentation to see if there was anything SmartThings didnât implement. There wasnât anything available thatâs event based.
I was going to double check the documentation again, but it looks like Logitech has abandoned it, most likely in their transition to a new site layout. It wasnât even âofficialâ anyways since it was just a link to a Google doc.
You can change the polling interval in the runIn command that @ogiewon mentioned. I didnât try any other value than 5 minutes from the original SmartThings code. Not sure if thereâs any rate limit on the Harmony API but worth a shot.
If you do want something thatâs more event based, a possible solution is to use a smart outlet with power reporting. Then have a condition if wattage > threshold call poll() This wonât catch everything though if you switch activities which donât have a large wattage change. I donât think the poll() command is exposed right now but should be easy to change.
I thought of another workaround, but it requires SmartThings (since itâs one of the supported integrations). Create virtual switches in ST, then on your Harmony settings, head to Devices, add Home Control > SmartThings > authorize these virtual switches. In each activity add control for your virtual activity switch (turn on at start, off at end). Use the Hubitat⢠SmartThings Integration to access these switches on Hubitat. You can use one switch if you just need to know when any activity is on, or individual switches per activity.
These will be âread onlyâ switches, but at least you can respond to events quicker.
If your Harmony Hub is slow to respond to commands from your remote control, please know that the issue has been identified as a Logitech problem. Cycling the power on your Harmony Hub appears to fix the issue, at least temporarily.
Thanks I thought I was losing my mind fighting with Alexa to turn my xbox or tv on last night .. I did power cycle out of ... well ... desperation and it did the trick for a while...
I had the same thing happen, but only on one of my three harmony hubs. power cycle fixed it for me. my harmony hub is still connected to smartthings, but the devices in smartthings are gone, so I thought it might be an issue with that. glad it wasn't!
