hsakoh

The `MeterPlus` and `Motion Sensor` also have different battery levels in the app display and in the DeviceStatusAPI response. ```json { "statusCode": 100, "body": { "deviceId": "DD96xxxxxxF4", "deviceType": "MeterPlus", "hubDeviceId":...

The following may be helpful https://github.com/OpenWonderLabs/SwitchBotAPI/issues/232#issuecomment-1686251268 https://github.com/hsakoh/switchbot-mqtt/blob/main/INSTALLATION.md#differences-between-customize-and-tags

It looks like the API specification for S10 has been released.

Currently, the S10 and K10 are not supported by the Switchbot API, making it difficult to properly accommodate them. I'm tracking [this issue](https://github.com/OpenWonderLabs/SwitchBotAPI/issues/292). However, looking at the device support status...

From inspecting the response body, it appears that the API itself indeed does not seem to support S10, as you observed. I will make efforts to update as soon as...

@BillyFKidney Since the API specifications for the S10 have been released, I have added support for the S10 in add-on version 1.0.12, which was just released. As I don't own...

@BillyFKidney Since the device type is displayed as S1, it seems that previously detected devices may not have been overwritten correctly. Please try deleting the S1 device (and any dedicated...

The following two points are key aspects of the API specifications and unique features of the add-on for the S10: * The device type in the API and Webhook includes...

@stinobook Thank you for the feedback. `Clearing` is a typo in the API specifications. It has been continuing since the S1 and earlier models (haha). Since the add-on uses the...

@stinobook Ah, from the way those logs are appearing, it seems like the configuration might not be set up correctly. * If you are using Ngrok: ``` UseWebhook: true UseNgrok:...