# follow configure use for DS18B20 temperature sensor, SHT30 temperature and humidity sensor. WS2812B RGB LEDs.
i2c:
  sda: 4
  scl: 16
  scan: true
  id: bus_a

           
# Example configuration entry
dallas:
  - pin: GPIO27
    update_interval: 15s

# Individual sensors
sensor:
  - platform: dallas
    address: 0xC000000004D81528
    name: "internal Temperature"
   
# Example configuration entry
  - platform: sht3xd
    temperature:
      name: "extend Temperature"
    humidity:
      name: "extend Humidity"
    address: 0x44
    update_interval: 15s
   
light:
  - platform: fastled_clockless
    chipset: WS2812B
    pin: GPIO32    # Pin Define connected with LED strip
    num_leds: 4  #LEDs number
    rgb_order: GRB
    name: "Uair-Bottom-LED"
    effects:
      - addressable_rainbow:        ##defined 7 effects styles
      - addressable_color_wipe:
      - addressable_scan:
      - addressable_twinkle:
      - addressable_random_twinkle:
      - addressable_fireworks:
      - addressable_flicker:

  - platform: fastled_clockless
    chipset: WS2812B
    pin: GPIO33    # Pin Define connected with LED strip
    num_leds: 1  #LEDs number
    rgb_order: RGB
    name: "Uair-Vertical-LED"
    effects:
      - addressable_rainbow:        ##defined 7 effects styles
      - addressable_color_wipe:
      - addressable_scan:
      - addressable_twinkle:
      - addressable_random_twinkle:
      - addressable_fireworks:
      - addressable_flicker:

   

433M receiver：GPIO13
433M sender：GPIO2

IR receiver  GPIO19
IR sender GPIO22

i2c:
  sda: GPIO4
  scl: GPIO16

DS18B20 temperature sensor (internal) :GPIO27

Buzzer：GPIO26

WS2812B 4pcs bottom RGBW LEDs：GPIO32
WS2812B 1pc vertical bar RGBW LED：GPIO33

free GPIO for DIY extend on PCB:

GPIO15,GPIO5,GPIO21,GPIO25,GPIO36,GPIO34
GPIO17,GPIO18,GPIO23,GPIO14,GPIO39,GPIO35

extend port details: 

  KC886-Uair-extend-GPIO.pdf (Size: 1.66 MB / Downloads: 1052)

I need help with some basic IFTTT commands, for example, if I have an alarm condition I want to turn on lights at night, but not during the day:
DI #1 = IR beam perimeter sensor
AI #1= Light meter (<1.0V = night time, >= 1.0V = daytime)
 
IFTTT:
Number 1:  If DI #1 EdgeP,
Then:       Relay #1 OPEN (turn on alarm light)
                Relay #2 OPEN (send notification)
Number 2:  IF DI #1 Edge P and AI #1 < 1.0
Then:    Relay #3 OPEN (turn on outdoor lights)
===== This does not work, only  Number 1 is executed.  If I trigger the IR beam again then Number 2 is executed.  But that is not real life (I can’t ask intruder to break beam again !!).
(I also tried putting the Relay #3 OPEN command in Number 1 and set up a new Number 2 command to CLOSE Relay #3 if daytime, but that doesn’t work either.
Any suggestions?
Can you share any detailed IFTTT examples?

1- How can the products of other companies such as sonoff or tuya or other company  be used with kincony products, especially sensors?

2- How to know the specifications of the sensors that are compatible with kincony devices?

update your KC868-H32BS firmware >=1.43 version. Here is Node-Red flow download:
   

example:
1-click: relay1 toggle
2-click: relay1 ON, relay2 ON
hold-on: relay1 OFF, relay2 OFF


  multi-click-h32bs.zip (Size: 1.25 KB / Downloads: 813)

improvement:

add mqtt "TOGGLE" command.
for example:
Payload={"relay1":{"on":1}}    relay1:ON
Payload={"relay1":{"on":0}}    relay1:OFF
Payload={"relay1":{"on":2}}    relay1: toggle (ON->OFF or OFF->ON) new firmware add this command


  H32BS_V143_211212.zip (Size: 53.24 KB / Downloads: 741)
download the ZIP file , unzip update the bin file for KC868-H32BS relay controller by USB-RS232 cable.

Hi,
actually it seems that the COLBS relays output could not be controlled via MQTT.
According with the feature 12 of your website it was supposed, in my opinion, this feature is available.

Is it possible for you to include this feature in the next firmare release?
Many thanks for your help.
McG.

here is a http url command integrate with home assistant config demo sample for button5 (thanks for our customer supplied the config code)

- platform: command_line
  switches:
    poolbtn5:
        command_on: "curl -k --silent 'http://192.168.1.136/sw_ctl.cgi?Relay05=ON&postpwd=12345'"
        command_off: "curl -k --silent 'http://192.168.1.136/sw_ctl.cgi?Relay05=OFF&postpwd=12345'"
        command_state: curl -k --silent 'http://192.168.1.136/sw_ctl.cgi?RelayFF=RD&postpwd=12345' | grep -oP "(?<=btn5)(.*)(?=btn6)"
        value_template: '{{"ON" in value}}'
        friendly_name: poolbtn5

improvement:

add "SW trigger output" option in config webpage.

   

"SW trigger output" Enable:

32 channel Switch button control 32 channel output.

a. such as key1 press 1 time will trigger output1. key2 press 1 time will trigger output2. key3 press 1 time will trigger output3. ....... until key32 press 1 time will trigger output32.
b. support "double click" define everyone of 32 key's function.
c. ALL ON button: turn ON all (32 channel) output
d. ALL OFF button: turn OFF all (32 channel) output

"SW trigger output" Disable:

a. switch button will not control output directly, but will feedback message by TCP string or by MQTT message.
b. if ethernet work mode = "TCP Server" or "TCP Client" will feedback:

RELAY-COM-255,x,y,OK

x is switch button number
y is channel x's output relay last state

for example:
RELAY-COM-255,2,1,OK  means: switch button2 have pressed, now the output2 is ON (because it is 1)
RELAY-COM-255,3,0,OK  means: switch button3 have pressed, now the output2 is OFF (because it is 0)

RELAY-COM-255,33,0,OK  means: switch button33 (ALL OFF) have pressed, now all output is ON
RELAY-COM-255,34,0,OK  means: switch button34 (ALL ON) have pressed, now all output is OFF

c. if ethernet work mode = "MQTT" will feedback:

{"SWx":{"on":y}}

x is switch button number (1-34)  33: "ALL OFF" button  34: "ALL ON" button
y is click times. number (1-6,99) 1: one click 2: double click 3: three times click 4: four times click 5: five times click 6: >=6 times click  if "hold on" button >3 seconds y=99 

for example:
{"SW10":{"on":1}}  means switch10 press 1 time
{"SW11":{"on":2}}  means switch11 press 2 time
{"SW12":{"on":3}}  means switch12 press 3 time
{"SW13":{"on":4}}  means switch13 press 4 time
{"SW14":{"on":5}}  means switch14 press 5 time
{"SW15":{"on":6}}  means switch15 press 6 time or maybe > 6 times
{"SW16":{"on":99}}  means switch16 is hold on (long time pressed > 3 seconds)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{"SW33":{"on":1}}  means "ALL OFF" button pressed
{"SW33":{"on":0}}  means "ALL OFF" button released

{"SW34":{"on":1}}  means "ALL ON" button pressed
{"SW34":{"on":0}}  means "ALL ON" button released


  H32BS_V142_211205.zip (Size: 53.1 KB / Downloads: 786)
download the ZIP file , unzip update the bin file for KC868-H32BS relay controller by USB-RS232 cable.

improvement:

1. Fixed lack input7, input8 feedback state message by HTTP command.

download the ZIP file , unzip update the bin file for KC868-H16B relay controller by USB-RS232 cable.

  Relay16_V435_211203.zip (Size: 43.7 KB / Downloads: 985)

firmware update tool download: https://www.kincony.com/download/KC868-C...loader.zip