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Board for window contact sensors - threadstone - 12-07-2023 Dear Kincony-Team, I'm currently looking for a suitable circuit board to realize a new project. At my search I found your website and some boards that could be the right one (for example the KC868-AI) but I’m not sure which one is the right one. Can you possibly tell me if the KC868-AI is the right one respectively which of your boards would be suitable? I have 13 windows in my house and every window has an sensor for the status (open, closed and tilted). I want to integrate these sensors in my already existing Home Assistant installation. I think the integration via ESP could be one solution. Here the information about the sensors:
According to the instructions, there are also the following technical data:
Attached you can find an extrude of the installation instructions. It would be nice if you could tell me if the KC868-AI is suitable. If it is not, which of your boards would be suitable? Is there eventually already a program / yaml for ESP or Home Assistant is existing? Thank you in advance. RE: Board for window contact sensors - admin - 12-07-2023 KC868-AI have 48 channel digital input ports. 0V means ON, 12-24v DC means OFF. so you need to confirm your switch wire's voltage level. if only use by dry contact signal, it's no problem. here is yaml file for KC868-AI , it can directly use in home assistant: https://www.kincony.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=2017 RE: Board for window contact sensors - threadstone - 12-08-2023 Sorry, I'm no electrician. So this is not so easy for me. Is it possible to use KCOM of the KC848-AI for the wire to the sensor and the inputs for the wire from sensor to board? Or did I need an separate power source instead of KCOM? Like it is written here: https://www.kincony.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=3771 RE: Board for window contact sensors - admin - 12-08-2023 most window sensor have two wires, not need power supply. two wire connect to KCOM and INPUT for KC868-AI, very easy. RE: Board for window contact sensors - threadstone - 12-08-2023 (12-08-2023, 01:11 PM)admin Wrote: most window sensor have two wires, not need power supply. two wire connect to KCOM and INPUT for KC868-AI, very easy. Thank you for your confirmation. I think I will give it a try and order the board. But two last Questions: Can you give me information what is present at KCOM (voltage / current)? And do you have an manual for the board? RE: Board for window contact sensors - admin - 12-08-2023 ok RE: Board for window contact sensors - threadstone - 12-08-2023 Can you give me information what is present at KCOM (voltage / current)? And do you have an manual for the board? RE: Board for window contact sensors - admin - 12-09-2023 KCOM just GND. digital input short with GND means "trigger". here is our firmware details: https://www.kincony.com/guide i think you can using KC868-AI board, when have questions post at here is better do understand. RE: Board for window contact sensors - threadstone - 01-14-2024 @admin Now I want to install the board and integrate it in my Home Assistant. The problem is, ESP32 is a complete new world for me and I'm not sure what the next steps are / the right order is. Is the following doing correct? 1) Connect the Board with the PC 2) Install the sketch from https://www.kincony.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=2017 via https://web.esphome.io/ -> Before I need to modify the Home Assistent API because they have changed it. But where do I get the API-Key? -> Where do I set my Wifi access data? 3) Add the board via ESP integration to Home Assistant Thank you in advance! RE: Board for window contact sensors - admin - 01-14-2024 1. install home assistant on your server. 2. install ESPHome addon on home assistant 3. create controller in ESPHome, just copy our yaml file 4. download firmware by USB-Serial port. here is video tour for ESPHome beginner: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQUWhE_6LeOQHyqaxkpndeTw6S3y9YM2V |