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Robot Cleaner

Robot Cleaner specific configuration fields

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Room cleaning

The plugin allows you to create switches to start specific room cleaning. For that you need to use actionButtons. The process on how to create those switches might slightly differ depending on what device you use.

Dreame

Example room cleaning config and parameters description

For dreame based devices the actionButtons entry would look as follow:

"actionButtons": [
  {
    "action": "4.1",
    "name": "Clean kitchen",
    "params": [
      "{\"selects\":[[3,1,1,2,1]]}",
      {
        "piid": 1,
        "value": 18
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "action": "4.1",
    "name": "Clean two rooms",
    "params": [
      "{\"selects\":[[3,1,1,2,1],[5,1,1,2,2]]}",
      {
        "piid": 1,
        "value": 18
      }
    ]
  }
]

The action can be either 4.1 or vacuum-extend:start-clean
As for the params:

  • The {"piid": 1,"value": 18} entry indicated a room clean
  • The "{\"selects\":[[3,1,1,2,1]]}" entry decides which room should cleaned, with what mode and what order, the values can be selects can be split as follow:
    • first parameter 3 indicated the room id - this are usually relatively low and if you do not know the room id you can try to guess by incrementing that number
    • second parameter 1 indicates the number of cleaning times
    • third parameter 1 indicates the vacuum power - see the vacuum:mode property in the device metadata to see all available power modes
    • fourth parameter 2 indicates the mopping mode - see the vacuum-extend:mop-mode property in the device metadata to see all available mop modes
    • fifth parameter 1 indicates the index of the cleaning. If you have multiple rooms specified this will define the order in what rooms are cleaned

Dreame.vacuum.mc1808/dreame.vacuum.mb1808

As one of the first models with room cleaning feature these devices don't support vacuum-extend actions and use clean:start-clean action with additional params. The actionButtons entry would look as follow:

"actionButtons": [
    {
        "action": "18.1",
        "name": "Clean first room",
        "params": [
            {
                "piid": 1,
                "value": 18
            },
            {
                "piid": 21,
                "value": "{\"selects\":[[1,1,1,1,1]]}"
            }
        ]
    }
]

Some other dreame devices (e.g. Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10+) separate the room configuration/selection

If the above actionButtons doens't work for your robot, you maybe have a device which needs the actions for the room configuration and the actual room selection in 2 separate commands. Setting the room configuration would look as follow:

"actionButtons": [
    {
        "action": "6.2",
        "name": "Room 3 only sweeping",
        "params": [
            {
                "piid": 4,
                "value": "{\"customeClean\":[[3,1,2,1,0]]}"
            }
        ]
    },
    {
        "action": "6.2",
        "name": "Room 1 and 2 sweeping and mopping",
        "params": [
            {
                "piid": 4,
                "value": "{\"customeClean\":[[1,1,2,1,2],[2,1,2,1,2]]}"
            }
        ]
    }
]

The action can be either 6.2 or map:update-map
As for the params:

  • The "{\"customeClean\":[[3,1,2,1,0]]}" entry sets the configuration for the rooms and the customeClean values can be split as follow:
    • first parameter 3 indicates the room id - this are usually relatively low and if you do not know the room id you can try to guess by incrementing that number
    • second parameter 1 indicates the vacuum power - see the vacuum:mode property in the device metadata to see all available power modes
    • third parameter 2 indicates the mopping mode - for the X10+ the values are 2 = Low, 3 = Medium and 4 = High. For this device it's always 1 more than in the vacuum-extend:mop-mode property in the device metadata - maybe this is also the case for other devices
    • fourth parameter 1 indicates the number of cleaning times - 1 or 2
    • fifth parameter 0 indicates the cleaning mode. 0 = sweeping, 1 = mopping and 2 = sweeping and mopping

Starting the actual room cleaning would look as follow:

"actionButtons": [
    {
        "action": "4.1",
        "name": "Clean room 1",
        "params": [
            {
                "piid": 1,
                "value": 18
            },
            {
                "piid": 10,
                "value": "{\"selects\":[[1,1,1,1,1]]}"
            }
        ]
    },
    {
        "action": "4.1",
        "name": "Clean rooms 2 and 4",
        "params": [
            {
                "piid": 1,
                "value": 18
            },
            {
                "piid": 10,
                "value": "{\"selects\":[[2,1,1,1,1],[4,1,1,1,1]]}"
            }
        ]
    }
]

The action can be either 4.1 or vacuum-extend:start-clean
As for the params:

  • The {"piid": 1,"value": 18} entry indicated a room clean
  • The "{\"selects\":[[2,1,1,1,1],[4,1,1,1,1]]}" entry decides which room should cleaned. It's just the room ID followed by 1,1,1,1

Getting room ids

Easy way

To get the rooms ids you will need to use the miot cli tools to send a request to the vacuum which will then return the room id.

  1. Using the Mi home app create a room cleaning schedule for the room for which you want to retrieve the room id
  2. In the terminal on the device where homebridge is installed run the following command: Simply in the terminal on the device where homebridge is installed type the following command:

miot send <IP> -t <TOKEN> get_properties '[{"siid":8,"piid":2}]'

This will output a list which looks similar to this:

"1-1-14:36-0000000-0-2-1-2-3"

  1. The last number in that value 3 represents the room id. Simply use that room id in the param of your actionButtons entry.
Alternative way

As an alternative way it is possible to retrieve the room ids by following the steps:

  1. Using the Mi home app create a room cleaning schedule for the room for which you want to retrieve the room id
  2. Create a new propertyMonitor in the plugin which should look like this:
"propertyMonitor": [
  {
    "property": "8.2", or ("time:timer-clean")
    "name": "Get clean schedule"
  }
]
  1. Restart the plugin and observe the homebridge log. A similar entry to this should appear:
    <-W-> Monitored string property Timer Clean value changed to ---> "1-1-14:36-0000000-0-2-1-2-3"
  2. The last number in that value 3 represents the room id.
  3. You can now remove the propertyMonitor entry and the Mi home cleaning schedule and create an actionButtons entry

Viomi

Example room cleaning config and parameters description

For viomi based devices the actionButtons entry would look as follow:

"actionButtons": [
  {
      "action": "4.13",
      "name": "Clean kitchen",
      "params": [
          0,
          1,
          "8"
      ]
  },
  {
      "action": "4.13",
      "name": "Clean multiply rooms",
      "params": [
          0,
          1,
          "6,7,8,9"
      ]
  }
]

The action can be either 4.13 or viomi-vacuum:set-room-clean
As for the params:

  • The 0 and 1 are related to the vacuum operation and from my experience they should be left at that values
  • "8" is the room id of the room which should cleaned. The ids start from 1, so you can easily guess them by incrementing the number and checking to which room the vacuum goes. For multiple rooms simply separate the room ids with a comma like this "6,7,8,9", the vacuum should clean the rooms in the specified order.

Setting mode

For the room clean the vacuum will use the last selected mode. With the following propertyControl you can expose the mode change functionality on the accessory in HomeKit:

"propertyControl": [
    {
        "property": "vacuum:wdr-mode",
        "name": "Mode"
    }
]

After that you should get 3 additional switches which will allow you to set the vacuum mode (sweep, mop, clean). They might be labeled just as numbers in that case the numbers corresponds to the following modes:

  • 0 -clean
  • 1 - sweep
  • 2 - mop

ijai (Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop 2 Pro)

Example room cleaning config and parameters description

For ijai based devices the actionButtons entry would look as follows (MiCloud connection details should be configured):

"actionButtons": [
  {
      "action": "sweep:set-room-clean",
      "name": "Clean kitchen",
      "params": [
        "8",
           0,
           1
      ]
  },
  {
      "action": "sweep:set-room-clean",
      "name": "Clean multiply rooms",
      "params": [
          "6,7,8,9",
          0,
          1
      ]
  }
]

As for the params:

  • The 0 (0 - global cleaning; 1 - along the edge) and 1 (0 - stop; 1 - start; 2 - pause) are related to the vacuum operation and from my experience they should be left at that values.
  • "8" is the room id of the room which should cleaned. The ids start from the specific number (which can be obtained by executing commands bellow), so you can easily guess them by incrementing the number and checking to which room the vacuum goes. For multiple rooms simply separate the room ids with a comma like this "6,7,8,9".
  1. miot cloud action '{"aiid":13,"did":"YOUR_DEVICE_ID","in":[YOU_CURRENT_MAP_ID],"siid":10}'
  2. YOU_CURRENT_MAP_ID is miot cloud action '{"aiid":1,"did":"YOUR_DEVICE_ID","in":[],"siid":10}'

Roborock

Example room cleaning config and parameters description

For roborock based devices the actionButtons entry would look as follow:

"actionButtons": [
  {
      "action": "vacuum:start-room-sweep",
      "name": "Clean kitchen",
      "params": [
          "80001023333"
      ]
  },
  {
    "action": "vacuum:start-room-sweep",
    "name": "Clean multiply rooms",
    "params": [
        "80001023333, 80001023332, 80001023334"
    ]
  }
]

The action can be either 2.3 (2.6 on other devices) or simply vacuum:start-room-sweep
As for the params:

  • The action accepts one parameter which is a string with a single or multiply room ids (separated by commas) indicating which rooms should be cleaned

Getting room ids

To get the rooms ids you will need to use the miot cli tools to send a request to the vacuum which will then return the room ids. Simply in the terminal on the device where homebridge is installed run the following command:

miot send <IP> -t <TOKEN> get_room_mapping '[]'

This will output a list which looks similar to this:

[[6,"80001026443",2],
[7,"80001057044",3],
[8,"80001057045",4],
[9,"80001057046",4],
[10,"80001057047",5]

The longer middle number is the room id. You would need to start a couple of manual cleans to see which room id corresponds to which room. Afterwards simply use that room id in the param of your actionButtons entry.

Setting mode

For the room clean the vacuum will use the last selected mode.

Methods for miot cli

Roborock

Here are some helpful methods for roborock device which can be executed using the miot cli tools.
Not all of the methods might work on every device.

  • app_start
  • app_stop
  • app_spot
  • app_pause
  • app_charge
  • app_zoned_clean
  • resume_zoned_clean
  • app_rc_start
  • app_rc_end
  • reset_consumable
  • find_me
  • test_sound_volume
  • stop_zoned_clean
  • stop_segment_clean
  • resume_segment_clean
  • get_room_mapping
  • get_serial_number
  • get_map
  • get_map_v1
  • get_map_v2
  • get_consumable
  • get_current_sound
  • get_customize_clean_mode
  • get_clean_sequence
  • get_multi_maps_list
  • app_segment_clean , example params -> [{"clean_mop":0,"segments":[11],"repeat":1,"clean_order_mode":0}]
  • get_timezone
  • app_stat
  • get_mop_template_params_summary
  • get_server_timer
  • set_fds_endpoint , example params -> ["awsde0.fds.api.xiaomi.com"]
  • enable_log_upload , example params -> [9,3]
  • set_mop_mode , example params -> [300]
  • set_water_box_custom_mode , example params -> [201]
  • set_clean_motor_mode , example params -> [{"fan_power":105,"water_box_mode":201,"mop_mode":300}]
  • set_app_timezone , example params -> ["Europe\/Warsaw",0]
  • set_custom_mode , example params -> [102]
  • set_camera_status
  • set_ignore_carpet_zone
  • set_clean_sequence
  • set_homesec_password
  • set_child_lock_status
  • set_carpet_clean_mode
  • set_ignore_identify_area
  • set_dust_collection_switch_status
  • set_map_beautification_status
  • set_fan_motor_work_timeout
  • set_mop_motor_status
  • set_collision_avoid_status
  • set_flow_led_status
  • set_dust_collection_mode
  • set_timer
  • set_dnd_timer
  • set_timezone
  • set_carpet_mode
  • set_lab_status
  • set_server_timer
  • set_led_status
  • set_customize_clean_mode
  • set_airdry_hours
  • set_timer_dup
  • set_map_name
  • set_multi_map_timer_different_map_tip
  • set_multi_map_timer_switch_different_map_tip
  • set_multi_map_timer_different_map_save_tip
  • get_clean_motor_mode
  • get_camera_status
  • get_timer_summary
  • get_timer_detail
  • get_testid
  • get_turn_server
  • get_device_sdp
  • get_device_ice
  • get_homesec_connect_status
  • get_child_lock_status
  • get_carpet_clean_mode
  • get_random_pkey
  • get_dust_collection_switch_status
  • get_map_beautification_status
  • get_fan_motor_work_timeout
  • get_mop_motor_status
  • get_sound_progress
  • get_sound_volume
  • get_collision_avoid_status
  • get_flow_led_status
  • get_dust_collection_mode
  • get_photo
  • get_multi_map
  • get_prop
  • get_status
  • get_custom_mode
  • get_water_box_custom_mode
  • get_clean_summary
  • get_clean_record
  • get_clean_record_map
  • get_clean_record_map_v2
  • get_timer
  • get_dnd_timer
  • get_log_upload_status
  • get_carpet_mode
  • get_fw_features
  • get_fresh_map
  • get_persist_map
  • get_recover_maps
  • get_recover_map
  • get_map_status
  • get_segment_status
  • get_network_info
  • get_led_status