Lock State is always UNKNOWN

[clearwave1]

Even though the Status sensor is being set correctly (most of the time it reads Locked), the state of the Lock (cover) is always UNKNOWN.

I looked at the code and don't see state being set anywhere and the async_update code does nothing.

I am assuming it is related but the button icons for open and close are the same.

[clearwave1]

@rospogrigio , @formatBCE - any thoughts?

[formatBCE]

I have no idea... Probably, the lock protocol changed during this year's. My lock is long gone, @rospogrigio abandoned this repo I guess...

[rospogrigio]

Actually I haven't abandoned this repo, but I'm still stuck with the problem I reported in #46 so my appliance is still not working and I've been having personal issues so I never had the time to dive deeply into it and fix it. BTW I don't know if you have any suggestion @formatBCE on how I can debug it... thank you.
If I get to have my device up and running again I can check if I have the same issue that you @clearwave1 are reporting.

[djk314]

Is it possible to force open or close without looking at the status ? When i use my real key it's appear Jammed, if i use original app to close or open it it work again, i don't need the status lock or close, just want to force it to close or open.

[rospogrigio]

Is it possible to force open or close without looking at the status ? When i use my real key it's appear Jammed, if i use original app to close or open it it work again, i don't need the status lock or close, just want to force it to close or open.

Yes, you should comment out the if self._device.curr_state == LOCK_STATE_OPERATING: line (the following indented block) in cover.py, in async_open and async_close methods. Give it a try.

[formatBCE]

@rospogrigio sorry, looks like it's me who abandoned it. :(
I will try to help with ESP!

[djk314]

Is it possible to force open or close without looking at the status ? When i use my real key it's appear Jammed, if i use original app to close or open it it work again, i don't need the status lock or close, just want to force it to close or open.

Yes, you should comment out the if self._device.curr_state == LOCK_STATE_OPERATING: line (the following indented block) in cover.py, in async_open and async_close methods. Give it a try.

I'm on thx, i will tell if it worked.
Edit : It not work when i comment out "if self._device.curr_state == LOCK_STATE_OPERATING: "
The button in home assisant is greyed and can't open or close anymore, do i need to comment all ?

async def async_open_cover(self, **kwargs):
"""Open the cover."""
if self._device.curr_state == LOCK_STATE_OPERATING:
_LOGGER.warning("Operation already in progress: please wait")
raise Exception("Operation already in progress: please wait")
return

    _LOGGER.debug("Launching command to open")
    await self._device.operateLock(1)

async def async_close_cover(self, **kwargs):
    """Close cover."""
    if self._device.curr_state == LOCK_STATE_OPERATING:
        _LOGGER.warning("Operation already in progress: please wait")
        raise Exception("Operation already in progress: please wait")
        return

    _LOGGER.debug("Launching command to close")
    await self._device.operateLock(2)

Or do i need to change LOCK_STATE somewhere ? I tried only the line not all this block.

Or do something like that ?

async def async_open_cover(self, **kwargs):
"""Open the cover."""
_LOGGER.debug("Launching command to open")
await self._device.operateLock(1)

async def async_close_cover(self, **kwargs):
"""Close cover."""
_LOGGER.debug("Launching command to close")
await self._device.operateLock(2)

So i did that in custom_device.py
@Property
def isjammed(self) -> bool | None:
if self.curr_state == LOCK_STATE_LOCKED:
return True
else:
return False

Now HA entity work, but i need to jam it to see if it work.

[clearwave1]

While that is not my original issue, I have had my lock start showing JAMMED at least once a day as well.

You code above will not help this. Here is my code base on what @rospogrigio suggested:

"""
if self._device.curr_state == LOCK_STATE_OPERATING:
_LOGGER.warning("Operation already in progress: please wait")
raise Exception("Operation already in progress: please wait")
return
"""

The 3 quotes are how you comment out a multi-line block in Python. I have done this in both the open and close methods.

After I made the change I had another JAMMED state and the lock will now open anyway.

I hope this helps.

[clearwave1]

@rospogrigio - if you can let me know where the cover state should be updated, I can code and test on my side since I have a working lock and then make a PR for the changes.

[djk314]

This one work after a Jammed status :
custom_device.py

def isjammed(self) -> bool | None:
if self.curr_state == LOCK_STATE_LOCKED:
return True
else:
return False
But statuts is locked if it's jammed, it work so i don't care status for now.