Releases: custom-components/ble_monitor
1.6.3-beta
Changes in 1.6.3-beta
- Added support for Xiaomi Mi Scale V1 (XMTZC01HM, XMTZC04HM). This scale is known under different names, e.g. Mi Smart Scale 1 / Mi Smart Scale 2
load removed
sensor has been renamed toweight removed
sensor for the V1 sensors.- Added
non-stabilized weight
sensor - Fixed
packet_id
filtering for Mi Scale V1
1.6.2-beta - Xiaomi Mi Scale V1 support
Changes in 1.6.2-beta
- Added support for Xiaomi Mi Scale V1 (XMTZC01HM, XMTZC04HM). This scale is known under different names, e.g. Mi Smart Scale 1 / Mi Smart Scale 2
load removed
sensor has been renamed toweight removed
sensor for the V1 sensors.- Added
non-stabilized weight
sensor
1.6.1-beta - Xiaomi Mi Scale V1 support
Changes in 1.6.1-beta
- Added support for Xiaomi Mi Scale V1 (XMTZC01HM, XMTZC04HM). This scale is known under different names, e.g. Mi Smart Scale 1 / Mi Smart Scale 2
load removed
sensor has been renamed toweight removed
sensor for the V1 sensors.
1.6.0 - Xiaomi Mi Scale V2 support
Changes in 1.6.0
-
Added support for Xiaomi Mi Scale V2 (XMTZC02HM, XMTZC05HM, NUN4049CN)
This scale is known under different names, e.g. Mi Body Composition Scale 2 / Mi Smart Scale 2 / Mi Body Fat Scale
1.5.2 - Add MAC address for configuration of Bluetooth interface
BREAKING CHANGE
New configuration option bt_interface
to specify the MAC address of your Bluetooth interface (e.g. Bluetooth dongle or build-in Bluetooth).
bt_interface
is an alternative for the current hci_interface
option. With bt_interface
you specify the MAC address of your Bluetooth interface, in stead of the HCI number. The reason for adding this option is that the HCI interface number can change, e.g. when restarting Home Assistant, while the MAC address won't change. It is therefore advised to use bt_interface
. For backwards compatibility the hci_interface
option is still available.
When using YAML to configure BLE monitor, Home Assistant will show the available MAC addresses in the Home Assistant logs when starting up (check the log). When using the User Interface to configure BLE monitor, your old hci config will be converted to the corresponding MAC address(es) automatically. In the UI, you can only select MAC addresses (a selection list of available MAC addresses will be automatically generated and presented as a selection list).
The breaking change is that, when not specifying a MAC address or HCI number, by default the first MAC address will be used in stead of hci0
.
Note that hci_interface
will overrule bt_interface
when using both options at the same time.
1.5.2-beta - Add MAC address for configuration of Bluetooth interface
BREAKING CHANGES in 1.5.2-beta
New configuration option bt_interface to specify the MAC address of your Bluetooth interface (e.g. Bluetooth dongle or build-in Bluetooth).
bt_interface is an alternative for the current hci_interface option. With bt_interface you specify the MAC address of your Bluetooth interface, in stead of the HCI number. The reason for adding this option is that the HCI interface number can change, e.g. when restarting Home Assistant, while the MAC address won't change. It is therefore advised to use bt_interface. For backwards compatibility the hci_interface option is still available.
When using YAML to configure BLE monitor, Home Assistant will show the available MAC addresses in the Home Assistant logs when starting up (check the log).
When using the User Interface to configure BLE monitor, your old hci config will be converted to the corresponding MAC address(es) automatically. In the UI, you can only select MAC addresses (a selection list of available MAC addresses will be automatically generated and presented as a selection list).
The breaking change is that, when not specifying a MAC address or HCI number, by default the first MAC address will be used in stead of hci0.
Note that hci_interface will overrule bt_interface when using both options at the same time.
1.5.2-beta fixes a TypeError
1.5.1-beta - Adding MAC configuration of the Bluetooth interface
BREAKING CHANGES in 1.5.1-beta
-
New configuration option
bt_interface
to specify the MAC address of your Bluetooth interface (e.g. Bluetooth dongle or build-in Bluetooth).bt_interface
is an alternative for the currenthci_interface
option. Withbt_interface
you specify the MAC address of your Bluetooth interface, in stead of the HCI number. The reason for adding this option is that the HCI interface number can change, e.g. when restarting Home Assistant, while the MAC address won't change. It is therefore advised to usebt_interface
. For backwards compatibility thehci_interface
option is still available.When using YAML to configure BLE monitor, Home Assistant will show the available MAC addresses in the Home Assistant logs when starting up (check the log).
When using the User Interface to configure BLE monitor, your old hci config will be converted to the corresponding MAC address(es) automatically. In the UI, you can only select MAC addresses (a selection list of available MAC addresses will be automatically generated and presented as a selection list).The breaking change is that, when not specifying a MAC address or HCI number, by default the first MAC address will be used in stead of
hci0
.Note that
hci_interface
will overrulebt_interface
when using both options at the same time.1.5.1-beta has a small fix for UI configuration.
1.5.0-beta - New MAC address Bluetooth interface configuration option
BREAKING CHANGES in 1.5.0-beta
-
New configuration option
bt_interface
to specify the MAC address of your Bluetooth interface (e.g. Bluetooth dongle or build-in Bluetooth).bt_interface
is an alternative for the currenthci_interface
option. Withbt_interface
you specify the MAC address of your Bluetooth interface, in stead of the HCI number. The reason for adding this option is that the HCI interface number can change, e.g. when restarting Home Assistant, while the MAC address won't change. It is therefore advised to usebt_interface
. For backwards compatibility thehci_interface
option is still available.When using YAML to configure BLE monitor, Home Assistant will show the available MAC addresses in the Home Assistant logs when starting up (check the log).
When using the User Interface to configure BLE monitor, your old hci config will be converted to the corresponding MAC address(es) automatically. In the UI, you can only select MAC addresses (a selection list of available MAC addresses will be automatically generated and presented as a selection list).The breaking change is that, when not specifying a MAC address or HCI number, by default the first MAC address will be used in stead of
hci0
.Note that
hci_interface
will overrulebt_interface
when using both options at the same time.
1.4.1 - Fix atc1441 extended message parsing
Changes in 1.4.1
- Fix for parsing ATC messages when using atc1441 format in combination with the extended BLE message format.
1.4.0 - support for ATC firmware 2.9
This update adds support for ATC firmware 2.9 and above. The advertisement format has slightly changed in this firmware version, which broke BLE monitor. This has been fixed.