I upgraded last week and today I investigated this firmware version a bit. From the release notes:
Release 2.2.0 – 21.02.2018
- Stability improvements and bugfixing
Bugs I have found to be fixed
- In the Homebus 1.0 protocol, Wi-Fi devices will no longer return HTTP code 500 (internal error) when in state “Waiting to Start” (numeric value: 4)
Bugs (still) not fixed
- The additional name for my dishwasher (“Dishwasher”), keeps changing to “Washing machine” from time to time.
- The ElapsedTime value for my Wi-Fi dishwasher is always:
"ElapsedTime":[0,0]
New bug found: After a power outage today, my washing machine showed up as “mac-001d65feff02237b” (obscured a bit due to general paranoia) instead of its UID. I was still able to access it through http://GATEWAY/Rest/Devices/mac-001d65feff02237b/Ident, though. After another reboot, it was back to normal.
Hi Jacob — very interesting reading. I’m interested in home automation too, and I have a new suite of Miele appliances in to integrate! Unfortunately, they don’t sell the XGW 3000 gateway in the USA yet. I do have the XKM 3000 W wireless modules, but the Miele@Home app doesn’t “see” them. I can get to the XKM web page but there are no functions for viewing/controlling the appliances. Do you know what protocol the gateway uses to talk to the wireless modules in the appliances? Thanks!!! -John
Hi John,
Unfortunately I haven’t played with XKM 3100 W, but I assume it has more or less the same interface as built-in Wi-Fi (as in my dishwasher). I haven’t been able to communicate directly with it yet, only through the gateway. But I saw this on GitHub, which you might find interesting:
https://github.com/phenx-de/miele-xkm3100w/
By the way, I was unable to buy the XGW 3000 in Denmark, so I ordered it from Germany. However, if you only have Wi-Fi modules, you probably have no use for it. I bought it for ZigBee communication with my XKM 3000 Z modules.
Best regards,
Jacob