The integration supports the basic commands: start, stop, pause and return to dock. Additionally, you can set fan speed and view the dustbin status. This integration is not clever and does not try to implement features of its own, it simply passes data back and forth to the Pure i9 API.
For older vacuums there's two fan speeds and for newer three.
For the newer models the name of the fan speeds are:
| Name |
|---|
| QUIET |
| SMART |
| POWER |
For the older models the name of the fan speeds are:
| Name |
|---|
| ECO |
| POWER |
You can read the dustbin status of the vacuum using the attribute dustbin. The values of the dustbin can be:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| UNKNOWN | No information available |
| CONNECTED | The vacuum is ready to be used |
| DISCONNECTED | There is no dustin connected |
| FULL | It's full and needs to be removed and emptied |
Additionally, the vacuum supports sending raw commands using the vacuum.send_command service. Here's all available commands:
| Name | Description | Parameters |
|---|---|---|
clean_zones |
Cleans only specific zones. For a list of map- and zone names, see attributes on the vacuum entity. | map is the name of the map and zones is a list of the name of zones to clean. |
For instance, if you want to clean the zone "Kitchen" in the map "Upstairs" then you need to send the following command:
