MagicMirror² module used to connect to a local Pentair ScreenLogic pool controller system.
- Navigate into your MagicMirror's
modules
folder and executegit clone https://github.com/parnic/MMM-ScreenLogic.git
. cd MMM-ScreenLogic
- Execute
npm install --production
to install the node dependencies. - Add the module inside
config.js
placing it where you prefer.
Option | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
coldTemp |
Integer | Show the temperature colored blue if it's at or below this level for pool/spa (requires option colored ). This is in whatever scale your system is set to (Fahrenheit/Celsius). |
84 |
colored |
Boolean | Whether you'd like colored output or not. | true |
columns |
Integer | How many columns to use to display the data before starting a new row. | 3 |
contentClass |
String | The CSS class used to display content values (beneath the header). | "light" |
controls |
Array | List of controls to show buttons for. Must also set showControls to true .Each entry in this list is an object with a type string property and a name string to display.Valid type s:"circuit" - toggle a circuit on or off. Must also have an id number property defining the circuit ID to set (see node-screenlogic documentation for circuit IDs). name is an optional string; if not specified, the name of the equipment in the ScreenLogic system will be used."heatmode" - enable or disable the heater for the pool or spa. Must also have a body number property that defines which body to toggle the heater for (0 is the pool, 1 is the spa). Can optionally have a heatMode number property that defines which heat mode to set; if not present, defaults to 3 ("heat pump")."heatpoint" - set the heat temperature for the pool or spa. Must also have a body number property that defines which body to set the heat point for (0 is the pool, 1 is the spa) |
[] |
hotTemp |
Integer | Show the temperature colored red if it's at or above this level for pool/spa (requires option colored ). This is in whatever scale your system is set to (Fahrenheit/Celsius). |
90 |
serverAddress |
String | The IPv4 address of a ScreenLogic unit to connect to. If not set, the system will search for a unit to connect to. If set, serverPort must also be set. |
|
serverPort |
Integer | The port of a ScreenLogic unit to connect to (usually 80). If not set, the system will search for a unit to connect to. If set, serverAddress must also be set. |
|
showControls |
Boolean | Whether you'd like to show buttons for controlling pool equipment. Must also setup the controls array. |
false |
showFreezeMode |
Boolean | Whether you'd like to show a banner when the pool is in freeze mode or not. [added in v1.0.1] | true |
showOrp |
Boolean | Whether you'd like to show ORP level or not. | true |
showPH |
Boolean | Whether you'd like to show pH level or not. | true |
showPHTankLevel |
Boolean | Whether you'd like to show how much pH balancer is in the tank or not. Only functions if showPH is also on. |
true |
pHTankLevelMax |
Boolean | If showPHTankLevel is enabled, this is the maximum value that the system returns for a full tank. My systems has this always set to 6, but maybe it differs based on what type of pH balancer you're using. |
6 |
showPoolTemp |
Boolean | Whether you'd like to show pool temperature or not. | true |
showSaltLevel |
Boolean | Whether you'd like to show salt level (in PPM) or not. | true |
showSaturation |
Boolean | Whether you'd like to show saturation/balance or not. | true |
showSpaTemp |
Boolean | Whether you'd like to show spa temperature or not. | true |
Here is an example of an entry in config.js
{
module: 'MMM-ScreenLogic',
header: 'Pool info',
position: 'top_left',
config: {
showSpaTemp: false,
columns: 2,
contentClass: 'thin',
showControls: true,
controls: [
{type: 'circuit', id: 500},
{type: 'circuit', id: 505, name: 'Pool'},
{type: 'heatmode', body: 0, name: 'Pool heater'},
{type: 'heatpoint', body: 0, name: 'Pool'},
{type: 'heatmode', body: 1, heatMode: 2, name: 'Spa heater'},
]
}
},
Pull requests are very welcome! If you'd like to see any additional functionality, don't hesitate to let me know.
This module only works with ScreenLogic controllers on the local network via either a UDP broadcast on 255.255.255.255 or a direct connection if you've specified an address and port in the configuration.
The data is updated when the pool equipment sends an update (which typically happens 0-10 seconds after anything changes), and direct updates are requested after any control is toggled/changed.
When toggling a circuit or changing heat mode, sometimes other circuits are affected. For example, some pools share the same pump for the pool and spa, so when the pool is toggled on the spa must be toggled off. Unfortunately the ScreenLogic system doesn't update its internal status at any predictable rate, so the data on the screen can be wrong immediately after toggling a circuit until the next periodic update runs. If you know of a reliable way around this, please open a pull request!
This uses a Node.JS library I created for interfacing with ScreenLogic controllers over the network: node-screenlogic, so feel free to check that out for more information.