esphome alarm panel without esp32 s3 box 3

[youkorr]

Hello everyone I hope you are well
I am trying to introduce a page for an alarm keyboard but everything I do does not work or it does not appear as I am not good at yaml I would have help if you can thank you

[youkorr]

I am with a frigate app on home assistant on I use this keyboard to activate my alarm

[BigBobbas]

I don't think that there is support for this in esphome. As I have looked into this previously for use with Alarmo. However I will have a look further into this when I am near a computer as I am on mobile at the moment.
Thanks
Rob

[Kelerion-UK]

I don't use HA for alarms... but if there is already an integration I am sure there must be service/actions for it? I'm sure you'd only have to call those?

[youkorr]

ok thanks I will do my research and I will let you know

[BigBobbas]

That's what I have done with the s3 watch for setting and disarming the alarm by using a service call and not using a code.

[BigBobbas]

You could emulate a keypad by displaying an image of one and mapping binary sensors to each keypad button and then have a switch template for each number. And a script to check which 'switches' are on and then trigger service call to arm or disarm... bit hacky but would kind of work lol

[youkorr]

I see but I think it is possible to introduce it on your custom firmware

[youkorr]

create a home assistant alarm deporter keyboard

[BigBobbas]

Link ? Info ? Needs to be available in esphome https://esphome.io

[youkorr]

great thanksgreat thanks and have a good holiday

[youkorr]

Hello, I am facing this problem that I cannot resolve.
Component not found: input_text.
pin_input: name: PIN Input max_length: 4

[youkorr]

`esphome:
name: alarm_control_panel

esp32:
board: esp32dev
framework:
type: esp-idf

wifi:
ssid: "Votre_SSID"
password: "Votre_Mot_de_Passe"

ap:
ssid: "AlarmControlPanel"
password: "SecurePassword"

captive_portal:

Panneau de contrôle d'alarme avec code PIN

display:

• platform: ssd1306_i2c
  model: "SSD1306 128x64"
  rotation: 0
  address: 0x3C
  update_interval: 1s
  lambda: |-
  it.print(0, 0, id(font), "Enter PIN:");
  it.print(0, 20, id(font), id(pin_input).c_str());

text_sensor:

• platform: template
  name: "Alarm Panel Status"
  id: alarm_status
  icon: "mdi:shield-home"

input_text:
pin_input:
name: "PIN Input"
max_length: 4

binary_sensor:

• platform: gpio
  pin: 0
  name: "Alarm Arm"
  on_press:
  then:
  - lambda: |-
  if (id(pin_input).state == "1234") {
  id(alarm_status).publish_state("Armed");
  } else {
  id(alarm_status).publish_state("Invalid PIN");
  }

• platform: gpio
  pin: 1
  name: "Alarm Disarm"
  on_press:
  then:
  - lambda: |-
  if (id(pin_input).state == "1234") {
  id(alarm_status).publish_state("Disarmed");
  } else {
  id(alarm_status).publish_state("Invalid PIN");
  }

font:

• file: "fonts/OpenSans-Regular.ttf"
  id: font
  size: 20

mqtt:
broker: "192.168.1.100" # Adresse IP de votre broker MQTT (Home Assistant)
username: "mqtt_user"
password: "mqtt_password"

api:

ota:
`

[youkorr]

or without frigate

`# Page d'accueil pour le contrôle de l'alarme
display:

• platform: st7789v
  pages:
  • id: alarm_page
    lambda: |-
    it.fill(COLOR_BLACK);
    it.print(10, 10, id(my_font), "Alarm Control");

Boutons pour armer/désarmer l'alarme

binary_sensor:

• platform: gpio
  pin: GPIO_NUM_X
  name: "Armer Alarme"
  on_press:
  then:
  - homeassistant.service:
  service: alarm_control_panel.alarm_arm_away
  data:
  entity_id: alarm_control_panel.your_alarm_entity
• platform: gpio
  pin: GPIO_NUM_Y
  name: "Désarmer Alarme"
  on_press:
  then:
  - homeassistant.service:
  service: alarm_control_panel.alarm_disarm
  data:
  entity_id: alarm_control_panel.your_alarm_entity
  `

[BigBobbas]

try using a text component https://esphome.io/components/text/index.html

[youkorr]

I know I'm not very far from integrating it with your firmware, thank you.

[youkorr]

J'ai reussi a mettre le clavier il faut que j'arrive a le reduire

[BigBobbas]

nice work - hope that you can figure it out 👍

[youkorr]

it.fill(id(black)); it.print(10, 10, id(font1), "Enter PIN:"); for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { for (int j = 0; j < 3; j++) { int number = i * 3 + j + 1; it.rectangle(20 + j*60, 50 + i*60, 50, 50, light_blue); char num_str[2]; // Tableau pour stocker le numéro sous forme snprintf(num_str, sizeof(num_str), "%d", number); // Convertit le nombre en chaîne it.print(45 + j*60, 75 + i*60, id(font2), TextAlign::CENTER, num_str);; } } it.rectangle(10, 230, 120, 50, blue); it.print(80, 255, id(font2), TextAlign::CENTER, "0"); it.rectangle(140, 230, 120, 50, red); it.print(200, 255, id(font2), TextAlign::CENTER, "OK");

[youkorr]

[youkorr]

Hello I need help to insert rectangles on the right

[BigBobbas]

try this , the first number = how far accross from the left to start , the second is how far from the top to start. the third is how long the rectangle is and the fourth is how high to draw it.
it.rectangle(220 , 100 , 60 , 40 , blue);
it.rectangle(220 , 150 , 60 , 40 , blue);

[youkorr]

Great thank you very much you helped me a lot I will miss that the touchscreen from 1 to 9 and armed and disarmed is functional but I risk having a GPIO problem for the touchscreen

[youkorr]

[youkorr]

Good evening despite several attempts and searches the keys do not work I do not know where it comes from I provide this code which does not work hoping that someone can resolve it thank you

global
- id: pin_code type: std::string initial_value: ""
`script:

• id: press_digit_1
  then:

  • lambda: |-
    id(pin_code) += "1";

• id: press_digit_2
  then:

  • lambda: |-
    id(pin_code) += "2";

• id: press_digit_3
  then:

  • lambda: |-
    id(pin_code) += "3";

• id: validate_pin_action
  then:

  • lambda: |-
    if (id(pin_code).length() == 4) {
    if (id(pin_code) == "1234") { # Remplacez "1234" par votre code PIN
    ESP_LOGI("validate_pin", "PIN correct");
    // Envoyer une commande pour désarmer l'alarme
    id(pin_code).clear();
    } else {
    ESP_LOGI("validate_pin", "PIN incorrect");
    id(pin_code).clear();
    }
    }

globals:

• id: pin_code
  type: std::string
  initial_value: ""`

`binary_sensor:

• platform: touchscreen
  name: "Validate PIN"
  x_min: 10
  x_max: 180
  y_min: 220
  y_max: 260
  on_press:
  then:
  - script.execute: validate_pin_action
  -
  - id: other_set_page ##### other settings page ##### lambda: |- it.fill(id(black)); it.print(10, 10, id(font1), "Alarm Control"); for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { for (int j = 0; j < 3; j++) { int number = i * 3 + j + 1; it.rectangle(15 + j*60, 50 + i*60, 50, 50, light_blue); char num_str[2]; // Tableau pour stocker le numéro sous forme de chaîne snprintf(num_str, sizeof(num_str), "%d", number); // Convertit le nombre en chaîne it.print(45 + j*60, 75 + i*60, id(font2), TextAlign::CENTER, num_str);; } } it.filled_rectangle(198, 50, 108, 50, blue); it.print(255, 75, id(font3), white, TextAlign::CENTER, "armed"); it.filled_rectangle(198, 170, 108, 50, red); it.print(250, 195, id(font3), white, TextAlign::CENTER, "disarmed");

• platform: touchscreen
  name: "Button 1"
  x_min: 10
  x_max: 60
  y_min: 10
  y_max: 60
  on_press:
  then:
  - lambda: |-
  ESP_LOGI("touch", "Button 1 pressed!");
  id(pin_code) += "1";

[youkorr]

ok i'll see that

[youkorr]

when I touch a number on the keyboard it tells me this?? I must have made a mistake

[19:11:37][I][touch:2907]: Button 1 pressed!

[BigBobbas]

in your binary sensors you also need to add `page_id: other_set_page' too to stop button presses on the keypad page translating to other pages.

Have you created a binary_sensor for each digit ?

[youkorr]

for now I did it for 3 digits to do tests,for now I did it for 3 digits to do tests
Or I can put add `page_id: other_set_page

• platform: touchscreen
  name: "Button 1"
  x_min: 10
  x_max: 60
  y_min: 10
  y_max: 60
  on_press:
  then:
  - lambda: |-
  ESP_LOGI("touch", "Button 1 pressed!");
  id(pin_code) += "1";

[youkorr]

ok I hadn't seen it I had forgotten it

- platform: touchscreen page_id: other_set_page name: "Button 1" x_min: 10 x_max: 60 y_min: 10 y_max: 60 on_press: then: - lambda: |- ESP_LOGI("touch", "Button 1 pressed!"); id(pin_code) += "1";

[BigBobbas]

whne you paste in code if you put 3 back tics followed by yaml before your code and 3 back ticks after the last line, then the code will be shown in a readable format eg:

will look like the code below, which makes it easier to read for myself and others.

platform: touchscreen
name: "Button 1"
x_min: 10
x_max: 60
y_min: 10
y_max: 60
on_press:
then:
- lambda: |-
ESP_LOGI("touch", "Button 1 pressed!");
id(pin_code) += "1";

[youkorr]

Good for the keys works perfectly I added the OK key to validate pin action

[BigBobbas]

good evening for the keys it works but the armed and disarmed part I have a compilation error despite the fact that I did clean, it would be missing that I declare disarmed in section adf_pipeline: ?? There I am stuck

error: 'desarmed' was not declared in this scope

the adf_pipeline is for audio on the device, so not relevant to this

[youkorr]

Thanks but I will find another solution to get around this problem.

[BigBobbas]

if you paste the code and the error. i can take a look 👍

[youkorr]

The way I found is to recover alarm_control_panel.alarmo from homeassistant as soon as I get stuck I will tell you thank you for your help

[youkorr]

[youkorr]

the buttons I made it appear to check if it works

[BigBobbas]

it may be easier for you if you join our discord server, then you can have conversations in 'real time' as the posts in here become fragment and it can be hard to follow https://discord.gg/BfEc3pXe

[youkorr]

I thank Rob for his patience the alarm control panel is functional if you want the code it will be a pleasure