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RSSI card shows Battery for BLE device

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Describe the bug

rssi shows batterry state How to reproduce

BLE device Xiaomi MJYD02YL found over Passive BLE monitor Intergration provides both Batterry and rssi information got two entities sensor.ble_battery_b460ed979297 (now its 50%) sensor.ble_rssi_b460ed979297 ( -67 dBm)

Expected behavior

Well, i just wanted to see right numbers =) The good part is that if I try to insert RSSI entity to Battery card its autochanges to battery entity

YAML configuration


# please paste here your card config

Screenshots

Version

last

all updated to last (beta channel)

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 2 years ago
Comments:8 (3 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

2reactions

maxwroccommented, Feb 11, 2022

Reoppening it as it make sense to have a way to disable this logic

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greendog99commented, Apr 3, 2022

Also interested in this. I have Xiaomi temperature/humidity sensors all over the place and hoped to use this to show room temperatures with color-coded icons. The “state” of sensor.living_room_temperature contains the temp, but the card ignores that and show’s the sensor’s battery level since that’s one of the attributes. Totally understand that this is primarily a battery card… but it’s so close to being useful in so many other ways 😃. Either way, thank you for the card! I love using it for batteries too…