Download Domoticz 2024.2

Domoticz is a versatile application aimed at serving as a home automation controller for controlling and reading components. It can do its work on, for example, a Raspberry Pi, but can also be deployed on a Linux or Windows machine. Domoticz can be used with, for example, light switches, various sensors, LED lamps, security equipment and numerous other home automation hardware. In addition, Domoticz can handle various widely supported protocols, including Z-Wave based on the open source OpenZWave library and EnOcean. For more information, see our own forum. The changelog for version 2024.2 looks like this:

Implemented:

• Compare chart for most sensor types
• Email, Splitting mime attachments over multiple lines
• Notifications, Option to enable/disable
• OpenZwave is back…. (No Support)

Updated:

• Translations

Changed:

• Comparing charts now uses correct Y-Axis label
• Internal, Last received is now handled differently, should solve possible hardware timeout issues
• MQTT, QoS is now set to 1 for all messages

Fixed:

• MQTT-AD: Fan creation
• Timer Plans, now also duplicates scenes

A few notes before updating:

• Because some users are still experiencing migration issues to ZWaveJS-UI, OpenZWave is back (No support!). The OpenZWave project was stopped 2 years ago. We still urge ysers using OpenZWave to migrate to ZWaveJS-UI in combination with the MQTT Autodiscovery method build into Domoticz. (See here)
• Armv6 device support has been stopped. Sure, you can still build Domoticz yourself, but no binary versions are published anymore. This means devices like the Raspberry Pi 1, Pi Zero from ~12 years ago are not supported anymore.
• When using Domoticz with client/server setup (multiple locations), it is important that both server and client run this version or a beta.
• Support for remote updating a RFXCom transceiver has been removed as it was not working 100% with the latest models. This was a joined decision between us, and you now need to use the flash application from the RFXCom website.