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* Add [DSMR integration|https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/dsmr/] and plug a P1 usb meter in the HP thin client. Also you can enable some initially disabled entities, like voltages and current. You can entities from this integration to the energy dashboard.
* Add the Frontier Silicon integration, that should allow operating the Imperial DABMan internet radio.
* Install the Mobile App integration (or was it already present after vanilla install?), anyway, you should be able to add your phone, but using the HomeAssistant app on your phone.
* Install the SolarEdge integration. Also add this in the energy dashboard. You do need an API key, I got that straight away as a reply on a mail to mail solar installer SolarHVT. Zie ook [deze instructies|https://helpdesk.homewizard.com/nl/articles/6120664-hoe-koppel-ik-mijn-solaredge-omvormer]
* Create an empty dashboard ("Rommel"), here you can add stuff (you cannot add stuff to the default set of dashboards)
! DSMR
Add [DSMR integration|https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/dsmr/] and plug a P1 usb meter in the HP thin client. Also you can enable some initially disabled entities, like voltages and current. You can entities from this integration to the energy dashboard.
! Imperial DabMan
Add the Frontier Silicon integration, that should allow operating the Imperial DABMan internet radio.
! Mobile App
Install the Mobile App integration (or was it already present after vanilla install?), anyway, you should be able to add your phone, but using the HomeAssistant app on your phone.
! SolarEdge
Install the SolarEdge integration. Also add this in the energy dashboard. You do need an API key, I got that straight away as a reply on a mail to mail solar installer SolarHVT. Zie ook [deze instructies|https://helpdesk.homewizard.com/nl/articles/6120664-hoe-koppel-ik-mijn-solaredge-omvormer]
! Miscellaneous
Create an empty dashboard ("Rommel"), here you can add stuff (you cannot add stuff to the default set of dashboards)
! Internet access to HA
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* install [HACS|https://hacs.xyz/] (Home Assistant Community Store
* enable ssh root access to the ha host:
** basically copying your ssh public key to /root/.ssh/authorized_keys. The root console is on serial console 6, just enter root, not password is asked. Then I used the ha webterminal to copy/paste my public key to a file called "aap", did a {{find / -name aap}}, and found out which actual from the host file system it was, then simply copy the contents: {{cat aap >/root/.ssh/authorized_keys}}.
** Then the DropBear ssh daemon needs to be enabled/started: {{systemctl start dropbear && systemctl enable dropbear}}
** You can then ssh from your workstation to ha with {{ssh root@192.168.2.8}}, and ther you are :-)
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! HACS
Install [HACS|https://hacs.xyz/] (Home Assistant Community Store
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! SSH access to HA host
[Enable ssh root access to the ha host|https://community.home-assistant.io/t/howto-how-to-access-the-home-assistant-os-host-itself-over-ssh/263352]:
* basically copying your ssh public key to /root/.ssh/authorized_keys. The root console is on serial console 6, just enter root, not password is asked. Then I used the ha webterminal to copy/paste my public key to a file called "aap", did a {{find / -name aap}}, and found out which actual from the host file system it was, then simply copy the contents: {{cat aap >/root/.ssh/authorized_keys}}.
* Then the DropBear ssh daemon needs to be enabled/started: {{systemctl start dropbear && systemctl enable dropbear}}
* You can then ssh from your workstation to ha with {{ssh root@192.168.2.8}}, and ther you are :-)
! BOSH EasyControl Thermostat
[This github|https://github.com/cpmarvin/boscheasycontrol] seems outdated, and has dead links.\\
[https://github.com/bosch-thermostat/home-assistant-bosch-custom-component] deze dan?
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* [ssh to the root OS|https://community.home-assistant.io/t/howto-how-to-access-the-home-assistant-os-host-itself-over-ssh/263352]
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