No not yet, I am working on the code but

[cerulean shuttle]

Experimenting with Electrical Sensor now, using POW320D as a test bed.

So far successful flashing the Matter with Electrical Sensor endpoint and communication with chiptool

Commissioned to HA as well but no entities exposed.

[blazing sphinx]

Same for me with Silicon Labs xG24 Explorer Kit

[dusky hinge]

We do not yet have the entities mapped for Electrical Sensor - I was waiyting on a device but looks like there isnt any. I will publish the discovery schemas as is so you guys can test it in the next release

[blazing sphinx]

Thanks 🙏

[cerulean shuttle]

Sure.

[cerulean shuttle]

Which sample you're using?

[blazing sphinx]

Dishwasher https://github.com/SiliconLabs/matter_extension/blob/main/silabs_examples/dishwasher-app/silabs/src/ElectricalEnergyMeasurementInstance.cpp

[cerulean shuttle]

Okay.

[blazing sphinx]

I can read the Voltage with chip-tool.

https://ibb.co/qJzV495

[blazing sphinx]

I've written a page describing the testing of the Matter dishwasher example: https://github.com/lboue/matter_EFR32_dishwasher

The card costs about $40

[cerulean shuttle]

Which card?

[blazing sphinx]

This one, EFR32xG24 Explorer Kit: https://www.digikey.com/en/product-highlight/s/silicon-laboratories/efr32xg24-explorer-kit

It's easy to use with the SimplicityStudio IDE.

[cerulean shuttle]

I hate using it, not sure why it's freaking resource hungry.

[blazing sphinx]

Using SimplicityStudio?

[cerulean shuttle]

SimplicityStudio

[blazing sphinx]

It consumes less disk space than the Matter SDK 🙂

[cerulean shuttle]

Probably you've the full SDK cloned instead of sparse checkout.

[blazing sphinx]

I'm testing several platforms (Linux, Silabs, nRF, ESP32), so it takes up a lot of disk space.

[blazing sphinx]

Hello Marcel. Could you push discovery schemas to next 2024.9.0 beta version https://github.com/home-assistant/core/releases/tag/2024.9.0b0 ? I installed a VM with the beta version for testing purposes.

[dusky hinge]

No, beta has been cut. It will be in the next beta. Currently we are focusing on 2 major stability issues that we need to fix first

[blazing sphinx]

You mean in 2024.10.0 beta or next 2024.9 beta subversion?

[dusky hinge]

2024.10

Once a beta has been cut we're not allowed to add any new features

[blazing sphinx]

OK.

I'd have to manage to run the tests locally with Docker and VScode on my machine.

[dusky hinge]

or just wait a bit

[cerulean shuttle]

@dusky hinge - We're ETA for 2024.10?

[dusky hinge]

yes