I had everything setup correctly. But still as soon as I added the domoticz service in my Google Home app something went wrong.
I debugged it with the help of ChatGPT and found out that there was to much data send to Google. There seems to be a limit on the number of devices (300) but also on the total amount of data.
The solution was to switch all devices to hidden mode. Again with the help of ChatGPT that was not so difficult by using the right SQL statements. After a reboot I enabled/unhide them one-by-one for the devices that I wanted to share with Google.
Maybe it would be more logical to set all non-switches and non-groups to hidden mode by default? I don't think it very helpfull/logical to have f.i. temperature devices sent to Google. In my case there is also one device named "Plugins Managerf->api_transport" that results in a lot of data being sent.
I had everything setup correctly. But still as soon as I added the domoticz service in my Google Home app something went wrong.
I debugged it with the help of ChatGPT and found out that there was to much data send to Google. There seems to be a limit on the number of devices (300) but also on the total amount of data.
The solution was to switch all devices to hidden mode. Again with the help of ChatGPT that was not so difficult by using the right SQL statements. After a reboot I enabled/unhide them one-by-one for the devices that I wanted to share with Google.
Maybe it would be more logical to set all non-switches and non-groups to hidden mode by default? I don't think it very helpfull/logical to have f.i. temperature devices sent to Google. In my case there is also one device named "Plugins Managerf->api_transport" that results in a lot of data being sent.