Home Assistant - Ford F150 Lightning Dashboard.

[Fistandantilus]

Here we go...

type: picture-elements
elements:
  - type: state-label
    entity: sensor.fordpass_1ft6w1ev5pwg06968_tirepressure
    attribute: frontLeft
    style:
      left: 80%
      top: 18%
      font-size: 100%
      font-weight: normal
      color: rgb(0,0,0)
  - type: state-label
    style:
      left: 23%
      top: 18%
      font-size: 100%
      font-weight: normal
      color: rgb(0,0,0)
    entity: sensor.fordpass_1ft6w1ev5pwg06968_tirepressure
    attribute: rearLeft
  - type: state-label
    style:
      left: 23%
      top: 82%
      font-size: 100%
      font-weight: normal
      color: rgb(0,0,0)
    entity: sensor.fordpass_1ft6w1ev5pwg06968_tirepressure
    attribute: rearRight
  - type: state-label
    style:
      left: 80%
      top: 82%
      font-size: 100%
      font-weight: normal
      color: rgb(0,0,0)
    entity: sensor.fordpass_1ft6w1ev5pwg06968_tirepressure
    attribute: frontRight
  - type: conditional
    conditions:
      - condition: state
        entity: sensor.fordpass_1ft6w1ev5pwg06968_doorstatus
        state: Closed
    elements:
      - type: icon
        icon: mdi:lock
        tap_action: none
        double_tap_action: none
        hold_action:
          action: call-service
          service: script.unlock_f150_lightning
        style:
          top: 7%
          left: 90.5%
          color: black
  - type: conditional
    conditions:
      - condition: state
        entity: sensor.fordpass_1ft6w1ev5pwg06968_doorstatus
        state_not: Closed
    elements:
      - type: icon
        icon: mdi:lock-open-variant
        tap_action: none
        double_tap_action: none
        hold_action:
          action: call-service
          service: script.lock_f150_lightning
        style:
          top: 7%
          left: 90.5%
          color: "#039be5"
  - type: conditional
    conditions:
      - entity: sensor.fordpass_1ft6w1ev5pwg06968_elvehcharging
        attribute: Plug Status
        state: CONNECTED
      - entity: sensor.fordpass_1ft6w1ev5pwg06968_elvehcharging
        attribute: Charge Type
        state_not: AC_BASIC
    elements:
      - type: icon
        icon: mdi:ev-plug-type1
        tap_action: none
        double_tap_action: none
        hold_action: none
        style:
          top: 20%
          left: 73%
          color: green
  - type: conditional
    conditions:
      - entity: sensor.fordpass_1ft6w1ev5pwg06968_elvehcharging
        attribute: Plug Status
        state_not: CONNECTED
    elements:
      - type: icon
        icon: mdi:ev-plug-type1
        tap_action: none
        double_tap_action: none
        hold_action: none
        style:
          top: 20%
          left: 73%
          color: red
  - type: state-label
    entity: sensor.fordpass_1ft6w1ev5pwg06968_lastrefresh
    prefix: "last update: "
    style:
      top: 5%
      left: 23%
      font-size: 80%
      font-weight: normal
      color: rgb(0,0,0)
  - type: state-label
    entity: sensor.fordpass_1ft6w1ev5pwg06968_elvehcharging
    attribute: chargingkW
    suffix: " kW"
    prefix: Charge@
    style:
      left: 72%
      top: 11%
image: /api/image/serve/e196197acd66e46ececf131dda8dc583/512x512
title: F-150 Lightning
grid_options:
  columns: 12
  rows: 5

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[bmwhitetx]

Here we go...

    attribute: frontLeft

Thank you. It was capitalization. HA showed the attribute as FrontLeft, but they must capitalize the first letter. Using a small "f", e.g., frontLeft worked.

 

[MrCippy]

I have read, searched, read some more and searched again and I can’t find a guide on how to use any of this. Can a a kind soul please link me to a tutorial or guide?

 

[bmwhitetx]

I have read, searched, read some more and searched again and I can’t find a guide on how to use any of this. Can a a kind soul please link me to a tutorial or guide?

Do you have Home Assistant running on a PC?

 

[MrCippy]

Do you have Home Assistant running on a PC?

I should have clarified. I have HA/HACS/Fordpass running, I just don’t know how to get the custom layouts. That’s my fault

 

[bmwhitetx]

I should have clarified. I have HA/HACS/Fordpass running, I just don’t know how to get the custom layouts. That’s my fault

Gotcha, I struggle with that as well, hard to cut and paste someone else's YAML not knowing where it should go and the constant spacing issues.
I just use a simple Entities card since I just look at it on my PC and not a phone. Sorry - can't help with the custom layout part.

 

[RLXXI]

Saw the thread title and it sparked intrigue, however my HA has enough crap in it already with everything for the home . This is kewl though, been reading a bit and decided that any more energy I expend on new in HA, it'll be getting Lcars working fully. Custom cards are not my forte, yet.

 

[Runaway Tractor]

I use the latest FordPass integration from Marq24 in HACS. https://github.com/marq24/ha-fordpass

The guys who make the pretty graphic with a picture of the truck is really cool. But I don't have the need or patience to make it. I like to keep it simple. Below are screenshots of my home dash and the truck page.

I have a few automations the interact with the truck which are very useful to me.

• Check to see if I forgot to plug the truck in. Checks charger status at 8pm, 10pm, and when I hit my "going to sleep" automation. Annoys me with phone notifications and Echo TTS announcements.
  
  
• If the LV battery drops below 85%, sends me a notifications. Because whatever moron wrote the program controlling the DC-DC converter should be ashamed of themselves.
  
  
• At 2pm, if truck is at my work zone, remote climate start.

 

[JvdMaat]

Hey, I noticed something change recently. I have an automation that automatically does a remote update every hour with a 10 minute randomizer in (so it's not exactly every hour). And it stops once the 12V battery hits 75% so I don't accidentally drain that. (Seems to drain about 1% per refresh on average)
Here's my past 24 hour 12V graph:

And here's the ignition history for that same time period:

(If the ignition is on, I do a remote update every 6 minutes plus randomizer)
Anyways, at 13:30 the truck was unlocked and used for a few minutes, but ignition wasn't turned on. Yet 12V battery went up a bit.
And at 15:00 the 12V went up to 100% without ignition being on.

So I'm wondering if they pushed an update to better maintain the 12V when truck is powered off?

I just went through the past 2 weeks, and yesterday is the first time this activity happened. Anyone else seeing this?

 

[Aminorjourney]

Hey, I noticed something change recently. I have an automation that automatically does a remote update every hour with a 10 minute randomizer in (so it's not exactly every hour). And it stops once the 12V battery hits 75% so I don't accidentally drain that. (Seems to drain about 1% per refresh on average)
Here's my past 24 hour 12V graph:

And here's the ignition history for that same time period:

(If the ignition is on, I do a remote update every 6 minutes plus randomizer)
Anyways, at 13:30 the truck was unlocked and used for a few minutes, but ignition wasn't turned on. Yet 12V battery went up a bit.
And at 15:00 the 12V went up to 100% without ignition being on.

So I'm wondering if they pushed an update to better maintain the 12V when truck is powered off?

I just went through the past 2 weeks, and yesterday is the first time this activity happened. Anyone else seeing this?

Interesting.

If your app doesn't say there's an update, there probably isn't. However, were you plugged in? Most EVs will keep the 12V battery topped up if it gets low and it's plugged in.

Do you have the script to share for that automation (if willing?) I've often wondered if there's a way to do the remote wake-up if there's a power cut to try and get around the current HIS issue with automatic start?

 

[JvdMaat]

Interesting.

If your app doesn't say there's an update, there probably isn't. However, were you plugged in? Most EVs will keep the 12V battery topped up if it gets low and it's plugged in.

Do you have the script to share for that automation (if willing?) I've often wondered if there's a way to do the remote wake-up if there's a power cut to try and get around the current HIS issue with automatic start?

No, wasn't charging/plugged in. I ignored the 12V increases when charging, those are normal.
I use NodeRed for my automations (Started 3 years ago before HA automations got as good as they are now).
Here's what it does, and if you know NodeRed, you should be able to implement the same easy from this visual:

Truck powered off is looking at sensor ignitionstatus, and if it's OFF for 5 mins, it does a remote sync. That updates the alarm from disarmed or arming to armed. (As the truck stops automatic updates once the truck is off, and HA will show unlocked, disarmed, etc)
Hourly is just that, with a 10 minute random delay, and then a check if the sensor battery > 75
And 6 minute interval with a 60 second random delay verifies if sensor ignitionstatus is on.
(Both delays were a suggestion from someone saying that Ford could ban users for scheduled (regular interval) checks. So the randomness hopefully lessens that. (Plus I have a HASS Ford account, separate from the one we use on phone))

If you don't have NodeRed, I think you can probably code something very similar in HA Automations.

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