Settings

Plugins → Levoit Purifier → Configure

Setting	What it does
Email address	The VeSync account’s email. Only used when IndigoSecrets.py has no VESYNC_USERNAME.
Password	The VeSync account’s password. Only used when IndigoSecrets.py has no VESYNC_PASSWORD.
Account country	Two letters, as the account was set up: GB, US, DE and so on. GB when blank. VESYNC_COUNTRY in IndigoSecrets.py wins over this box.
Check every (seconds)	How often the plugin reads every purifier. 60 to start with; 30 at the least, because VeSync limits how often an account can ask. A smaller number is raised to 30, with a line in the Event Log saying so.
Logging level	How much goes to the Event Log. Debug also records each failed check while VeSync is unreachable.

Clicking Save signs in afresh with whatever the settings and IndigoSecrets.py now say, and checks every purifier at once.

In each device

Setting	What it does
Purifier	Which purifier on the account this device shows. The list comes from the plugin’s last check of the account. Leave it on the first choice and the device links itself to the first purifier not already in Indigo.
Switch on when power returns	Switches the purifier back on after its power has been off, once it has reconnected. Ticked to start with. See Your devices.
Plug it is on	Optional: the smart plug the purifier runs from, chosen from the devices that measure power. The plugin then sees a power cut straight away, and the Dashboards Air page shows the purifier’s power and running cost.
Standby below (W)	With a plug chosen, a reading falling from above this to below it means the purifier has gone to standby, so it is switched back on. 2.5 W suits a Core 400S, which reads about 1.7 W in standby.