Dreame + MOVA Universal v1.1

Control your Dreame or MOVA robot vacuum from RTI: start, pause, stop, return to dock, suction and mop levels, per-room cleaning, plus live status (state, battery, errors and more) and a built-in live floor-plan map.

Control runs over the vendor cloud. Dreame and MOVA vacuums switch off local network control when they are set up in the Dreame Home or MOVA Home app, so the cloud is the full-feature path. An internet connection is required.

Setup

Open the driver's Settings and fill in:

• Vacuum Brand - choose Dreame or MOVA, matching the app your vacuum is paired with.

• Account Email - the email address of your Dreame Home or MOVA Home app account.

• Account Password - that account's password. RTI has no hidden-password field, so it appears as text here; it is stored only on this processor.

• Account Region - choose the region you selected when you created the account (United States, Europe, and so on). If it does not connect, double-check that you picked the correct brand and account region.

• Vacuum MAC (optional) - only needed if your account has more than one robot vacuum. Enter the MAC of the one you want to control; leave blank to use the first vacuum found.

• License Key - leave blank for the 2-hour trial, or paste your key to activate. One license covers every Dreame + MOVA Universal instance on this processor.

Live Map

The driver includes a hosted live floor-plan map with tap-to-clean rooms and full controls, so you can drop a single Web Object onto your touchscreen instead of wiring every button. It is set up for you automatically -- there is no key to create, and your account password is never sent to it. The map runs during the trial and with a license.

To add it, place an Advanced Web Object on your page and set its Default URL to your map address. During the free trial, get your map address from the processor like this:

1. In a web browser, go to your RTI processor's IP address to open XP Diagnostics.

2. Click System Variables in the left menu.

3. Open Dreame Universal, then Status.

4. Check the box next to Map Web URL.

5. On the right, copy its Current Value - that is your map address.

6. Paste it into the Web Object's Default URL, then download the project to the processor.

• After you buy a license: we email your exact map address along with your license key, ready to paste -- no lookup needed.

Controls

• Cleaning: Start / Resume, Pause, Start or Pause (one toggle button that pauses when running and resumes when not), Stop, Return to Dock, Locate (find the robot), Wash Mop, Empty Dust Bin.

• Modes: Set Suction (Quiet / Standard / Strong / Turbo), Set Water and Mop Level (Low / Medium / High), Set Cleaning Mode (Sweep / Mop / Sweep and Mop). Robots with a self-wash dock may reset the cleaning mode when a run begins; the driver notices and re-applies your chosen mode automatically, so the mode you pick is the mode that runs.

• Settings: Set Volume (0-100; the robot chimes at the new level), Child Lock, Carpet Boost, Tight Mopping, Set Mop Wash Level, Set Auto-Empty Frequency, Set Do Not Disturb, and Set DND Times (a start-end window such as 22:00-08:00).

• Room cleaning: the easiest way is the live map - tap a room (or several) and press Clean. If you would rather build your own buttons, the Clean Rooms function takes comma-separated room IDs (for example 3,5) and uses the current suction and water levels.

• Maintenance: Reset Consumable Life resets a part's life to 100% after you physically replace it (Main Brush, Side Brush, Filter, or Sensors).

Feedback

Bind the State, Battery, Suction Level, Water and Mop Level, Is Cleaning, Is Docked, and Error variables to your touchscreen. Every two-state reading is available as both text and an on/off value, so you can program it whichever way you prefer.

The driver also exposes maintenance and usage data updated in the background: consumable life (Main Brush, Side Brush, Filter, Sensors) as a percentage and hours remaining, the current Volume, Child Lock, Do Not Disturb and other settings, the Serial Number, and lifetime totals (clean time, job count, and area cleaned). The Consumable Low event fires when any part drops to ten percent so you can prompt the homeowner to reorder.

Notes

• An internet connection is required (cloud control).

• Status updates in real time over the vendor push connection. If push is unavailable the driver falls back to polling: every 20 seconds while the robot is busy and every 90 seconds when it is idle or docked, with an immediate refresh after every command.

• The live map is set up automatically (see Live Map above) - there is no key to create or paste.

Support

Questions or issues: support@customcontroldrivers.com