Closed chrisremie closed 4 years ago
Actually, it is still doing it: [7/20/2020, 04:27:37] [Broadlink RM] Daikin addTemperatureCallbackToQueue (requested temperature from device, waiting) [7/20/2020, 04:27:38] [Broadlink RM] [INFO] Reported temperature (0) is too low, setting to minTemperature (10).
This is in the config file: "platform": "BroadlinkRM", "name": "Broadlink RM", "hideScanFrequencyButton": true, "hideLearnButton": false, "hideWelcomeMessage": true, "host": "xxx", "accessories": [ { "type": "air-conditioner", "name": "Daikin", "persistState": true, "temperatureUpdateFrequency": 1000, "minTemperature": 10, "maxTemperature": 28, "data": {
Hi @chrisremie
There are two things you should be aware of:
Thanks for your reply Cameron @kiwi-cam!
I understand it better now. So HomeKit is requesting the temperature from the Airco, and homebridge-broadlink-rm-tv is just accommodating this. And HomeKit nor homebridge-broadlink-rm-tv is taking any automatic action on its own from this temperature.
As per your list of possibilities, I chose to use pseudoDeviceTemperature.
This seems to be working now how I was expecting.
Chris.
Hi,
thanks for making this!
I guess I'm not completely understanding the air-conditioner concept. I would like to send the airco something like 'cool to 24', and then leave it alone, meaning, the airco will switch itself on/off according to the temperature it itself is measuring. Why is homebridge-broadlink-rm constantly requesting the temperature from the airco?
[7/19/2020, 16:48:10] [Broadlink RM] Daikin addTemperatureCallbackToQueue (requested temperature from device, waiting)
I'm sure I'm missing something, so how can I accomplish this?
I mean, it is working as far as I understand, but the temp requests do not seem necessary.
Thanks, Chris.